Cousins Maine Lobster on The Brilliantly Dumb Show: Shark Tank, Food Trucks, and Lobster Love
The Brilliantly Dumb ShowAugust 23, 202259 min23,129 views
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- 🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster founders Jim Tselikis and Sabin (though Jim primarily appears) join The Brilliantly Dumb Show to discuss their business.
- 💡 The company started in 2011 with a vision to bring authentic Maine lobster to a wider audience, initially through a food truck concept in Los Angeles.
- 🦈 They share their experience on Shark Tank, where they secured a deal with Barbara Corcoran, highlighting the significant publicity gained from the show.
From Food Truck to National Brand
- 🚚 The initial success was driven by the popular food truck model, capitalizing on the Los Angeles food truck scene.
- 📦 The discussion touches on the challenges and strategies involved in shipping their products, particularly ensuring the quality of mac and cheese and lobster rolls remain high.
- 📱 They mention the convenience of their app for pre-ordering to bypass long lines, acknowledging that lines are a sign of demand but can be a deterrent for some.
Shark Tank Insights and Partnerships
- 🤝 Jim Tselikis reveals they specifically targeted Barbara Corcoran on Shark Tank due to her experience with food businesses and a perceived
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