For the non-experienced viewer, Lori is considered “The Queen of QVC,” which is a vendor channel in the United States where viewers can plase orders and purchase items through a phone system.
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Robert interrupts and says that he wishes there was a shark present that worked on TV all the time. Each hat costs $3.70 to make, and most of their profits come from retail or through selling through TV. Kevin asks how Juli and Ozma are selling the Kookn’ Kaps, to which Ozma says they are selling directly to the consumer they are selling using online channels. The Sharks point out the similarity in errors, pointing out the fact that the cursive logo looks like “Kookin’ Karp” and the hat has a tag that says “Flammable” on it.
Mark agrees and says that the tag of his Kookn’ Kap says flammable. Robert presses for more information, to which Ozma reveals that she works at Ernst & Young as a manager in the advisory department, and Juli is a campus recruiter for Los Angeles.īarb brings up the label, asking if she should be worried about the first thing she read in the label, which says “Caution: Flammable.” Ozma seems surprised by this, and insists that the product is non-flammable. Juli says that the both of them work for one of the largest financial services companies in the world. Robert asks what the exact name of the company is, and this draws attention to the logo as the Sharks try to figure out the cursive of the logo, which does look like “Kookin’ Karp.” Returning to more relevant matters, Robert asks what the backgrounds of the girls are. Mark asks what the price of each hat was, which was anywhere from $9.99 per Kookn’ Kap all the way up to $12.99. As Kevin dons the hat (see the picture), Robert begs for Juli to get Kevin to remove the hat before sales go down. Even Mark comments that the hat reminds him of Little Bo Peep. While samples are distributed to the Sharks, Lori asks if they have sold any units, to which Juli replies that they have sold 1,729 Kookn’ Kaps in just under a year’s time.
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The finishing line for the Kookn’ Kap cracked a smile out of me and a laugh out of all the sharks “Tired of smelling like crap? Get a cap!”īarbara immediately asks for one to be placed on Kevin, who then asks for a pink one. Juli continues on to say that the Kookn’ Kap is the modern version of the traditional chef’s hat, and not only keeps the smell of food out of your hair, but also keeps your hair out of the food. The Kookn’ Kap is also a one-size fits all. By twirling your hair up and placing it into the cap, the cap protects your hair from any potential smells or hazards that could get into any loose hair. The Kookn’ Kap looks like an old-timey, housewife type cooking cap. To come up with a proper remedy, Juli and Ozma created the Kookn’ Kap. To confirm, Juli asked the bartender for a second opinion, which confirmed that her luscious locks did indeed smell like her main dinner course. Juli then says that somebody approached her and told her that her hair smelled like fish, to which Juli was mortified. After dinner, the girls all hit the town and headed to a swanky Los Angeles lounge. Making a cork bag did not cause any harm to animals.To illustrate the need for the Kookn’ Kap, Juli begins with a story one night, the two were hosting a dinner party for their girlfriends where the main dish was fish. Without harming the host tree, cork can be harvested and grown again easily. 👜 This is a unique gift, ideal for those who want a more sustainable world, with vegan products and nature printed purse. Vegan Leather, the ideal substitute for products made of animal leather. 👜 Premium cork, environmentally eco friendly, natural cork is used to make our women's bags.
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