Billion Dollar Buyer Season 2 Episode 3 Sometimes, You Just Can't Make A Deal
- December 6, 2016
- 43 min
In Billion Dollar Buyer season 2 episode 3, entitled "Sometimes, You Just Can't Make A Deal," billionaire hospitality mogul Tilman Fertitta is on the hunt for some new and exciting products to add to his empire. As he travels around the country, he meets with various entrepreneurs and gets an inside look at their businesses.
The episode opens with Fertitta in New York City, where he visits a company that produces high-end cheese snacks. Their products are sold in gourmet food stores and high-end retailers, but Fertitta is skeptical about the market potential. He tastes a sample of their product and is unimpressed, ultimately deciding not to make a deal with the company.
Next, Fertitta heads to Los Angeles to meet with a company that produces health drinks. The founder of the company explains that they use all-natural ingredients and have a unique brewing process that makes their drinks stand out. Fertitta is interested in the product, but he's not convinced that it will sell well in his restaurants. He ultimately decides against making a deal with the company.
The next stop on Fertitta's journey is Las Vegas, where he meets with a company that produces high-tech vending machines. The machines are equipped with touchscreens, credit card readers, and a variety of products, from snacks to electronics. Fertitta is intrigued by the idea and decides to make an offer to invest in the company.
Finally, Fertitta heads to Charlotte, North Carolina, to meet with a company that produces a line of handmade sauces and marinades. The company has a loyal following and a strong online presence. Fertitta tastes some of their products and is impressed, but he's not sure if they'll sell well in his restaurants. In the end, Fertitta decides not to make a deal with the company.
Throughout the episode, Fertitta emphasizes the importance of having a product that will sell well in his restaurants and hotels. He's looking for something unique and exciting that will appeal to his customers and set his businesses apart from the competition. Despite some setbacks, Fertitta remains optimistic and continues his search for the next big thing.