We’re back, and as promised, here is a rather large offer.
Wow. That’s an 87% increase over the previous offer. I would definitely take that offer, maybe counter at
$300,000. One of the supporters suggests a counter offer of
$350,000. Jorge meets myself and his supporters halfway and counters with
It’s a quick callback, so you know that’s not a good thing. Sure enough, it isn’t.
NO DEAL from the Banker, so Jorge must play on.
Round 7[9] -
$1,000,000Aw, geez. That was not the time for that. The board once again:
$75
$100
$300$750,000The offer took a nosedive. This time, it’s
The entire bench tells Jorge to Deal, and that’s exactly what he does.
DEAL for
$119,000.
But was that the best deal? Only one way to find out.
Proveout
Round 8[24] -
$300 BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN | $184,000 |
Round 9[8] -
$75 BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN | $403,000 |
Clearly, this was not a great deal, but the board was pretty precarious. Howie opens case 17 to reveal
$750,000.
Not a great deal, but
$119,000 isn’t a bad takeaway. Could’ve been a heck of a lot more, though.
Stay tuned for another new episode of Deal USA, coming up right now!