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'Shark Tank' recap: Inventor puts his cards on the table to get investment for gameOn “Shark Tank,” a game inventor asked the sharks questions like: How much would it take for Kevin O’Leary to walk around for a week with wet socks?
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This 'Shark Tank' pitch for men's padded underwear landed a $150,000 investment from Kevin O'LearyThis 'Shark Tank' pitch for men's padded underwear landed a $150,000 investment from Kevin O'Leary. via CNBCMakeIt MakeIt Wow.
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'Shark Tank': This ex-SpaceX engineer scored a $150,000 investment for odor-eliminating shoe padsAn ex-SpaceX engineer and his co-founder are using NASA-tested technology to conquer smelly feet and the 'Shark Tank' investors were biting. MakeIt stupid idea, waste of investor money if you ask me MakeIt What there are no other companies offering this 'new innovative product'?
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