This man has spirit and heart, as well as a concept that could benefit thousands of farmers across America.
Shark Tank and its British equivalent Dragon’s Den are popular reality programs with a large audience. Why? Because the idea of the programs is entertaining, sometimes intense, and we never know what will happen when an innovator or a business person steps in front of the Sharks or the Dragons.
The Sharks provide aspiring businesspeople with the opportunity to secure business agreements that could make them millionaires. In exchange for an investment that will help their company grow, the aspiring entrepreneurs give a portion of their business. They may occasionally ask people to engage in a company plan or an idea.
Many factors influence whether or not they receive the money. The most essential factor is the quantity of money that investors anticipate to receive once the company grows.
Humble farmer refuses to alter his principles for the “Shark Tank” judges, earning himself a once-in-a-lifetime contract.
During a Shark Tank episode, a humble farmer from Florida called Johnny Georges offered something distinct and potentially life-changing for thousands of fellow farmers in America and around the globe.
Georges specifically requested a $150,000 funding in his business “Tree T-Pee.” He demonstrated an innovation that is a game changer in plant irrigation and saves farms thousands of liters of water each year.
The only issue was that Georges spent $2.95 to make a single piece and then sold it for $4.50. The Sharks, who requested Georges to reduce the selling price to $12, didn’t think this was a smart investment.
The problem with that figure is that he didn’t want to overcharge for his product because he understands how hard producers work to place food on everyone’s table.
Georges became anxious, and tears streamed down his cheeks. He was certain he’d exit the show empty-handed, particularly since one of the investors was absent.
But then another investor chose to grant Georges the full amount he had asked. Not only because his innovation was brilliant, but also because they recognized how much it meant to this modest and generous farmer.
George did not compromise his principles for money, and he advocated for every farmer in the nation. His performance is genuinely deserving of all acclaim.
