13 hours ago, Koalagirl said:
Unless you were closely listening at the very end after the deal was made and the women were hugging, it turns out that the saleswoman was her wife. I played it back a few times.
12 hours ago, wisteria said:
I just watched that, and "wife" was barely audible. I wouldn't put it past ABC to bury that in the sound mix.
26 minutes ago, sasha206 said:
I thought she said, "I'm so glad you're in my world."
FWIW, the closed captioning says "thank you for being my voice". It's a bit smothered by the hug, but once I read that , it sounded right too. And it fits perfectly.
I agree that they gave off a couple vibe, but honestly, they could just be very affectionate, close friends. Either way, the "bride" gave a terrific sales pitch and terrific supporting remarks. Lori and Kevin were the logical partners, so I don't know why Barbara was so pissy at the end when those two agreed to match her proposed deal.
15 hours ago, mtlchick said:
I think she has a product that can be multi functional and not for wedding gowns. Socialites and celebrities who wear custom made and detailed gowns on a regular basis who probably love this.
The prom dress market is another possibility, I think.
Big night for Kevin. Two deals, including tie ins to his other businesses, and a loan sharky line of credit deal. So many of his favorite things.
There have been so many "digital paper" products over the last 25 years. None of them have been a huge success, I think that's why Mark was out on Rocketbook so quickly, he's seen all of them, probably.
Pheromones, ugh. Glad they didn't get a deal.
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