Ken Coleman

Give some of it.

How much was the loan for?

I've never heard anybody say that before.

That's an extra $15,000 in interest alone.

Oh, competition.

You don't want to give away your Shark Tank idea here.

Well, I hire mobile groomers, so I'm just curious because I pay these people and I understand how the business works.

You're breaking up on us, Karen.

How much could you sell this thing for to someone else who does mobile grooming?

And what's your total debt that you owe?

Everything but the mortgage?

No, just everything.

Because you said you had other debt, and you took out this debt to try to pay off some other debt.

So what is your total debt load right now?

So you're living in an RV right now?

We all have a plan until life punches us in the face.

Is the brick and mortar business profitable?

So here's what it sounds like.

You're jumping from unprofitable to unprofitable to unprofitable, hoping to strike gold at some point.

And instead, you just keep digging a hole by maxing out these cards and jumping to another piece of debt to try to cover the other debt.