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Pocket Money Pitch set you a challenge.

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We are Mia and Sophie.

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-My name is Ben.

-I'm Beth.

-And I'm Keris.

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Could you come up with a winning business pitch?

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I'm here to represent my business, which is called Earth2Ceric.

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-Gecko, gecko!

-Purple.

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-Gecko, gecko!

-Green.

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Ithio is the future.

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54 fantastic ideas came into the vault.

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They're all so good!

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Nine impressed our world-class gurus.

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The pitcher...

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That I'm choosing...

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Is...

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Winning a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity...

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Brilliant!

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..to turn their business dreams into a reality.

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Now we find out what our future Bransons,

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Zuckerbergs or Sugars learned from the gurus

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-and how they invested their cash.

-Come on, guys.

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-Wow, look at that.

-Oh, cool!

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This is Pocket Money Pitch: What Happened Next.

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It's not easy to be successful in any business,

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and if you want to make it big

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in this fast-moving world,

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you've got to have a unique idea and bags of passion,

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and that's exactly what Joe and Phoebe had

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when they went into the vault to pitch Kiductions.com.

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They needed to convince media mogul Jamal

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that their website for young film-makers

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would be a box office smash.

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Jamal is a social media superstar.

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With his own music channel, he's worth millions.

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Hello. My name is Jamal Edwards.

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The pitch to Jamal was nerve-racking.

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We walked through the vault,

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and he was just sitting there in front of us.

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And he had a straight face and we were just like...

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"This is it, if we want to win, we have to do this."

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Facing the guru and the cameras, would they hold their nerve?

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-Hi, I'm Phoebe.

-And I'm Joe.

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Our business is called Kiductions.com.

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The website reaches out to children between the ages of eight and 16

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to create, share and enjoy.

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This is our motto.

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It was really hard not to press the Pause My Pitch button.

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It was right in front of us and I was like, I really want to press it.

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-Thank you for pitching. It was a great pitch. Thank you.

-Thank you.

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With a year's worth of pocket money at stake, it was decision time.

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Had they done enough?

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The pitch that I've chosen is...

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My heart was just pounding so fast.

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We were just like, "Oh, no, please choose us, please choose us."

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..Kiductions.

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CHEERING

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What impressed me about Kiductions is that platform,

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it's something that needs to be done and I really liked the idea.

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I just couldn't believe it.

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-It didn't feel real.

-It was really good.

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It definitely was real,

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and Kiductions can now get their business off the ground.

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Action!

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They've started by spending some of their pocket money

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buying the website name, and they've got big plans.

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I'm in the middle of trying to get things ready for the website.

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On this website, kids can publish videos on our four main...

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SHE LAUGHS

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Steady! Their guru knows a thing or two

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about a successful online launch.

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Time to meet him for some top tips.

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Jamal's films have had over 330 million views

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and today, as part of their prize,

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Phoebe and Joe get the opportunity to see how he does it.

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We're going to do a shoot with Bee,

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so you'll be shadowing me on today's shoot,

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-so if you have any questions for me, make sure you ask me.

-Cool.

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What I'm hoping for them to learn is to be inspired by the shoot but also

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learn about the technical aspects of the sound and filming,

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and why we go forward and back and slow and fast,

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and adding that sort of effect to the video.

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# You are my kryptonite... #

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-We've never filmed music videos before.

-I haven't.

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So it's going to be interesting to learn.

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It's really different to how I thought.

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They record the sound differently.

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And they were showing us how you can mix it

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to make the guitar higher than the singer.

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More bass, more kick on the drums.

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It's so interesting and fun.

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The main, key thing, I think, is just getting involved.

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And understanding how this actual area of business works.

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With the final take done, that's a wrap.

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Good. Yeah.

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But how have our young film-makers found it?

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It was really fun being backstage at an actual music video shoot.

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It was really... Yeah, I think we've learned a lot.

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How far the business can go is really up to them

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and how far they want to take it.

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The possibilities are endless.

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See you later. Nice one. Thanks for coming to my shoot.

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-Hopefully you enjoyed it.

-Yeah.

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-Sick!

-Sick!

-HE LAUGHS

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When it came to original ideas, you didn't disappoint.

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From having your Sunday lunch on a pizza...

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-BOTH:

-Real Meal pizzas are the real deal.

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..to a biting biscuit tin.

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-BOTH:

-Expect the unexpected.

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All were hoping to get their hands on that valuable pot of cash.

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Join us on a journey to build an awesome den.

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We aim to bring youth and fashion to the jewellery market.

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But which pocket money pitcher would come up with an idea

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to impress inventor extraordinaire Rob?

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I'm going to make safety cool in a really simple way.

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Amelia thought her idea to help people find their seatbelt at night

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could be a winner.

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I was staring up at my bedroom ceiling

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and saw the luminous stars shining back at me.

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Then it came to me.

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C-Klik is a glow-in-the-dark, neon-coloured sticker.

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Rob loved her simple solution to an everyday problem.

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Amelia, C-Klik.

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Brilliant! APPLAUSE

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He invented Trunki and the product made him a millionaire.

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Amelia has come to work with him to drive forward her idea.

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I'd like to show Amelia our product development process

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and then talk to her about her C-Klik,

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and then hopefully mock up her product.

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What would you like to do with my designers team today?

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Get the C-Klik onto the sticker.

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Cool.

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It will be great if Amelia comes away from today

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seeing how much work goes into developing an idea.

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It's actually quite easy to have the idea,

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it's then taking that idea to market

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that takes a lot of time and perseverance.

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Amelia is working with Sarah,

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one of Rob's top designers, to make a prototype.

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Sarah showed me some different variations on how C-Klik

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can look as a sticker,

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and then we decided on one that shows more of the dayglow

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than the actual logo.

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While Sarah cracks on making it,

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Amelia enjoys all the perks of being the boss.

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What a great office!

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-Oh, wow, look at that.

-Now there's only one thing left to do.

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Shall we go and try it?

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-I love the way the logo stands out in the dark.

-Yeah, that's good.

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I think that's a great bit of branding.

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-You happy with that?

-Yeah, definitely. It's really good.

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I think my business has really moved on.

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I'm really grateful to Rob.

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I really learned a lot today.

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Amelia's idea was inspired by

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looking at the stars on her bedroom ceiling.

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And for our next pocket money pitchers, Paris and Havana,

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inspiration came from their own names.

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Our business idea is a scented candle brand

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which incorporates distinctive scents

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from different locations around the world.

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They won over Hussein, who turned his 99p stores into £55 million.

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Now that's the real deal.

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Havana and Paris.

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-Oh, my gosh!

-Well done!

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What really impressed me about Gorgeous On Earth

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was that they were great salespeople,

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and I was very much convinced by their sales pitch on the day.

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Paris and Havana now get the chance to find out how they could go about

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building a business empire, just like Hussein did.

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Welcome to the biggest toy warehouse in England.

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Unless they actually learn about how a business operates,

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they can't create a successful business.

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-Hi, Nicky, how's it going?

-Nice to meet you.

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Nicky and his team make toys for retailers like Hussein,

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so for the girls to become a success,

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they'll need to learn how to wow shop owners to buy their products.

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What's working well with all the Star Wars?

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All of it, to be honest with you.

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Retailers want anything to do with big movies.

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We found out how to present it, to make it look the best it can,

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how people are going to want to buy it.

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So have you found that a showroom has been a good idea

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to present your ideas? Would it be good for our business?

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Once you start developing your range,

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it's definitely worthwhile having an area

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where you can display that range.

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We've learned about, like, the relationship that companies have.

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Where you have the different labels on it, like Disney,

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is it like you've been given permission to use that name?

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Yes. The brand owners give it to people like Nicky because they know

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Nicky has the power of distribution.

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Distribution is all about getting your products to the customers,

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and that's what happens here.

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Have you ever been in a warehouse before?

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-No.

-No, you've never seen a warehouse like this?

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It's, like, massive!

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This is how we pick the orders.

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You see the guy at the top there, he's picking some orders.

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How many toys do you actually have?

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Do you know, there's millions in here?

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All these things here means it's an order packed up,

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and they'll go out to the retailers and then they'll be in the stores.

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You wouldn't have thought that a toy would have gone through

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all of these stages before it actually ended up in the shops.

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Toy heaven, but has today's tour been more than fun and games?

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Today has been amazing. We've learned so much.

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It's been such a good experience, coming here,

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and it gives us an idea of, like, how we could run things one day.

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Brothers Thomas and Harry pitched a new product

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that was inspired by their love of playing outdoors.

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Today, we would like to tell you

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about our idea for a den-building kit,

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to encourage children to play outdoors.

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They impressed one of the most creative brains

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in the games industry, Michael Acton Smith.

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He launched an online game played by millions.

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Thomas and Harry had the drive and determination.

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Our main competitors sell poles that you can throw sheets over.

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-That's not good enough.

-And they have a brilliant idea.

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Denventure.

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So after being picked by Michael...

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-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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..they get to spend a priceless day...

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-Grab a seat.

-..in his den.

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I really hope that Thomas and Harry get a lot of inspiration

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out of today, to maybe learn a little bit

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about what it takes to build a company.

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Today, I thought it would be really good to explore,

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maybe, creating a logo.

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Michael founded a website where you can play with online monsters

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and his designer Neil knows how to catch people's attention.

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A logo is kind of like a badge for Denventures,

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so it's important that you tell me

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exactly how you might want it to look.

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It was really great to meet Thomas and Harry.

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Are there any colours you think are really important?

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-We want to make it very colourful, like our prototype.

-Yeah, OK.

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What they've created is just fantastic

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so it makes my job a lot easier.

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While Neil was hard at work on their logo,

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Michael takes the boys on an exclusive tour.

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This here is the first-ever sketch I did of a Moshi Monster.

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What a treat! In this industry,

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work hard, play hard is an important rule.

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Take a good run up and then off you go.

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Oh, brilliant!

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Stand back, my turn!

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-Thomas, Harry, hi.

-Hi!

-How are you going?

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Now the brothers catch up with Neil

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to see their brand-new logo for the first time.

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-I hope you like it.

-Wow. It's amazing.

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-Thanks, guys.

-I like the colours.

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Awesome. So am I hired?

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-Yeah!

-Excellent.

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It's been a great experience.

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I really want to work here.

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Any favourite moments?

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I really like the logo, it's amazing.

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It's been really great and I'd like to say thank you to Michael.

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For every pound your family spends,

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about 10p of it goes on food and drink,

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and our pocket money pitchers have come up with some great ideas

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to crack this super huge market.

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And it was eight-year-old twins from Manchester, Tom and Zoe,

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who found their way to celebrity chef Levi's heart.

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Busy people could buy Cool Cookies from the supermarket

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and pop them in the oven.

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Eight minutes later, they will have a yummy snack.

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Levi is a tough cookie to impress.

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He's built a multi-million pound food business.

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But Tom and Zoe didn't crumble under questioning.

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Is the recipe protected?

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We did see someone about protecting our logo,

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but not our recipe.

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We are still working on the recipe.

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I think the most impressive thing about Tom and Zoe

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is that I saw that hard work ethic

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and that belief that they really want to do this.

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The pitcher I have chosen is...

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Cool Cookies, Tom and Zoe.

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APPLAUSE

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You've got to be passionate and really love what you're doing.

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When I see these two guys,

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I can see that there is a bit of Levi Roots

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somewhere along the line there.

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Tom and Zoe wanted to spend some of their year's worth of pocket money

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on perfecting their recipe

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and today, Levi is going to help them.

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Today is a chance for me to meet Tom and Zoe again

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and to help them in their sort of development of the cookie.

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-But before they get to work...

-I want a big bit.

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..Levi has the chance to try their product.

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Oh, yeah, oh, yeah!

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Crunchy... But we could do better.

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As he's from the Caribbean,

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he could introduce us to some different flavours.

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Did we wash our hands before?

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-Yes.

-Come on, guys! Yeah!

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The most important part of any sort of making of a recipe

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is that development part of it.

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-A big dollop?

-Yeah, big dollop!

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It's the part that you experiment with different flavours and stuff.

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What do you put in next?

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-Sugar.

-Probably sugar.

-Yes?

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That's brilliant. Not too sweet, now!

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They've talked to me about changing the recipe little bit,

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maybe adding a little bit more zing to it.

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Levi's got a suggestion that could give the twist

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the twins are looking for.

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Chillies.

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Hmm, think Tom needs a bit more convincing!

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Can we have some of this, please?

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-I've never heard of chilli cookies.

-You've never... That's good!

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The ingredients has absolutely got to be spot-on,

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and really it's important to get that right,

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because you'll only have one chance at it.

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We added chilli, ginger, allspice.

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Oh, yes!

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You might want to stand back!

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I'm not sure Levi should be left in charge of the mixer!

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LEVI LAUGHS

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With the ingredients mixed together,

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the team shape their new zingy dough ready for the oven.

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I'm very keen to see what they taste like.

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I'm hoping, sort of, a bit sweet and spicy.

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Hopefully it'll just taste really good.

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-Yeah, cool.

-Wow!

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So will Tom and Zoe's hard work with Levi pay off?

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-Yeah.

-I think we've achieved our target.

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We've achieved it? I think they are fabulicious.

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What are they?

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-BOTH:

-Fabulicious!

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Respect. Yeah.

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Still to come, our winners experience the ups...

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You're going to be the one-stop shop for people that want to upcycle.

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..and downs of business.

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SQUEAKING

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And get to be the boss.

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Is this the kind of thing that you had in mind?

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Yeah, it's brilliant.

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But first, Mia and Lydia

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who pitched an idea to revolutionise the humble welly boot.

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As you can see from our design,

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we have metal studs located on the bottom of the boot.

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Guru John turned his love of sports

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into one of the UK's most successful outdoor retail chains.

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Our research showed there are currently no products like ours

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on the market so we feel it would fill a gap.

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The whole thing was very well thought through.

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I mean, they were so focused.

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-Baboton.

-Mia and Lydia invested their pocket money prize creating

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working prototypes of their wellies

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and today is their chance to show them off.

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So, Lydia, tell me about the design of this particular one.

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This one's the plain one.

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So it's simple, strong, clean.

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And, Mia, this one?

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These are the star wellies and they have a star-shaped stud.

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And these are for the festival people cos they're more fun.

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Oh, great. Let's go and do it!

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If you're going to develop a product, you've got to test it.

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A wet woodland, leafy, muddy...

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I mean, this is where wellies get used.

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Let's go across the river.

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John wants to really put the wellies' grip to the test.

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It was a little bit unstable because of the rocks

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but apart from that, they were quite stable.

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The star ones, studs, they're too far forward.

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He's shown us how we could improve them to make them more stable.

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If you just move them back about a centimetre,

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they'd be more comfortable.

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If you're developing a product for the outdoors,

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you have to test the product to destruction in the outdoors.

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But how will John's regular boots compare to the girls' gripped ones?

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Oh! Easy there, John!

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I'm not sure I'm going to get up this very easily.

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I wish I had some studied wellies on!

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You see? No problem.

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When a product works well, you can just wear it and forget about it.

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Absolutely no problem.

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John has definitely showed us that wellies are definitely slippy

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-when they don't have studs on them.

-That was scary!

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Definitely proved that our product works.

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After a successful day,

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Mia and Lydia want to take the opportunity

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to ask John a cheeky question.

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We would like to know if you would consider investing in our business?

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Yes.

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Immediately, yes. I think it's a great product.

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Great idea, dead simple.

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-Yes.

-Thank you.

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You're welcome. Pleasure!

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What a result.

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John has agreed to work on Mia and Lydia's business in the future.

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I'm delighted they did ask me. I think it's a great product.

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These girls are made of the right stuff.

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If you look for people to work with, you look for these kind of people.

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These are young entrepreneurs in the making.

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Being your own boss can be a good thing

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because you get to decide how you want to do things.

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And if you make a success of it, well,

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you could make loads of money, which sounds great, doesn't it?

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Daniel thought so when he pitched his idea

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that turned his hobby into a business.

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I'm Daniel and this is Codey and we're on a mission,

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a mission to teach every child in the UK to code.

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Sarah Jane is an internet business legend

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and she's worth around £50 million.

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So Daniel's pitch was fantastic.

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It was delivered with so much passion and enthusiasm.

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He really understood his market

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and he made me excited about what it was that he had to offer.

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Sarah Jane saw that Daniel was a real bright spark.

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And now he's in London,

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hoping to get his business off to a flying start.

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Daniel, welcome to First News, the hub of where everything happens.

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It's brilliant to bring him here today.

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He can talk to all the professionals at the team

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who can help him push his business forward.

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With Sarah Jane's team to help,

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Daniel wants to know how to get his customers as excited as he is.

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I just want to know how to get coding kits into schools

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and how to encourage them to get involved with that.

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Maybe certainly starting with your school,

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but maybe a few other schools,

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you could talk to them and see whether you pitched it right

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in comparison to competitors.

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I was telling them about my product

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and they would give me ideas on how to get it into schools.

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I'm going to sit him down with the designers

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who can help him with his logo and the look and feel of his website.

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This is your logo, is it?

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-Yeah.

-That's quite cool.

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And this is Codey, is it?

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Like any businessman, Daniel knows exactly what he wants.

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So maybe put, like, Codey on the side of the logo.

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Sarah introduced me to Courtney and he's the logo designer here.

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-Is this what you had in mind?

-Yeah, it's brilliant.

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Happy with the colours and everything?

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I like the way the wings blend into the top part of the logo.

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Yeah, I think it looks good.

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The day with Sarah and her team has been brilliant.

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I've learned so much and it has really developed my business loads.

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Like Daniel, young entrepreneur Nicola had a talent

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she thought could help her start a brilliant business.

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My business plan is to sell items that I have upcycled

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in shops, fairs and on the internet.

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Myleene has made millions in the fashion world

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through her clothing ranges

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and she absolutely loved Nicola's idea.

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The key to business is making sure that

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you are the one person that is irreplaceable.

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She makes the product.

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She's integral to the business and how it works.

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Today, Nicola gets exclusive access to Myleene's team

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working on her latest collection.

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What I'm going to try and do today

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is open Nicola's eyes to all the things that she has to consider

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when she's working in the world of fashion and in design.

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And Nicola looks right at home working with this top creative team.

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What pointers, girls, do you think we can give to Nicola?

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Because I've got one idea already.

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I think you should have your own look of bear,

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so I think you need to find a uniqueness

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that people go, "That's a Sewing Cycle bear."

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I learned loads of great tips from people who know what they're doing

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and I learned a lot about marketing my business.

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That will actually then filter into your social media,

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because you can get amazing marketing through your social media.

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That's what people buy into, they buy into a brand

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and they buy into you.

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Myleene and her team talked about how I could expand my business.

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You could do photo frames,

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you could cover photo frames, that would be amazing.

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The tips for making it in the business world.

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You're going to be a one-stop shop

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for people that want to upcycle beloved items.

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All those things need to be really clear on your marketing.

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It was amazing being around people who are in the fashion industry.

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I'm really, really excited about doing my business now,

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cos I've got so many tips now that I can't wait to go for it.

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Nearly half of families in the UK have a pet

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and we spend about £6 billion on them every year.

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It's certainly a good business opportunity.

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What do you think, Brian?

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Guru Claire is head of innovation

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for the country's biggest pet retailer,

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so she knows what's hot and what's not in the pet world.

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Ten-year-old Laura hoped she was onto a money-spinner

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with her idea for pick and mix treats.

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Laura's Pet Pressies is a fun idea of selling gifts for cats and dogs

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such as treats, toys, including Christmas stockings.

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My pitch to the guru went quite well,

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but when I messed it up, I thought it was just the end.

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Erm, so,. yeah, so, it would be really nice and...

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Erm... Nice... Erm...

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I forgot my lines and I didn't really know what to say.

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The pitcher that I have chosen is...

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..Laura.

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When she called my name out, I was really surprised and really shocked.

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-Well done!

-I didn't think I'd be chosen in a million years.

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I was so impressed with Laura's ability to understand her numbers,

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how to buy, how to actually trade.

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She was just a natural.

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Pitching her idea was a nerve-racking experience for Laura,

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but it was worth it. Now she has a year's worth of pocket money

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and priceless help to get her started.

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"Before we meet, it would be great

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"if you could collect some items for your stall.

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"Warmest wishes, Claire."

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Claire's arranged for Laura to start to sell her pick and mix.

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Oh, that's a really nice one.

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So she'll need to spend some of her pocket money buying stock.

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I think that would sell really well.

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Looks like it's going to be a long night.

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The day has arrived for Laura to launch her business to the public.

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We're setting her up a table in our store

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and we're just going to give her the opportunity to sell.

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And Claire has a surprise up her sleeve.

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-We've done a little bit of a play with the branding.

-I love it!

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Welcome to your stall, Laura.

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It's really cool.

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Claire's team has designed a professional stall for Laura.

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It's got everything she needs to get her business up and running.

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We've got a big, attention-grabbing sign,

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-we've got tags that we can put on the product.

-Oh, cool.

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We've got carrier bags so that people can take away your brand

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with their stocking in it.

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Everything feels really real cos I have a logo and I have a brand.

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-I think you need to put that on.

-Oh, cool!

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I have my own T-shirt and I can't wait to get going

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and I'm really, really excited.

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So with Laura all kitted out in her Pet Pressies uniform...

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Wow, there's loads of goodies in here.

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..they get the stall ready for the first customers.

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Are you interested in Laura's Pet Pressies?

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It's a pick and mix.

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Oh, I like the stockings, actually.

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They are great, aren't they?

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TOY SQUEAKS

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Is there a price list?

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The Christmas special offer, £8...

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-OK.

-..for all of these.

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So two bags of treats, two toys... Wow.

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But has Laura done enough to secure the deal?

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I'm going to take two of those.

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-OK.

-And that one. Is that OK?

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That'll be £4.80, please.

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£4.80, OK.

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Thank you.

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-Thank you.

-That's lovely, thank you very much, Laura.

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-OK.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

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-Bye!

-Bye!

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Ker-ching! Laura's first sale.

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She is on a roll.

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-Hello.

-Hello.

-Are you interested in Laura's Pet Pressies?

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Are you looking for a cat or a dog?

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-For a cat.

-OK.

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Let's have this one. She went through everything that she had

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and she talked me into the whole deal.

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Oh, do I want that at home? What do you reckon?

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SQUEAKING

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I thought it looked brilliant.

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I was excited to see what she had on offer.

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Do you know, Laura is doing so well? I'm so proud of her.

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You can choose another toy.

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You can see how she's sort of talking to the customers. Great job.

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Laura is a natural at this.

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She's got her prices right.

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-All for £8.

-Right.

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-You've got a deal.

-OK.

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Really great job.

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Today has been really amazing cos we got loads of sales

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and have made loads of profit as well.

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Here's your change.

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And I've proven to Claire that my stall is really good.

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What do you think you're going to do next with your business?

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I think I might do a few more market stalls

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in other places using all of this.

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You've done an amazing job.

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After today, I know that Laura's Pet Pressies

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could be a successful business.

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All of our successful pitchers have won over the gurus

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to get financial backing and fantastic advice

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to move their business forward.

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Now they're ready to become the next generation of business gurus.

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