Is Mark Trying To Rebrand Retold Recycling? | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global
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Published 2024-01-25
From Season 14 Episode 14
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All Comments (21)
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why would the average consumer even think about paying 15 dollars to get rid of their clothing, when they can just dump it in the trash, give to social stations etc. makes really no sense imo
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“To appear to be more sustainable” are such strong and honest words
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Why would I pay to give u MY clothes 🤣🤣
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I donate my clothes locally to charity. Costs me $0. It’s near my local grocery so I drop it when I do a grocery trip. Not sure why people would pay for this- and the profit doesn’t go to charity, it goes to these two people…
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They’re pretty much selling plastic bags and claiming it’s a eco friendly company 😂
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I would never pay to give something away.
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Most DONATED clothing ends up in a landfill either in the US or other countries like Ghana, Kenya, Chile. Anyone who thinks most donated clothing is sold or given to the needy is just kidding themselves. The best way to avoid it is to simply stop buying things we don’t really need.
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This is crazy. My area has a service like this for FREE! You go to the website and let them know how many bags you need this week and they drop it off to your house and few days later, pick them up. I pay for nothing!
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9:50 One of Mark's best comeback destroying Robert 🤣🤣🤣 "Your time isn't worth much, for some people it's worth a lot more"
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They are crazy. Im going to the salvation army and goodwill everytime
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I volunteered in a donation place that accepted and then sifted through all the “donations”. Most of it is garbage and goes straight in the trash. Then another large percentage aren’t sellable and also go in the garbage. So probably 80% or more of what people donate goes straight in the garbage. If someone actually cares about recycling these clothes then donating them is not a good option. They should have focused on this point.
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I will still have to drive to the post office to drop off package. I can't just stuff a 5 pound bag in my mailbox
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Let me get this straight. You’re choosing to pay $15, fill up the bag, drive to the post office, wait in line to drop it off. Over simply driving to a local charity or one of the drive up green containers for free??? 🤯
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They're at 1.2 M net worth... Obviously Mark has scaled them enough to get that far... I myself wouldn't pay to donate clothes. Goodwill is good for me.
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I can’t believe they thought this was a good idea. I’m surprised they even got 100,000 dollars
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This makes absolutely no sense especially in the us market
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Even if I did purchase this service to benefit the environment, how do I know it's actually going to recyclers? There's so many 'drop off here to recycle' bins that go straight to the trash.
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Thanks for a new episode just in time for work lunch 😂
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My goodwill just grabs the bags and don't even check it to they have it inside
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They take “you’ll own nothing and you'll be happy” to a whole new level.😂
