Kevin O'Leary

Why wouldn't I?

And this is, she said, because there's 110 million people in America that have cats.

And so, anyways, I invested in it, because I just, she wouldn't leave unless I gave her $20,000.

And that company sold for so much money to a pharmaceutical.

So that's an example of just random outcome.

It paid for so many of my mistakes.

And she married a Canadian lumberjack.

who's taller than her, and they had monstrous children.

Think about this.

In ancient Egypt, a chocolate point Siamese lasted for 33 years.

Our U.S.

domestic cats, 12 and a half to 14.

We kill them with crappy food.

Wow.

Yes, it's Milton Rockwell, richest man in America in 1952.

Safdie called me and said, look... This is Josh Safdie, who... Yeah, Josh, the director, and Ronnie Bronstein's the writer.

You know, 20 years earlier at the Shutter's Hotel, which is Santa Monica, I got a call from Mark Burnett, and he was casting for Shark Tank, and I was working on a show in England.

He said, you've got to come over and have breakfast with me.

I'm casting this new show called Shark Tank, and I'm looking for a real a-hole, and you're it.

That's what Mark Brunette said about you.