Simu Liu’s clip is all the rage online for those with a 9-5 job and want to run their business on the side

It was one of the commenters who stated that the other judges were out of touch with reality.

Nevertheless, fresh snippets continue to roll out even after last month’s episode featuring Simu Liu on the business-reality television show called Dragons’ Den.

Sure! Also, after the fresh discussions on cultural appropriation of Boba tea, the show’s tiktok has now released a fresh video featuring how a startup founder also has a full-time job.
Meet Barry, the friendly face behind the innovative ball pit-from-the-organic company, balu Organics. The video starts off with Wes Hall, the dragon, stating that he will not be investing in the company as he considers it a “side hustle. “
In my mind, it’s not a side hustle. He is my little prince. I am so invested in it. “I normally spend nights in the warehouse in one of these,” Barry said. Manjit Minhas adds, “But you have a 9 to 5 schedule.”

Barry told Wes during a conversation about him following his dreams that living in Toronto was very expensive and that he could not take risks in starting a business. Suddenly, several dragons joined in-they noted, “I took that chance. “
Barry then mentions, “Regrettably, I was unable to.” Not everyone has the capacity to accomplish that. Also, I have two very small children. ” To say, he has three kids and actually showcases the value of putting money where one’s mouth is into someone who thinks family before business.

Well, let me introduce Simu. I happen to differ with you on the issue. He goes, “I understand that investors expect the founders to prioritize their business, naturally.” Yet, considering for most people, starting a business later in life poses a challenge to juggle business with existing responsibilities, I think that’s just one factor to consider before putting off an investor. That’s all.