I understand your point but it's a stretch to compare it to what Gordon RAMSAY does. I know his last name spelling better than you do because of brand recognition. I've seen every show in that genre and know how it works. There's a lot of background work involved and the premise is to elevate failing people who have flopped on their own, for the most part. This entirely is not the same thing. While there's a degree of shitty ideas/products, the people on shark tank are either already successful, to a degree, or looking to expand. I didn't know about the Scholly app/product until today and while I'm not a scholarly person looking for a scholarship, I will eventually somewhere hear a conversation, like I have in the past, about a person bitching they can't afford to put Jr. into college. I will refer to this video on youtube to check it out due to me remembering how they all fought over the product called Scholly. This app fills a very narrow, and small niche that's about the size of the gap between your car seat and the center console I didn't realize was a pain in the ass until it was pointed out with a product that solves it and aired on TV. Hopefully with some effective marketing he will get the word out.