I got a good laugh with the crochet guy, and his groovy friends. I thought he would have been loud and over the top, so I'm glad he was funny and restrained. It was worth it to see the various sharks strutting their stuff, although I could have done without the crocheted thong. Loved the name, Lord Von Schmitt.
Hated the potty parents. They could have the best product out there that would improve my life, and I wouldn't buy anything from them. So emotional, ugh. They were lucky Lori took pity, she really is the perfect shark. I'm surprised the Squatty folks don't already have some kind of kiddie component.
Liked the tie guys, they seemed smart and practical. A lot of guys really do still wear ties, especially young guys looking for jobs. Although I would think that with all the people working from home now, who probably don't even get out of their jammies, who knows. I think they can extend their clothes beyond ties and socks., everybody really does still wear socks and I think there is always a market for inexpensive, long lasting clothes.
I think there was more of a market for the baby shirt guy than the sharks realized. There are still a lot of babies being born, and I can see this as being a component of a new baby gift set. There are (sadly) many guys, really, who should keep their shirt on but can still get some skin on skin time with their babies (or puppies).
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