Comedy clip at beginning puzzles about why the Chinese use chopsticks. The idea hasn't hit them yet that the spoon might be a superior tool.

The founder of brightwheel introduces his product to the Sharks. He impresses with his model, and his vision. The specifics surrounding his business excites the sharks, entering a new space of business.

A local scientist finally gets recognition as he is able to make food fall from the sky. This clip is a creative and funny approach to our global food shortage concern.

Fifteen-year-old Carson Grill and his father Jason pitch their paint storage solution Touch Up Cup, and the Sharks can't stop marveling at Carson's business knowledge and command of the terminology involved. Carson explains how the business works, and how they have managed to grow. He also talks about the operations of their business.

Jim and Pam scheme on how to get out of a boring meeting. It seems as though their plan is successful until the very last second.