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New, 3/07/2025 Sharks- Barbara, Mark, Kevin, Lori, Daniel. Kiid Coffee for Kids-A kid-friendly coffee brand with essential nutrients, and no caffeine. Seeking $ 50,000 for 5%. They have cacao latte, original latte, and one other flavor. They sell direct to consumer, and on Amazon. Margins are good, but not great because of ingredients. $75,000 in sales since April. They do videos and Instagram for marketing. The ‘coffee’ has probiotics, lots of calcium and other nutrients to fill nutritional gaps. The kid, Ethan, broke both legs from calcium deficiencies. They sell through three different coffee chains. Starbucks would be a good partnership. They want to sell the packets through coffee shops. Kevin $50k for 15%. Lori and Mark partner $50k for 20%. Daniel $50k, 20%. Ethan, the kid says $50k for 10%. Daniel says $50k for 20%, and when dad goes full time gives 15% back. Deal for $50k, for 15% with Daniel. GoodLove Foods- gluten-free pastries, frozen, ready-to-bake. Seeking $150,000 for 5%. Cinnamon rolls, buttermilk biscuits, puff pastry, pizza crust. I could enjoy the pitch more without the skating back up dancers. All of the Sharks love the taste. Egg free, gluten free, soy free, oil free except butter. Ship directly with dry ice to consumer. Sales 85% direct-to-consumer. $350,000 in sales in the last 12 months. Margins are 75% with shipping 25%. Customer acquisition is online. They can’t keep up with demand. Daniel says tough to sustain their business model. They have their own facility, and couldn’t find a co-packer. She calls herself a biscuitologist. She thinks $500k 2024, and over a million this year. 20% profit 2025. They do pre-orders, produce quickly for the orders. Daniel is out. Barbara is out, for strange reasons, as usual. Lori asks why she needs a partner, and pitcher says for production. Kevin is worried about the crowded market space, and the business model, and he’s out. Mark is out. Lori is last, offers $150K for 20%, she’ll get the product everywhere. Lori $150k for 18% and makes the deal Happy Birdwatcher Birdseed- a personalized bird food mix designed to attract specific birds. Seeking $150,000 for10%. Tailored to your geographic area, delivered to your address, attracts specific birds by zip code from bird watchers. 10 lb box first, plus a specialty smaller package. Every bag is customized for your area. $459,000 total sales since 2020. Sales $360k for 2024, not profitable. There is a huge market for this, with the home birdfeeder market. Kevin is out. Mark is out, he says do a generic birdseed bag, and charge extra for the custom blend. Lori is out. Barbara will subscribe, but is out. Daniel questioned if she can scale it up, and he's out. Daniel says she is too early, and needs marketing help. No deal. Remento Memories Keepsake Book- a book that keeps one's family history alive. Transforms spoken recollections to a book. Seeking $300,000 for 5%. Books include stories, photos, and family stories. Parent and grandparents stories write themselves, they record answers to the questions from the family. QR code in the stories links to the audio of the story. Margins are good. They have a basic price, plus subscription to the QR/data information. It's a digital product with a physical comliment of the book. Charlie's dad was on Flight 93, and died in Pennsylvania when seller was 10 years old. Daniel is in tears, and I love him for that. His mother had lung cancer, but is in remission. Sales are $620,000 in sales. $4.6 million projected in 2025, with $1.25M net profit. I love Charlie, and his lovely story. Charlie owns 70% of the business. Kevin says 5% isn't enough, and Daniel agrees. Daniel and Kevin say 15% $300K. Mark offers $300K for 10%. Deal with Mark, $300,000 for 10%, some are advisory shares. Update-Gently Soap, deal with Candace Nelson, sold out the same night the show aired. Sales are booming, 1 million in sales in one year. Another Google Workspace / Gemini commercial. On Oprah’s Favorite Things list. Everyone she knows came together to help her fill the orders.

S5.E10 "Buidling Up and Going Over" New, 3/6/2024. Tonight's new episode where they added a second story to the house for the main suite, and changed the bottom to two bedrooms, instead of three was interesting. The open rider stairs to the second floor, new main suite, no handrail of any kind, stairs were narrow. It cost over $350,000 to add the suite and virtually gut the main floor. Another black and white box. Now they have two bedrooms for three kids, so I guess the boys will be sharing.

I suspect the trio were trying to keep the series going as an annual competition. I would like if they had more time to search for a house. I suspect without outside demands from a certain person and the tight timeline to get a house, Christina would have chosen a different house. I think they should have to get more similar houses, either both one level or two stories.

7 March-“Conning a Cousin” 4/12/2019, Season 22 / Episode 105 Cases-Conning A Cousin - Backing Out - Not Caring For His Tree (Case 1-Grifter cousin ripping off people. Case 2 Another tenant who changed her mind, and wants deposit back. Case 3-Another ridiculous tree case. Dead tree falls on man's car.) p. 131, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5206717 8 March--“Livid at my Landlord” 4/15/2019, Season 22 / Episode 106 Cases-Bad Landlording - Flying The Coop - Trying To Fit In (Case 1-Tenant who won't leave, and hasn't paid rent in years. Case 2-D. wanted woodpeckers evicted, P. pest control didn't get paid. Case 3-Bizarre car accident case, p. wants d. to pay the ticket p. received because they were driving without insurance). p. 131, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5212545

6 March 4 p.m. episodes- p. 500, 1 October 2021 Teen Lies to Police! ; Rodent Disposal Fee Fight p. 504, 10 March 2022 The Picasso of Upholstery?! ; Blue Book, Shmoo Book! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 469, 7 July 2020 Section 8? Not So Great! p. 471, 17 August 2020 Judge Kicks Man Out of his Own Home! ; Tree Huggin’ Father/Daughter Duo?! 7 March 4 p.m. episodes- p. 504, 11 March 2022 Father Scams Inmate? ; Brother’s Gift Backfires?! p. 504, 11 March 2022 Charity Golf Drama! ; Who Let the Cat Out? 5 p.m. episodes- p. 469, 9 July 2020 Can Judge Judy Mend a Broken Family? p. 472, 28 August 2020 That’s What Mothers Do! ; 8K Snatched from Model Child’s Bank Account!

6 March “A Cabin in the Woods” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 61 p. 53, 17 December 2024 “A Ruff Attack” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 26 p.52, 15 October 2024 7 March “Walkin’ the Dog” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 16 p. 51, 30 September 2024 “El Cami-No” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 13 p. 51, 25 September 2024

S2.E11 "Flipping Ain't Easy" New, 3/6/2025 "Tarek and Heather take a gamble on a sight unseen property in Torrance, California. And with a bold design approach, they're hoping Heather's beachy boho vibe will be enough to elevate this flip in a risky real estate climate." House bought sight unseen. They want to keep for $200,000 rehab, but Jeff Lawrence's bid for his work is $203,000, plus roof, etc. will probably total $300,000. Purchase price $835,000. $1.225 M break even. Heather wants to turn the living room back into the fourth bedroom, turn the bar into a powder bath, take down $8,000 of load bearing wall for the kitchen island. And turn the main suite bath into an ensuite. They can't raise the ceiling. They want to do a fluted wood accent wall to add vertical interest, to make the room look taller. Tarek says $1.3 M is what they need to sell for to make a profit. One issue is pool is disgusting, where Heather asks if there a alligators in the pool. There's an apartment house overlooking the back yard. $40K to $60K for the pool rehab, probably $60K with new equipment. $8K to $10K to fill the pool in. Tarek says fill the pool in, build an outdoor kitchen, fire pit, covered patio, instead of the pool. I don't like the lime washed fire place at all. They plant a row of trees to hide the apartment view behind the back wall, it's not hiding anything. Trees are planted too close together. If they're short on money, then why tile the huge back patio? For once I agree with Heather's back splash kitchen tiles, it's the same ones I have. $258,000 for rehab with the pool going away. Jeff has to fix a fence because of a neighbor complaint to the city. The neighbor is a joint owner of the cinder block wall. Block wall was $7,000. Neighbors are not paying anything on the wall repair. Now they have to rewire the house $273K for the rehab now, plus delays for the extra work. Purchase price $875,000, rehab $335.000, Carrying costs $61,000. break even price $1.326,500. Comps are $1.194M no remodeled, and $1.470M no offers. $1.399M list price, hoping for multiple offers. This would be a very low profit. Sale price $1.450M Profit of $123,500.

S1.E06 "The Final Flip Off" New, 3/5/2025 They do the exterior and landscaping. Jeff Lewis is the final judge. I really like the comments Jeff made. Tarek and Heather won this challenge, but the overall winner is return on investment from selling price. They have 30 days to sell, to determine the final winner. If the homes don't sell in 30 days, then that person loses. Christina thinks $1.1M or $1.2M , Tarek thinks $1.3M or $1.4M. One of Christina's potential buyers is a couple that talked to Jeff Lewis about the house during the judging. Both side tour the other's house. Christina's looks nice. T & H's looks nice too. I like T & H's better. On Christina's I dislike the primary wallpaper, and the kitchen counters are too busy. Her house is listed at $995,000 hoping to start a bidding war. If Christina gets $1.2M, then T & H have to sell theirs for $1.499M to win. Sold prices are Christina's $1.125 M all cash. T & H sold for $1.550M. (actually under contract) All of the people who appeared on the show, and judges are at the announcement of the winner. Winners: Tarek and Heather better return on investment.

The episode started, and it's the rerun of Holly and Lashanta. It will have the saddest park wedding ever for Holly.

5 March “Car Flopping” New, Season 11, Episode 99 (James McCune vs. Christopher Rawlins) From the show site: A car-flipping venture takes a dramatic turn when the financier accused the mechanic of abandoning repairs and not repaying a loan; the mechanic fires back, saying his partner refused to cover final repair costs, forcing him to tow the car. Plaintiff /pharmacy tech James McCune suing defendant /mechanic Christopher Rawlins for not repaying a loan. The litigants were going in together on a car flipping business. Suing for $4,000 Loan was $1200, plus $400 fee for 33 1/3% interest. This loan was for the lift. Defendant says plaintiff’s interest rate was 33%, and illegal interest. $4250 is the counter suit. There was a contract on the first vehicle, $1600 loan from plaintiff to buy vehicle, and then split the profits. First car was a 2001 BMW. Defendant says once he started working on vehicle, the mechanical problems were much more than they expected, and cost a lot more money than they expected. Corriero asks plaintiff a good question, for once. He asked plaintiff if he expected to be repaid the $1600 even if they made no profits, and McCune says he did. Defendant wanted to sell the car for $6,000. Plaintiff claims the extra money was not needed, and thinks defendant was ripping him off. Defendant called it quits when plaintiff stopped the money, and wanted repayment. So, defendant sold the lift that the $1600 financed with the loan. Judge Tewolde asks defendant if he considered fixing and selling the car, and paying the bills, but he couldn't afford to do that. Both litigants claim the other party breached the contract. Juarez says no one breached, Tewolde agreed. Corriero says both breached. $1260, $1200 for the loan, and 10% interest to plaintiff. “The Nipsey Hustle” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 48 p. 53, 18 November 2024

TV Guide online claims this is airing tonight. No other cable guide claims this is airing. TV Guide claims next week is S10.E04 WATN, no names listed but dated 3/12/2025. S10.E03: WATN Paul and Carrie New, 3/5 2025 Paul from Auburndale FL. original episode S10.E06 8 December 2021 In the original episode, Paul promised his girlfriend that he would marry her in a year’s time, after he lost the weight and regained his health. I remember he drove himself to appointments at Dr. Now’s from his home in Florida. Now he just has to lose about 300 pounds. Carrie from Huntington, TX, original episode S9.E03, 13 January 2021. Carrie needs surgery badly, but she prefers not to change her eating habits. 20 years after her dad died as a result of a botched weight loss surgery, Carrie is on the brink of eating herself to death. To live, she must face the fear and grief of losing her father and end a cycle of toxic behavior with her husband Chris.

TV Guide claims this is happening tonight. That's the only source. My Spectrum cable guide lists Lashandra and Holly WATN reruns. (TV guide claims S10.E04 will air next week, 3/12/2025 no names). S10.E03: WATN Paul and Carrie New, 3/5 2025 Paul from Auburndale FL. original episode S10.E06 8 December 2021 In the original episode, Paul promised his girlfriend that he would marry her in a year’s time, after he lost the weight and regained his health. I remember he drove himself to appointments at Dr. Now’s from his home in Florida. Now he just has to lose about 300 pounds. Carrie from Huntington, TX, original episode S9.E03, 13 January 2021. Carrie needs surgery badly, but she prefers not to change her eating habits. 20 years after her dad died as a result of a botched weight loss surgery, Carrie is on the brink of eating herself to death. To live, she must face the fear and grief of losing her father and end a cycle of toxic behavior with her husband Chris.

I'm officially confused. Someone on reddit claims tonight's WATN is Paul & Carrie, which would be S10.E03. However, TLC's tv schedule, and both online guides I look at, show Lashanta & Holly, followed by Octavia & Aaron, both reruns.

5 March 4 p.m. episodes- p. 507, 5 August 2022 Assault of the Landlord?! ; Pedestrian Slam in the Parking Lot! p. 504, 9 March 2022 Eye Witness Wow! ; Pack Your Bags… Guilt Trip! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 469, 6 July 2020 Vandalism Eviction and a Death Threat?! ; Bambi or Schindler’s List?! p. 471, 18 August 2020 Beware of Narcissistic Fools!

4 March “Fast Cars, Slow Refunds” New, Season 11, Episode 98 (Chad Mosbey vs. Jay Press) From the show site: A man says he paid for a remote-control race track but never received it; the hobby shop owner argues that his website clearly states that orders can take up to 30 days and accuses the customer of launching an online smear campaign. Plaintiff/buyer Chad Mosbey claims defendant/remote control shop owner Jay Press for a full refund for a remote control track that never arrived. Suing for $2,053 for item and legal fees. Defendant shop owner says the website clearly states orders can take up to 30 days to arrive, and plaintiff sued too soon. Counter claiming for defamation. It would be a drop ship, plaintiff orders from defendant, who in turn orders from supplier, and supplier ships directly to plaintiff. Supplier of the track told plaintiff that the order didn't exist. Supplier never had an order from defendant's hobby shop for the track, then defendant says that he had to pay for the track before the order was officially placed. Then, defendant says he didn't pay for the order at first, and then says he never paid for the track. Defendant apparently spent the money at the strip club. Defendent took the money from plaintiff, never produced the race track, and claims the bad reviews from plaintiff tanked his hobby shop business. Defendant claims the supplier cut him off. Plaintiff admits he's flawed like anyone else, Corriero says that he's not flawed. None of the judges can stand the defendant. Defendant claims he was called a thief, and Judge Juarez agrees that defendant's a thief. $1,420 to plaintiff. Defendant told to drop dead. “Evicted by a Snake” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 50 p. 53, 19 November 2024 (Posting date is 20 November 2024)