A 19-year-old entrepreneur counters an investor's $400,000 offer for 20% equity, asking for 15% instead. The investor adds a personal condition: his teenage daughters Alyssa and Alexis want to meet the entrepreneur and learn from each other.
You're only 19, but you're rich. It's hard to make Mr. Wonderful humble, but I am humbled. But I'm out. Thank you, Tania, but we're all out. Tania, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Honestly, I thought somebody was gonna make you an offer. You know, when I said, okay, this isn't my wheelhouse and everything, but my wheelhouse is helping guide amazing entrepreneurs like yourself. Maybe I can't help with eyebrow cream, but I can give you guidance. So I'm gonna make you an offer. I'm gonna offer you the $400,000. I want 20%, but there's also 2 other contingencies. I have a daughter who's 14 and a daughter who's 17. Alyssa and Alexis, and I want them to meet you, and I want them to learn from you, and maybe you'll even learn some from them. That's my offer.
Thank you. I'm honored to meet your daughters. My counter is $400,000 for 15%.
All right, I'm a sucker.
