You’ve probably seen an episode of Shark Tank. This is our version, where those found worthy of knowing about us and Inisfree… get to tell us about their businesses and suggest ways we can team up with them.

 

Table of Contents:

  1. Introduction
  2. Our Sharks
  3. What They Wear
  4. Before You Make Contact
  5. If You Plan to Offer Food or Drink Samples
  6. Filming & Episodes
  7. Example Questions
  8. In Closing
  9. Example Offers
  10. Successful and Unsuccessful Business Partnerships
  11. Some of the Approved Businesses
  12. Episode Highlights
  13. Businesses on the Original Shark Tank(s)
  14. After the Show
  15. Partial Culture
  16. Off-camera Culture
  17. Sharks on Sharks
  18. Our Sharks (Images)

 

Introduction:

Shark Tank (also) was a show that aired on Outlander TV from 2009 through 2021.  It featured five successful businesspeople sitting in armchairs facing a stage where presenters would walk in and propose business deals which the ‘sharks’ would then counter or decline, often with lots of input/recommendations.  This was a particularly-interesting and useful show due to how much it made potential entrepreneurs / business starters think before launching their ideas –and certainly made millions of Americans think twice before pitching any ideas to those business-savvy ‘sharks’.

 

Our Sharks:

On our version of the show, our five ‘sharks’ are:

  1. Auz v’H’:  invests by deploying teams of his Inisfreeans (ICVs) to do 3D-printing and other highly-technical/specialized work for free,
    can take a business to the intergalactic and/or interdimensional level/s,
    with extensive contacts in numerous galaxies and even other dimensions/universes
  2. Cordelia Frost:  invests with money,
    can get businesses to the national and continental level, if not also international and overseas,
    can offer superhuman empathic services,
    and has extensive contacts in multiple nations’ electronics and transportation industries, largely in North America
  3. Emma Frost:  invests with money,
    can get businesses to the overseas/global level,
    can offer telepathic corporate espionage (or just reading the minds of customers and/or business partners to help ensure everyone is ‘on the same page’) to aid in competitiveness,
    and has extensive ‘mutant’ contacts in multiple nations –some of which are all-‘mutant’ nations
  4. Meredith Vickers:  invests with money,
    can get businesses to the interplanetary and interstellar levels,
    and has extensive contacts in numerous industries (often mega-corporations) based on numerous worlds
  5. Virginia Potts:  invests with money,
    can get businesses to the global and even off-world (orbital) level, if not interplanetary,
    and has extensive contacts in multiple nations’ defense and manufacturing industries

While there are many other great people in Inisfree who represent organizations, races, and worlds, sometimes with businesses of their own, these five are those in Inisfree who have the most business experience, expertise, and focus, plus the ability and interest in working with other/new entrepreneurs.

All Their Industries:

Auz:  for anyone/anything he feels like

  • Ag’, such as aero- & hydroponics for rooftop gardens & crops –automated agriculture (a new form of sustainable farming, including year-round and underground growing, as well as vertical-farming, urban-farming, and the use of regulated micro-climates)
  • Airspace Monitoring; air traffic control (ATC) and related services
  • Analysis
  • Astronomy
  • Automotive; 3D-printing automobile plants
  • Broadcasting
  • Cartography
  • Cloning (​basic human), typically for replacement organs and skin grafting
  • ‘Cloud’ computing
  • CAD
  • Construction
  • Consulting
  • Corporate Oversight
  • Corrections
  • Curation
  • Cyber Security
  • Cybernetic Organisms
  • Data Backup & Recovery; data-center services, etc.
  • Data Entry
  • Diplomacy
  • Distribution
  • Editing
  • Education/Training; teacher, coach, and student training programs, as well as preparing and reviewing curricula
    –search & rescue (SAR)
  • Emergency Services; firefighting, EMTs, police, military, state militias, etc.
  • Energy/Power; electrical, etheric, etc. –always renewable/’clean’/’green’
  • Engineering
  • Entertainment (in person; at events/venues); staff for his city’s 51 themed dance-/night-clubs, its outdoor raves, its 2 amusement/theme-parks, etc.
    –festivals; management for Inisfree’s welcoming ceremonies, parades, graduation ceremonies, and other major outdoor events
  • Environmental Protection; managing global clean-up missions, re-greening (such as forest planting via small UAVs and large retrofitted military cargo planes dropping seed capsules), methane harvesting from landfills (in virtually every city on the planet), collecting the trash in the oceans for re-use as free building materials, etc.
  • Exploration; expeditions
  • Fashion Design
  • Film Industry; motion pictures, television shows, etc.
  • Fitness; new types of playgrounds, school gymnasiums, and public gyms
  • Food & Beverage Production; preparing recipes and packaging for the grocery store products
  • Food Service; grocery store (new checkout and inventory technology), restaurants, lounges, catering, food delivery, etc.
  • Gaming; computer and video game development, beta-testing, and providing technical support for the hundreds of games made in Inisfree
  • Government; a new type of management / charity / volunteer-organization
  • Healthcare/Medicine; a new type of medical system, hospital layout, and noninvasive surgical techniques (including dental) –including gene-therapy-based cures for degenerative diseases​, Companion/counselor services, etc.
  • Hospitality; signature hotels architecture, staffing (and staff training), plus management
  • Investigations
  • Landscape Architecture items​
  • Librarian Services; online and traditional/physical, including new book-locating technology
  • Logistics
  • Machinery/Robotics, Microscopic; self-growing nanotube-based structures​
  • Manufacturing
  • Meteorology; atmospheric monitoring, inclement-weather mitigation (modern HAARP technology), etc.
  • Modeling Agencies
  • News; anchoring, journalism, reporting, etc.
  • Performing Arts; choreography, facility management, hosting, etc.
  • PMCs​
  • Printing
  • Prosthetics
  • Publishing
  • Quality Assurance/Control
  • Recycling
  • Restoration; of ecosystems, ruins, etc.
  • Retail/Shopping; handling inventory and other needs of his shopping mall
  • R+D
  • Security: guard training and details
  • Shipping
  • Software; for drones and other vehicles (ICVs, UAVs, USVs, Deep Space probes, suspension bridge weaving, etc.), as well as for many other purposes/devices
  • Sports; complexes/facilities construction and events management
  • Technology, Internet(s)/Telecommunications; HAN 2 (all sensory data transmitted/available (not just for sight and sound), ‘by-mind’ interfaces (2nd-gen’/+)​, etc.
  • Textiles (incl. couture) Manufacturing; via 3D-printing –and a subset for making sneakers and protective vests designed around the female form
  • Terraforming
  • Transportation, and Transportation Management, local/terrestrial (on streets and highways) –such as scheduling; new approaches to proactively preventing traffic jams, ‘ghost jams’, and general congestion
  • Travel; travel agency, tour guiding, etc.
  • Weapons; various military gadgets and other items
  • and more

Cordelia:  for human corporations and individuals

  • Electronics
  • Entertainment Venues
  • Espionage
  • Transportation
  • and more

Emma:  for superhuman organizations and individuals

  • Electronics (and their R+D) –even devices which can amplify psionic energy and utilize it for various effects/purposes
  • Espionage
  • Transportation –specifically the building of aircraft and (more so) ships (some for freight; shipping, others for passengers –such as cruise ships)
  • also expanded into other fields (so just ask, or she’ll bring one up if applicable)
  • sponsoring The X-Men
  • and more

Meredith:  for humans colonizing other worlds, and humans in Space facilities supporting that effort

  • Colonial/Systems Marine Corps; Space troops who go/fight from spacecraft to planet-side
  • Colonies
  • Corrections; penal colonies on other worlds (exoplanet prisons)
  • interstellar arms market
  • Mining
  • numerous Space-based industries/technologies, especially ships and weapons (incl. R+D for them) that function in Space
  • Outposts
  • Spacesuits
  • Terraforming –and, decades to centuries later, Helioforming
  • and more

Virginia:  for human corporations and governments

  • Aerospace
  • Armor, Personal; body-armor vests, etc. (though much more into higher-tech’ forms which can mount small weapons)
  • Defense
  • Education; via her corporation’s own main campus
  • Electric Powerplant/s
  • Management; via her corporation’s 2/+ skyscrapers
  • Manufacturing (at her corporation’s own industrial complex); mostly munitions and weapons
  • Missile-launch Facility/ies
  • Security
  • Weapons; development, servicing, etc. (mostly terrestrial, and some orbital)
  • and more

Natures/Personalities in This Show:

  • Auz has the most businesses but is more of a visionary than a businessman.
  • Mer is a seasoned businesswoman who sometimes likes to prove she is still a sexual woman.
  • Vir is a seasoned businesswoman (MBA) who rarely snaps back.
  • Emm often comes off as cold and piercing to newcomers.
  • Cor still can be moody due to her range of empathy-based superpowers.

They rarely lose their cool at presenters.
Presenters are screened very well by ICVs, have to be pretty/very compatible to even get in the Inisfreean realm, let alone on this show, and have few reasons to get upset at any of the five hosts.

Professionally Bowing Out to Help their Fellow ‘Sharks’ get Deals / ‘Have the Floor’:

  • When a product or service wouldn’t quite work for the whole Inisfreean alliance/empire or other dimensions, Auz might politely explain why and then say, “I’m out.”
  • When a product or service wouldn’t quite work for colonies or alien worlds, Meredith might politely explain why and then say, “I’m out.”
  • When a product or service wouldn’t quite work for global and interplanetary defense, Virginia might politely explain why and then say, “I’m out.”
  • When a product or service wouldn’t quite work for mutant-kind, Emma might politely explain why and then say, “I’m out.”
  • When a product or service wouldn’t quite work for North America, Cordelia might politely explain why and then say, “I’m out.”

When Each Joined this Show:

In the first seasons of Shark Tank Inisfree, there was only Auz, Emma, and Virginia.
Cordelia joined years later.
Meredith joined near the end of the 21st century.

 

What They Wear:

The girls always wear a see-through feminine couture business suit or custom dress with no shoes, and Auz wears a toga and sandals.  Females in Inisfree are always in see-through, or at least diaphanous/translucent, outfits whenever they aren’t fully nude,
and males are always in something masculine looking and which covers up their man-parts,
both (female and male attire) always based on King Auz’s liking/standard, as Inisfree is his home, private property, and community/culture.

Since Cordelia is the most empathic of us all by far, she wears hidden undergarments and devices which help shield her from the nervousness/stage-fright some of our presenters understandably have.

Sometimes one or up to all four of the female ‘sharks’ on this show will be naked, and this is completely normal and expected in their culture/city.

 

Before You Make Contact:

It is only people prescreened at the least, and usually who are already residents and business operators with an office in Inisfree, who can request to pitch on this show.

The types of business propositions we are looking for: anything that has serious potential to:

  1. permanently heal and cure people,
  2. clean up and keep big environments clean,
  3. help people transition into healthier and lower-pollution jobs/industries,
  4. put significant pressure on unhealthy/harmful industries to change/stop, and/or
  5. bring compatible members of the compatible races across the Megaverse together for the first time, or closer together with those they have already connected with.  (A polyamory-promoting app would be a good example of this category.)

In other words, our ‘sharks’ aren’t solely focused on what has the potential to make them money, and some of them don’t care about monetary profits at all.  Because of this, very few of the people who presented their businesses on episodes of the original Shark Tank… would qualify to present them here to our ‘sharks’.  Some of those people had really ‘clean’ ideas, but all of them were at least equally focused on making money –which is useless in the Inisfreean realm/alliance.

What we want to see are people who want to unite with us, not just team up like humans do, as this is the Age of Unions and Reunions (of beings compatible with Auz), and people who are ready to scale up and help more people -and worlds- in a big way (i.e. the “big business” mentioned on the Expeditions webpage). We still love small-scale local efforts and passions; our show just focuses on our ventures and deals spanning regions and realms.

2024 July 6 Saturday notes:

  • We are immortals here, and fully self-sustaining, and we can travel anywhere for free, take anything we want, so we aren’t as concerned with making money as you and everyone else still based in other places are. That said, obviously we still want you to be wildly successful -profitable- while you Are based somewhere other than here.
  • “100% we want you to be profitable; to get paid by your clients and clientele in the Outlands. Here in Inisfree, we have a different economic system, so you and I will need to sit down and go over all the details about how your business model is going to be amended to additionally function well right here.”
  • We are not going to invest in, or help spread word about, things based on helping/enabling people with bad diets/habits/lifestyles continue those bad things. For example, if they eat unhealthily by choice, causing themselves to become obese, we are not going to get them devices/products which enable them to continue that gluttony/irresponsibility/imbalance with fewer natural repercussions.
  • Being ethical, logical, and experienced people, we do not allow deviants and degenerates to use their specialties or other assets as leverage to wiggle their inappropriate ways into our businesses or realms. For example, someone who is great at creating a certain product, but who also is a member of a death cult, or who consumes corpse flesh, is not going to be made an offer until they clean up those other areas of their life.
    We won’t undermine them by offering their product to their realm from our factories, but we will help our people here in our private realm with it until they are balanced and good enough as a person to deserve our help getting them in a better business position where they are from.
  • None of us have a problem with you coming on this show just for exposure, but we still of course hope you will consider offers and have some negotiating flexibility.
  • If your product is something that most appeals to locals (North Americans), Cordelia will likely take the lead.
    If your product is something ‘mutants’/superhumans can benefit from, Emma will likely take the lead.
    If your product can help the SSP troops and others in their general line of work (PMCs, BlackOps, 2nd Secret, etc.), Virginia will likely take the lead.
    If your product is good for the effort to move most humans to other worlds, Meredith will likely take the lead.
    If your product might appeal to the different humanoids now part of our empire of empires, I (Auz) will likely take the lead.
  • Partnerships between peoples and realms are offered via our 5 Congresses.
    Partnerships between individual corporation leaders and presenters of startups are made on this show.
    All other partnerships in our realm happen via normal networking, business lunches, off-air pitches, etc..

Presenters in the Outlands who are not compatible with us in Inisfree can either send a representative of their company who is compatible with us, or teleconference with us themselves.

We only offer deals to nonvegan companies when we can guarantee they are only able to use our donations/funds to expand the vegan portions of their businesses.

 

If You Plan to Offer Food or Drink Samples:

100% of their ingredients must be vegan, and must not have strange substances/chemicals to produce meat-like products/consistency.

The plants used as ingredients must also come from 100% chemical/pesticide-free farms.

Raw-vegan is preferable, but not at all expected/required.

 

Filming & Episodes:

Shark Tank Inisfree was first filmed by ICVs (without cameras) in WMKM Studios. It can now be filmed in one of the reserved office suites in downtown Inisfree. An episode is scheduled to be filmed every time at least three separate individuals are able to meet on the same day to present their proposals to our ‘sharks’, and we anticipate roughly one episode per month, 12 episodes per season, and infinite seasons due to the immortality of our ‘sharks’ and their business interests.

All episodes only air in Inisfree, and A.I. prevents them from being copied/aired in/to the Outlands. This is because some of the people are classified, the filming location is classified, and some of their culture and businesses are automatically reacted to in immature/hostile ways by some Outlanders.

S1E1 was filmed and aired in 2025.  By season 6 (in 2030), Cordelia Frost had joined as the latest ‘shark’.  In 2095 (season 71), Meredith Vickers became the final ‘shark’ on this show.

As of 2021:  Room Description

The room where each episode is filmed/hosted is in a storm-gray skyscraper of Sotu, with a window-walls view of WGI and much of the cityscape; with the skyscraper-sized skybridges and hanging spherical homes, etc., and each ‘shark’ chair is a throne of ICVs, with potted ferns in the room corners being biolume.

2024 July 6 Saturday:  Actual Duration

We give an hour to each presented to decide; it just looks like minutes or seconds in the episodes because we have to make them fit in their timeslots.

 

Example Questions:

Since we don’t use money, even though it is a logical medium for precise exchange of dramatically different goods and services, what we focus on are questions such as regarding barriers to entry and scalability, and requests such as equity (partial command/ownership; significant influence as advisors). We invest not (always / as much / only) with money, but the manpower and infrastructure (factories, computers, ships, etc.) of our established companies and empires. We also offer exposure and scalability in entirely new and interplanetary markets most people never had access to before (such as secret cities and secret civilizations; those of the Elves, Fairies, Mermaids, etc.).

Our ‘sharks’ ask tough questions like:

  • “How have you quantified exactly how your product has improved the environments and lives of your customers?”
  • “In your market analysis and projections, have you spotted any potentially ruthless competitors?”
  • and we ask things like this to better see what the startup founders are seeing, and to determine how to navigate and negotiate the likely Outlands issues of attempted sabotage, such as in the form of smear campaigns funded by entrenched industries that profit from harm.

We want to know:

  • the goal
  • sales or other ‘traction’, year by year
  • revenue/retained after profits are adjusted for expenses (though we don’t care about the money; we just want to see that they are serious, reaching a lot of people, growing if applicable, seeing any changes in the market –or having losses due to copycats/competitors/sabotage, etc.)
  • what they need or want help with
  • the partnership offer –and if they have/had a particular ‘shark’ (of our 5) in mind
  • business structure
  • how they are supporting themselves since we don’t use money
  • debt
  • bankable assets (not for us to consider as leverage/’exit’, but which they might have an easy time converting into something that could support their ongoing work, if need be)
  • issues with competitors
  • if they need to expand or relocate any facilities
  • if they are disrupting harmful industries… or just have a disruptive tech’ in general, etc.
  • if humans passed any laws forbidding their technology/product/service/expansion/profits/people/anything (which we will love to help them overcome –and not by obeying inappropriate laws humans attempt to enforce / profit off of)

We’ll also ask things such as:

  • What are they offering the sharks?  (Sexy swinger wives, GFs, daughters, kajirae, captures, time at resorts, intel, etc.)
  • How many customers do they have?
  • what kind of market analysis did they do?
  • How many people expressed interest?
  • Is there more supply or more demand?
  • Are your employees what you need?
  • Do you want ICVs to help?
  • If we invest our expertise and networks in you, what will our ROI be?
  • For those with a history of, or interest in, ‘flipping’ businesses like some people ‘flip’ houses, we might say:  “Doing this for a year or so and moving on to the next great idea is fine, so long as either 1) this is designed to last for only that much time, or 2) you know a qualified member of your company who will then step up to continue with us.”
  • “As you know, it is our religion and law here that the finest female member or members of your company meet us in person here at least quarterly for business discussions in the Inisfreean manner. Have you brought any photos or video clips of them for us to take a look at and choose from, or, even better, are any of them in the waiting hall and ready to walk in and pose?”
  • What excites you about working with Inisfreeans?
  • Have you filed/registered with the USPTO or another nation’s equivalent?
  • Would you like to file/register with the ICPTO?

What we look for:

  1. a clear understanding of their business, financials (if any/applicable), etc.
  2. genuine positivity about meeting and doing business with us in our way
  3. not treatments of symptoms, but natural cures of root causes
  4. things NOT patented if a cure, as patents indicate an alteration of nature, thus an overcomplication (meaning you have to change something so that it is not found in nature, thus making it patentable, and cures are typically things we are used to touching or digesting on a genetic/ancestral level, not changed in millennia, if ever)
  5. Finally, a ‘shark’ might ask the rhetorical question, ‘thinking out loud’, “Can I work with you?; do we jive?  Inisfree is all about compatibility as people, not just on one level, so you and I have to really click before we can do anything.”

2024 July 6 Saturday updates:

  • “How long do you want to be doing this?”
  • “Do you want to transition into upper management, or have my people help you find people for that?”
  • “Is there an exit strategy?”
  • “If we want your business to continue for decades or longer, what should that look like, in your view?”
  • “Do you have any R&D you’d like us to facilitate or expedite?”
  • “In case you don’t know, in this realm we always have the most compatible member or members of the companies that get to do business here… come here for quarterly meetings. Is that gonna be you, and/or do you have some dossiers we can take a look at during this pitch or during our due diligence?”

..

  • Auz loves most the deals which include educating the most Outlanders on what is actually healthful, polite, and logical, so he’ll ask at least one question about that.
  • Mered loves most the deals which include stable rapid scaling so she can reach more of the colonies her corporation services.
  • Virg loves most the deals which include technological safety measures reducing the chance that any dangerous device might ever hurt a good person / cause collateral damage.
  • Emm loves most the deals which include openness to developing product variants more tailored to specific types of superhumans.
  • Cor loves most the deals which include simple proven business models.
    So it isn’t so much about equity or royalties or other financial incentives to any of us.

..

  • Auz will ask/push for better conditions and training for employees, and variants which can better appeal to the rest of the people allied with him.
  • Mer will ask/push for a variant that can better function during Space travel and on worlds with different conditions than Earth’s.
  • Vir will ask/push for a variant that can be weaponized, or a variant that can otherwise better help military personnel.
  • Emm will ask/push for a variant that is only meant for ‘mutantkind’ (such as something humans, as generally less strong creatures, could not use even of they stole it from a ‘mutant’).
  • Cor will ask/push for a variant that is more affordable to average humans still working hard to rebuild the better parts of the civilization that was cleared away back in 2013.

 

In Closing:

Some presenters are Outlanders.
Some are returning guests or residents of Inisfree.

We end (each presentation/discussion of each episode) on a positive note; “Go out of here proud of what you’ve done.”  You’ll likely hear some words of encouragement like that, even if you didn’t get a deal.  Inisfreeans lean toward the uplifting as much as they feel is right.

The female ‘sharks’ will kiss anyone if they make a deal, and sleep with anyone after the show if they made a deal (though, this being Inisfree, if they like other things about the person, they will likely sleep with them not to congratulate them, but just to share that level of loving holistic experience). Auz will kiss any female he makes a deal with (if she is interested), and, after the show, sleep with any female he made a deal with (again, obviously only if the pitchers (presenters) want this).

 

Example Offers:

*Like in the original USA Shark Tank show, the offer is always for the amount of money/support asked for, just with negotiated trade-offs, such as higher equity/stock.

Each of our ‘sharks’ tends to offer a variety of assistance based in / out of/from the realm/s he/she does the most business in.

  1. Auz v’H’:  might offer a business/presenter guaranteed business/growth/sales with any of his dozens to hundreds of corporations/subsidiaries –and which do business across the entire Universe/Megaverse; instant intergalactic/dimensional opportunities.  Example remark:  “I’ll offer you a one-week, expedited, 3D-printing based, scaling-up of your operation… in exchange for 33% equity… and I’ll put your product/s on shelves in my grocery store / mall, guaranteeing you that millions more people from all around this world and many other worlds will see them on a regular basis –and those millions of people trust what I put in my retail locations; they will try it.”
  2. Cordelia Frost:  might offer a business/presenter guaranteed business/growth/sales with several major corporations/subsidiaries of her affluential family in the rebuilt United States region/theater (New California, New Montana, New Texas, New Georgia) –and which do business worldwide; instant global opportunities.  Example remark:  “I’ll… get you on shelves and billboards in every state in the U.S. within the month.”
  3. Emma Frost:  might offer a business/presenter guaranteed business/growth/sales with several ‘mutant-friendly’ corporations/organizations/empires on multiple continents, such as Genosha/Magneto; instant global opportunities.  Example remark:  “I’ll… get you ‘in’ with all the most-powerful superhuman companies and collectives around the world within weeks.”
  4. Meredith Vickers:  might offer a business/presenter guaranteed business/growth/sales with several major businesses on/between other worlds or even other solar systems; instant interplanetary/stellar opportunities.  Example remark:  “I’ll… have your product/service known as a household name on a hundred other planets and moons by season’s end.”
  5. Virginia Potts:  might offer a business/presenter guaranteed business/growth/sales with several major defense contractors/corporations in the rebuilt United States region/theater –and which do business worldwide; instant global opportunities.  Example remark:  “I’ll… establish lasting, lucrative business relations directly between you and the top manufacturers and distributors of this type of goods, and then step back to let you re-take the reins.”

Auz can send ICVs to persuade or mind-override when competitors aren’t accepting negotiations or when they want more money than the presenter can give them.

  1. Auz is intergalactic and interdimensional,
  2. Meredith is interstellar,
  3. Virginia is interplanetary (because Stark Industries has done work on other worlds, such as the moon where Thanos was),
  4. Emma is global,
  5. and Cordelia is international.  So when someone wants to focus on local first, they choose Cordelia, etc..

2024 July 6 Saturday adds:

  • “I’m gonna make you an offer; _, …but it is contingent upon me or one of my people getting to meet your team, and any of them who have values or habits not compatible with those of myself and my fellows here in Inisfree, we either prepare them for severance packages from your company, or we get each a life-coach to help better balance their lifestyles so we know they are more likely to remain your employees for the long-run.”
  • “People who come here are almost always done having kids,” I (Auz) pause and shift my gaze to my wife, Meredith, who is already knowing where I am going with this, so she smiles and gives me a loving glance before returning her attention to her notepad and the presenter/s, and then I look back at the presenter/s, “but most humans colonizing other worlds obviously are Not done having kids, and I know your product will be wonderful for them, so if my lovely Meredith over there wasn’t already leaning in favor of making you an offer, I hope I can somehow tip the scales in favor of that.”
  • “Your product is perfect for our commercial flying saucers fleet.” …

 

Successful and Unsuccessful Business Partnerships:

From 2025 to/through 2100, there were 76 seasons of this show.  Each season had ~12 episodes; almost always one per month, excluding the 13th month on the Inisfreean calendar, as that month is considered a vacation/rest/holiday.  (That makes ~912 episodes during the 21st century.)  In each episode, there were a few different presenters (individuals or small groups), some of those presenters were advised/declined, and some were made offers to.  (There have been, during those 912 episodes, some ~2,736 presenters/groups.)

Just like on the original Shark Tank, a little more than half of the presenters get an offer/deal, on average they exchange ~25% of their equity/company/control for that deal, and on average that lets them pocket/receive ~1/4 of a million U.S. dollars in “boost capital” (or the equivalent thereof, such as in the form of ICVs doing free rapid builds/expansions/analyses for them, etc., and which the presenter/s always, in one way or another, end/s up paying back –i.e. by continuing to make profits, grow their business, help more people, etc.).  This means that, from 2025 to/through 2100, ~1,532 presenters/groups got an offer/deal, and our five ‘sharks’ donated a total of ~$400,000,000.  Year by year (a.k.a. show-season by show-season), that figure was ~$5,263,158 –or ~$438,597/month (a.k.a. per episode), and –on average– ~$150,000 per presenter.

Of the ~1,532 who got an offer/deal during those years/seasons, many chose to stay Earth-based before considering expansion off-world, so some of our ‘sharks’ got more agreements from those they made offers to.  Since Cordelia joined half a decade after the first three ‘sharks’, her deal-numbers below will reflect that.  Since Meredith joined ~3/4 of a century later, she has made/gotten the fewest deals.

  1. Emma:  390 deals accepted
  2. Virginia:  385 deals accepted
  3. Auz:  374 deals accepted
  4. Cordelia:  349 deals accepted
  5. Meredith:  34 deals accepted

(1,532 offers/deals during 76 years = 20 or more deals made each of those years; 1 or 2 deals made per episode.  Auz, Emma, and Virginia were present for all 912 episodes, Cordelia for 852, and Meredith for 60; 912+912+912+852+60 = 3,648… and 60/3,648 = ~.02, while 852/3,648 = .23, and 912/3,648 = .25, meaning Auz, Emma, and Virginia each had ~25% of the chances to make deals, Cordelia had ~23%, and Meredith had ~2%.)

Depending on how you measure success (growth, profits, free advertising, offers resulting from publicity, etc.), it is fair to say that ~90% continue to be successes after making a deal with one of these ‘sharks’.

Here are some of the industries/results of those deals:

2024 July 7 Sunday/+ updates:

Auz’s ~374:
*Hundreds of Auz’s include those he approved for Inisfree before this show was dreamed up (some already lucrative, not needing an investor, but always open to expanding); you won’t see an episode/pitch about them on this show, but deals were still made with their leaders/owners.  Only ~374 of the following ~1,310 are those which were pitched on this show.

  1. ¡Yo Quiero! (guacamole, etc.); food/grocery
  2. 7th Heaven (chocolates); food/grocery
  3. 12 Tides; food/grocery
  4. 18 Chestnuts; food/grocery
  5. 34 Degrees (crisps; circular thin crackers); food/grocery
  6. 100 Coconuts (coconut water); food/grocery
  7. 264 Fresco; restaurant
  8. 365 Whole Foods Market (candles, cereals, plant-based mac & cheese, whipped topping, etc.); food/grocery
  9. A.A. Borsari (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  10. A La Maison de Provence (body wash)
  11. A Little Extra; hand-made fabric-jewelry
  12. A Perfect Pear – pear-fig jam, white-chocolate pear sauce, cinnamon-pear jelly, etc.
  13. Aahana’s; food/grocery
  14. Aastey; “ath-leisure-wear”
  15. Abbot’s; food/grocery
  16. Abe’s (muffins, pound-cakes); food/grocery
  17. Abercrombie & Fitch​: trendy, high-end, casual-rich couture
  18. Abercrombie Kids: luxury casual attire (for smaller humanoids)
  19. ABS Protein Pancake Mix –veganized
  20. Actual Veggies; food/grocery
  21. Acure (coconut & argan shampoo bar); food/grocery
  22. Adam & Eve: sex toys conglomerate
  23. Aeropostale​: casual attire made with light-weight fabrics
  24. Affliction: couture casual biker and boxer/MMA attire for girls
  25. Akua; food/grocery
  26. Alden’s Organic; food/grocery
  27. Alessi (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  28. Alexia; food/grocery
  29. All Vegetarian (vegan); food/grocery
  30. Allie’s vegan pizzeria; restaurant
  31. Almond Breeze; food/grocery
  32. Aloha Bay (candles); food/grocery
  33. Aloha Poke Bar; restaurant
  34. Alpha (nuggets); food/grocery
  35. Alpha Tamale; food/grocery
  36. Alt Co; plant-based dairy products
  37. Alternative Baking Company; food/grocery
  38. Amikno – Know Your Food (test strips to confirm if vegan, etc.); food/grocery
  39. Amrita (banana chips); food/grocery
  40. Ancient Provisions (vegan cheddar-like crackers); food/grocery
  41. Andean Dream; food/grocery
  42. Anderson House – Frontier Soups; food/grocery
  43. Andy Nguyen’s Vegetarian Restaurant – Sacramento; restaurant
  44. A’Maree’s: high-end fashions
  45. American Eagle Outfitters: casual couture
  46. Ampan: a product made from agricultural waste for building construction
  47. Amy & Brian; food/grocery
  48. Amy’s; food/grocery
  49. Angie’s popcorn; food/grocery
  50. Anglo American PLC: mining (because I’m using this to help find/clear ways to ruins, such as the giant subway/tunnels system/s)
  51. Annie; Braille-literacy device
  52. Annie Chun’s; food/grocery
  53. Annie’s (cookies; Bunny Grahams, red-lentil spirals, etc.); food/grocery
  54. Araujo’s Plant Powered; restaurant
  55. aromatherapy; various items/devices
  56. Arrowhead Mills (flours); food/grocery
  57. Arte Gastronómico Ushuaia; restaurant
  58. Artinci; zero-sugar desserts
  59. Artisan Tropic; food/grocery
  60. Artisana Organics (nut-butters); food/grocery
  61. Ascot Chang: high-end men’s designer suits and clothing, with female versions of each
  62. Asda; food/grocery
  63. AshaPops; food/grocery
  64. Ashley Madison: cheaters & swingers hook-up site
  65. Ashley’s: high-end furniture, bedroom sets, and accessories
  66. Aston Martin Lagonda Limited: luxury automobile company
  67. Atlas Monroe Plant Based Foods
  68. Atoria’s (naan varieties); food/grocery
  69. Audi AG: luxury automobiles company
  70. Aura Bora Herbal Sparkling Water – with extracts of herbs, fruits, and flowers; food/grocery
  71. Auracacia (organic chakra-balancing roll-on essential-oils in colorful cylinders/tubes, looked like incense from a distance); food/grocery
  72. Automobiles Ettore Bugatti: luxury automobiles company
  73. Automobili Lamborghini SPA: luxury automobiles company
  74. Avo Cafe; restaurant
  75. Bach Remedies (flower essences; mini bottles like Essential Oils); food/grocery
  76. Back to Basics (vegan jerky); food/grocery
  77. Back to Nature; food/grocery
  78. backpack (collapsible) bicycle
  79. Bad Kitty​: skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  80. Baker’s Edge – Kitchen Innovations:  brownie baking pan/tray with lines almost all the way across, forming serpentine of brownies, thus even baking, no border-edge, no gooey center, etc.
  81. Bakery DuJour (vegan croissants); food/grocery
  82. Bala Bangles Workout Weights
  83. Bambi Vegan Tacos – Sacramento; restaurant
  84. Bamboo India; bamboo products
  85. Bambooee – The Reuseable Eco-Friendly Paper Towel
  86. Banana Joe; food/grocery
  87. Bang Bang Cafe; restaurant
  88. Banza (chickpea linguine; food/grocery
  89. Baobab Polo Shirts – longer-lasting than regular Polos, and now made to ‘hug’ the tits of Inisfreean women
  90. Barbara’s (cereal); food/grocery
  91. Barilla; food/grocery
  92. Barlean’s (oils); food/grocery
  93. Barnana; food/grocery
  94. Barnes & Noble: books, CDs, and magazines
  95. Barrel & Branch (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  96. Bartisans; just for their mocktails (not their cocktails)
  97. Barvecue; food/grocery
  98. Bavarian Motor Works (BMW): luxury automobiles company
  99. Baycliff Co, Inc. | Sushi Chef; food/grocery
  100. BeatBox Beverages
  101. Beautiful People: attractive-only hook-up site
  102. Bed, Bath, & Beyond: bathroom, bedroom, living-room, and fragrance accessories
  103. BedJet Heating & Cooling for Beds
  104. Bee Free Honee – Honey Alternative Made With Apples
  105. BE-Hive (slices); food/grocery
  106. Beleaf; food/grocery
  107. Bella Sun Luci; food/grocery
  108. Ben & Esther’s Vegan Delicatessen; restaurant
  109. Ben & Jerry’s; food/grocery
  110. Bentley Motors Limited: luxury automobile company
  111. Bernhardt: high-end furniture, bedroom sets, and accessories
  112. Better Bites; food/grocery
  113. Better Chew; food/grocery
  114. Better Homes & Gardens (candles low wide with golden lids); food/grocery
  115. Better than Bouillon; food/grocery
  116. Bettergoods; food/grocery
  117. Betty Crocker (mixes, now veganized); food/grocery
  118. Beyond Meat; food/grocery
  119. Beyond Popcorn Chicken; food/grocery
  120. Beyond Steak; food/grocery
  121. Beyond Sushi – Vegan Sushi and Catering
  122. BFree Foods (soft white rolls); food/grocery
  123. Bhakti (chai); food/grocery
  124. Biena; food/grocery
  125. Big Mountain (breakfast bites; patties); food/grocery
  126. Big Picture (olives); food/grocery
  127. Bigelow (tea); food/grocery
  128. Bigfoot Natural Café; restaurant
  129. BigMoon Power: electricity from tidal power (waves-based hydroelectric)
  130. Bilderberg Group: nearly every construction product and major project
  131. Billabong​​: high-end surfer-wear; wet-suits, snorkels, bikinis, etc.
  132. Bin22 (of Jackson); restaurant
  133. Bionaturae (tomato paste); food/grocery
  134. Birch Benders (frostings, mixes); food/grocery
  135. Bird’s Eye; food/grocery
  136. Bitchin’ (sauces); food/grocery
  137. Bitsy’s (graham crackers); food/grocery
  138. Black Milk: high-end costumes, dresses, leggings, and swimwear
  139. Black Walnut Cafe; restaurant
  140. Blackbird (pizzas); food/grocery
  141. Blade: the Uber of the skies
  142. BlenditUp (vegan honey); food/grocery
  143. Bloodbath & Beyond: humanimal-hunting sporting goods store
  144. Blossoming Lotus; restaurant
  145. Blue Diamond (Almond Breeze milk); food/grocery
  146. Blue Elephant; food/grocery
  147. Blue Monkey (coconut water); food/grocery
  148. Blueland: cleaning tablets and permanent spray bottles; so no more buying new bottles every time and then trashing or recycling them –as long as the citric acid is from fruit, not mold
  149. Boar’s Head (for Dill Pickle Hummus, Sweet Chili Garlic Hummus, etc.); food/grocery
  150. Bobo’s (bars); food/grocery
  151. Bob’s Red Mill (cornbread mix, egg-replacer mix, instant rolled oats, oat crackers, soup mix, etc.); food/grocery
  152. Body Peace Clothing: a range of eco-friendly clothes from bamboo
  153. Boca; food/grocery
  154. Bohana Popped Water Lily Seeds
  155. Bolani; food/grocery
  156. Bolder Chips; food/grocery
  157. Bolthouse Farms; food/grocery
  158. Bombas – Athletic Socks –just without any wool (i.e. animal products of any kind)
  159. Bonne Maman; food/grocery
  160. Boom Chicka Pop; food/grocery
  161. Booty Queen Apparel – accentuate a woman’s form
  162. Born Simple (broth in squeeze bottles/tubes); food/grocery
  163. Bosh!; food/grocery
  164. Bottega Veneta: high-end eyewear, dresses, footwear, and leather fashions​
  165. Boulart (ciabatta puff-squares (for sandwiches) wrapped); food/grocery
  166. Boulder Canyon; food/grocery
  167. Bourdon House: upper-crust (highest end) men’s designer suits and clothing, with female versions of each​
  168. Boxed Water is Better; food/grocery
  169. Brad’s (dried-/seasoned-kale varieties); food/grocery
  170. Bragg; food/grocery
  171. Brave Robot; food/grocery
  172. breeding entire towns for Inisfreean enjoyment/needs
  173. Breyers; food/grocery
  174. BuaTong Thai Vegan – Fresno; restaurant
  175. Bubbies Fine Foods; food/grocery
  176. Bubly; food/grocery
  177. Buckle​: (a variant of Abercrombie) an American fashion retailer selling clothing, footwear, and accessories for men, women, and children
  178. Buddha Belly Burger – Sacramento; restaurant
  179. Bueno Foods; food/grocery
  180. Bulwark (cider); food/grocery
  181. Bumpin Blends; food/grocery
  182. Burger Patch – Sacramento; restaurant
  183. Burt’s Bees; food/grocery
  184. businesses of A.I.s
  185. businesses of Abrasax
  186. businesses of Aghartans
  187. businesses of Aldebarans
  188. businesses of Anunnaki
  189. businesses of Apsaras (previously spelled Asparas)
  190. businesses of Asari
  191. businesses of Asgardians (restoring/repairing Asgard)
  192. businesses of Atlanteans
  193. businesses of Attilans
  194. businesses of Bilderbergs
  195. businesses of Cecaelia
  196. businesses of Demi-deities
  197. businesses of Draenei
  198. businesses of Dragons
  199. businesses of Elementals: Djinn (liquid), Dryads (solids/golems), Sylphs (air/gas) (with Angels and Fairies being fire/plasma Elementals)
  200. businesses of Elves (Lemurians): Blood (Caucasian, blonde or redhead), Drow (gray-skinned, white-haired), Eldar (Space-faring), Night (lavender-skinned, hair-colors range from green through blue to purple), Woodland (Caucasian, blonde, brunette, or redhead)
  201. businesses of Fairies
  202. businesses of Fauns
  203. businesses of Germans of Base 211 and Dark Fleet; the 4th Reich (e.g. the ICC)
  204. businesses of Harvesters
  205. businesses of Hawaiians (actual; elven, native; not the modern/gluttons/moody/ogre-like)
  206. businesses of Hosts
  207. businesses of Illithids
  208. businesses of Illuminati (good scientists slandered by the anti-knowledge pro-weakness death-cults such as xian-ity)
  209. businesses of Jotun
  210. businesses of Kryptonians
  211. businesses of Lyrans
  212. businesses of Majesdanians
  213. businesses of Mayans
  214. businesses of Merfolk
  215. businesses of Native Americans
  216. businesses of Necromongers
  217. businesses of Nordics
  218. businesses of Nymphs
  219. businesses of Pantherans
  220. businesses of Registered Companions
  221. businesses of Reptilians; Naga, etc.
  222. businesses of Seiliu
  223. businesses of Shapeshifters
  224. businesses of Tamaraneans
  225. businesses of Thanagarians
  226. businesses of Themyscirans
  227. businesses of Transformers
  228. businesses of Valyrians
  229. businesses of Vampires
  230. businesses of Vanir
  231. businesses of Witches, Wizards, & Sorcerers, etc.
  232. businesses of Zada‘s Kind
  233. Butter Barn Butter (cookies); food/grocery
  234. Buttercloth Shirts – comfortable flexible/stretchable button-down dress-shirts – now made to ‘hug’ the tits of Inisfreean women
  235. Butternut Mountain Farm (maple syrup); food/grocery
  236. Cafe Rio; restaurant
  237. Caragreen; eco-friendly boxes
  238. C’È LUCE & REGALE: boutique interior design studio specializing in luxury draperies, swag valance curtains, and window treatments
  239. Cadillac Motor Car Division: luxury automobiles company
  240. Cado; food/grocery
  241. Caesar’s Kitchen; food/grocery
  242. Caju Love; food/grocery
  243. Calvin Klein Underwear: high-end male undergarments
  244. Cape Cod chips; food/grocery
  245. Cappello’s; food/grocery
  246. Captain Vegan, at Bruce Trent Farmers Market; food truck
  247. Cara Mia (artichoke hearts); food/grocery
  248. Cascadian Farm; food/grocery
  249. Caulipower; food/grocery
  250. Cave Shake Paleo Diet Shakes
  251. Cavi-Art (vegan caviar); food/grocery
  252. Cedarlane Foods (no-egg salad); food/grocery
  253. Celestial Seasonings; food/grocery
  254. Ceres; food/grocery
  255. ChagaRoot; restaurant
  256. Chanel: high-end fashions​
  257. Chao; food/grocery
  258. Chebe (focaccia mix, etc.); food/grocery
  259. Cheetos (red/”flammin’ “, and white-cheddar jalapeño, both veganized); food/grocery
  260. Chef in Black – Chinese dressing / food-seasoning
  261. Chef Kenny’s Asian Vegan Restaurant
  262. Chi (ground pork); food/grocery
  263. Chickapea; food/grocery
  264. Chill Soda – healthy alternative, by Dan Mackey
  265. Chloe’s; food/grocery
  266. Chocolove (chocolate bars, chips); food/grocery
  267. Chocomize – Custom Chocolate Bars
  268. Chosen Foods (cooking sprays, etc.); food/grocery
  269. Chu Minh Tofu and Vegan Deli; restaurant
  270. Ciao Bella; food/grocery
  271. Cinnaholic Cinnamon Roll Dessert Shop
  272. Circadian Optics: sunlight-like color and brightness in stylish desk-lamp form, perfect for Antarctic research stations, colonies on worlds with very different starlight, military submarines, etc.
  273. Clean South; food/grocery
  274. Clif Bar & Company; food/grocery
  275. Clo-Clo Vegan Foods; food/grocery
  276. cock-and-balls-shaped xmas lights
  277. Coco Love; food/grocery
  278. Coco Taps – Coconut Drill and Tap
  279. Cocobear; food/grocery
  280. Cocofit; coconut-based beverages
  281. Coconut Bowls: bowls made from coconut
  282. Coconut Girl Paleo Desserts – dairy-free squares
  283. Colavita; food/grocery
  284. Color Kitchen (sprinkles, mixes); food/grocery
  285. Compass Mykonos: Greek (from Greece); restaurant
  286. Compassionate Kitchen (biscuit mix, etc.); food/grocery
  287. Cool Foods Co. (bacon bits); food/grocery
  288. Coolhaus; food/grocery
  289. Coombs Family Farms (maple syrup); food/grocery
  290. Cosmic Bliss; food/grocery
  291. Country Archer Provisions (just for their vegan jerky); food/grocery
  292. Country Crock; food/grocery
  293. Country Life (vegan supplements –maybe); food/grocery
  294. CPK: Pizza (from the U.S.); restaurant
  295. Crafty Counter (WunderEggs –flavor needs work); food/grocery
  296. Craig’s Vegan; restaurant
  297. Craize (sweet-corn toasted-corn crackers); food/grocery
  298. Create Good Foods; food/grocery
  299. Creative Nature (banana-bread baking-mix, etc.); food/grocery
  300. Credo; food/grocery
  301. Crofter’s; food/grocery
  302. Crossroads Kitchen; restaurant
  303. Crummies; food/grocery
  304. Cucina & Amore (artichoke hearts marinated); food/grocery
  305. Cucina Antica; food/grocery
  306. Cucina Classica (cheeses, now veganized); food/grocery
  307. Cup Board Pro: cutting board with more-logical design for quicker/automatic cleanup
  308. Culture POP Soda; food/grocery
  309. Cutting Vedge; food/grocery
  310. Cybele’s (cookies); food/grocery
  311. Daffy:  app –a not-for-profit fintech app reimagining the donor-advised fund. Users can easily invest in donor-advised funds for a surprisingly low amount of capital.
  312. Daikon Vegan Sushi; restaurant
  313. Daiya; food/grocery
  314. Dandies (flavored marshmallow varieties); food/grocery
  315. Dang (rice chips (discs like Checkers)); food/grocery
  316. Dave’s Gourmet; food/grocery
  317. Dave’s Killer (bread, bars, etc.); food/grocery
  318. D’chica; innerwear for teenage girls
  319. De La Calle; food/grocery
  320. Deep Indian Kitchen; food/grocery
  321. Delallo (artichoke bruschetta, etc.); food/grocery
  322. Deliciou: a vegetarian (now veganized) bacon flavored seasoning
  323. Delicious & Sons; food/grocery
  324. Delighted By Hummus – Sweet Dessert Hummus
  325. Dell’Amore; food/grocery
  326. Desert Provisions; food/grocery
  327. Deux: Good-for-You Cookie Dough
  328. Diana’s (ice cream on stick); food/grocery
  329. Dior: upper-crust (highest end) fashions​
  330. Dirty Lettuce; restaurant
  331. Divvies (cupcakes); food/grocery
  332. Dobrá Tea; tea shop and restaurant
  333. Doisy & Dam; food/grocery
  334. Dolce & Gabbana: high-end fashions, eyewear, and footwear​
  335. Dollop Gourmet Frosting – Natural, Organic, and Vegan
  336. Down 2 Earth Plant Based Cuisine DTLV; restaurant
  337. Dr. Bronner’s (toothpaste); food/grocery
  338. Dr. McDougall’s; food/grocery
  339. Dr. Praeger’s; food/grocery
  340. Dreyer’s; food/grocery
  341. Drew’s Organics; food/grocery
  342. Driscoll’s; food/grocery
  343. DrTung’s (vegan dental floss); food/grocery
  344. Dude Products Inc.:  flushable, hypoallergenic, and fragrance-free toilet wipes (“Dude Wipes”) for men.  –an environmentally friendly alternative to toilet paper and baby wipes.  –made from plant-based fibers, infused with aloe and vitamin E, and free of alcohol, parabens, and fragrance
  345. Dufour; food/grocery
  346. Duncan Hines (mixes, now veganized); food/grocery
  347. Earnest Eats (outmeal tubs, Snacking Avocado varieties, etc.); food/grocery
  348. Earth Balance (vegan Cheez-It-inspired, butters, etc.); food/grocery
  349. Earth Grown (burgers); food/grocery
  350. Earth Paste (toothpaste); food/grocery
  351. Earthbound Farm; food/grocery
  352. Earth’s Daughter (aloe vera gel); food/grocery
  353. Eastern Standard Provisions Co. (unique soft pretzels); food/grocery
  354. Eat Gud; food/grocery
  355. Eat Just (JUST Egg); food/grocery
  356. Eat Meati; food/grocery
  357. Eat the Change; food/grocery
  358. Eat the V; restaurant
  359. Ecco Bella – Boon Broth (vegan bone-broth); food/grocery
  360. Ecto Hand Planes: a bodysurfing hand-plane that’s made from recycled surfboards
  361. Eden (apple-butter, garbanzo beans canned, etc.); food/grocery*
  362. Eden Foods; food/grocery –same as just-Eden (above)?*
  363. Edward & Sons; food/grocery
  364. Edwards Desserts; food/grocery
  365. El Burrito Mexican Food Products; food/grocery
  366. El Cantaro Vegan Taqueria – Sacramento; restaurant
  367. El Cocinero; restaurant
  368. Element Bars – Customizable Energy Bars
  369. Elite Model Management: modeling agency with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, & Toronto
  370. Ellyndale; food/grocery
  371. Elmhurst (vegan sour cream); food/grocery
  372. EmazingLights:  specialty apparel, especially light-show gloves; for clubs/raves, etc.
  373. Emerald Cove (seaweed); food/grocery
  374. Emmy’s (cookies); food/grocery
  375. Ener-G (egg-replacer mix); food/grocery
  376. Enjoy Life (cookies, chocolate chips/chunks/morsels, etc.); food/grocery
  377. Enjoy Pure Food + Drink; restaurant (where ~Ariel-manifesting/ed was)
  378. EO Products (Essential Oils-based shower gel, etc.); food/grocery
  379. Eris; restaurant
  380. Erotissch; lingerie and swimwear –hideous Outlander models/images, but interesting concepts/bases –and start of the idea to make diaphanous lingerie-like bikinis and other swimsuits for females
  381. Escada: high-end fashions
  382. Esti; food/grocery
  383. Every Body Eat (Cheese-Less crackers; vegan Cheez-It); food/grocery
  384. Everytable Healthy Fast Food
  385. Everything Legendary; (vegan burger) food/grocery
  386. Evolved (“cups”); food/grocery
  387. Explore Cuisine; food/grocery
  388. Face Yoga Anti-aging Facial Exercises
  389. Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que; restaurant
  390. Farmer’s Market (organic pumpkin puree canned, etc.); food/grocery
  391. Farmhouse Culture (dill-pickle “kraut krisps”); food/grocery
  392. FarmRich; food/grocery
  393. Farmwise; food/grocery
  394. Faux Lox; food/grocery
  395. FBomb (nut-butter); food/grocery
  396. Fendi: upper-crust (highest end) fur and leather fashions​
  397. Ferrari N.V.: luxury automobiles company
  398. Ferrero Rocher (truffles); food/grocery
  399. Field Day coconut water; food/grocery
  400. Field Roast; food/grocery
  401. Fiji; food/grocery
  402. Fillo’s (individual tamales precooked, and infused-beans packets); food/grocery
  403. Fine & Raw (chocolates, chocolate bars, etc.); food/grocery
  404. Fit n Flex; healthy snacking and cereal
  405. Flackers; food/grocery
  406. Fleshlight
  407. Flora (oils); food/grocery*
  408. Flora Professional (plant butters); food/grocery –same as just-Flora (above)?*
  409. Floret; restaurant
  410. Foddies: a specialty food brand for people with food intolerance and allergies (seasonings, southern-fried coating, etc.); food/grocery
  411. Follow Your Heart (cheeses, salad dressings); food/grocery
  412. Foodies (burgers, pumfu; tofu made from pumpkin seeds, pumpkin-seed PumThins crackers, etc.); food/grocery
  413. Foods Alive (cacao nibs, nooch, sugars); food/grocery
  414. Forager Project (cereal); food/grocery
  415. Ford Models: NY-based agency
  416. Frankies 457; food/grocery
  417. Free Your Head; food/grocery
  418. Free2b (“cups”); food/grocery
  419. Fresh Cravings; food/grocery
  420. Fresh Foods Market – Kroger (rainbow cheese tortellini, multiple colors in same bag); food/grocery
  421. Fresh Gourmet; food/grocery
  422. Frieda’s (wonton wraps/’wrappers’); food/grocery
  423. Fritos; food/grocery
  424. From the Ground Up (chips); food/grocery
  425. Frontier Co-op (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  426. FrutStix; food/grocery
  427. Frutteria (vegan caviar); food/grocery
  428. Gabila’s (potato knishes); food/grocery
  429. Gameday Couture:  custom-sized/-fitted apparel with sports teams names/numbers (upgraded by us:  now not for Outlander college teams/players, but teams of Inisfree’s Olympics, and all fabric is diaphanous/translucent)
  430. Gardein; food/grocery
  431. Garden Grill; restaurant
  432. Garden of Eatin’; food/grocery
  433. Garden Veggie Snacks; food/grocery
  434. G.E. Astrospace: an outstanding satellite manufacturer
  435. Genghis Grill: Mongolian (from the U.S.); restaurant
  436. Genius Juice Coconut Smoothies
  437. gentle variant of the Yautja net-cannon; for easier capturing/restraining of kajirae candidates and escaped kajirae without hurting them
  438. Genuine Bavarian (dense thin-sliced breads); food/grocery
  439. Ghetto Gastro; food/grocery
  440. Ghirardelli (baking bars); food/grocery
  441. Gilly Loco; food/grocery
  442. Gimme (sushi nori seaweed wraps); food/grocery
  443. Giorgio Armani​: haute businesswoman couture
  444. Girl Meets Dirt; food/grocery
  445. Glacier Brewhouse; restaurant
  446. Gloriously Vegan (nooch); food/grocery
  447. Glutino (Oreo-inspired cookies, etc.); food/grocery
  448. Go-go Dancer Supply: skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  449. Go-go Queen: skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  450. Godiva Chocolatier: premium chocolates and related products
  451. GoFree Foods (chips); food/grocery
  452. Golden Goods Sandwich and Bake Shop
  453. Golden Star (rice); food/grocery
  454. GoMacro (bars); food/grocery
  455. Good Catch; food/grocery
  456. Good Foods; food/grocery
  457. Good Health (avocado-oil kettle-style chips); food/grocery
  458. Good Planet Foods (snack packs); food/grocery
  459. Good Ramen; restaurant
  460. Good Seed; food/grocery
  461. Good Thins (cracker varieties); food/grocery
  462. Goodie Girl; food/grocery
  463. GoodPop; food/grocery
  464. GoodSam; food/grocery
  465. Gotham Greens; food/grocery
  466. Gotta Have S’more –for Dirig’
  467. Govinda’s Vegan/Vegetarian Cafe; restaurant
  468. Goya; food/grocery
  469. Grace & Lace –started with a women’s boot-sock, grew into a wide range of women’s clothing (pardon the idiotic “we were pregnant” language-fail manhood-fail in one of the videos)
  470. Grain Berry; food/grocery
  471. Grain Trust; food/grocery
  472. Grandma’s Root Cellar by Chef Mama K; restaurant
  473. Granola Butter by Oat Haus
  474. Graze Kitchen; restaurant
  475. Grease Beast (scrub pads); food/grocery
  476. Great Foods (vegan sashimi varieties, needs work); food/grocery
  477. Green & Black’s (chocolate bars); food/grocery
  478. Green Giant; food/grocery
  479. Green Goo (first-aid salve); food/grocery
  480. Green Slice; food/grocery
  481. Green Snacks; healthy snacks
  482. Greenbox Eco-friendly Pizza Box
  483. Grounded Foods (cream cheese); food/grocery
  484. GrowIt; protective farming products
  485. Grown Wooden Eyewear: bamboo and wooden sunglasses
  486. Grunt Entertainment: sex-ed’ and general pornographic DVDs, MKM printed issues, etc.
  487. GTFO It’s Vegan: website; food/grocery
  488. Gucci: high-end fashions, footwear, and luggage
  489. Guild House Serra: finest Registered Companions training organization
  490. Hail Merry (“cups” better than Reese’s, and tart-like lemon version –plus cookie doughs); food/grocery
  491. Halva; food/grocery
  492. Hanley’s; food/grocery
  493. Happiness Cafe; restaurant
  494. Harmless Harvest; food/grocery
  495. Hart House; restaurant
  496. Harvest Beat; restaurant
  497. Harvest Morn (pop-tarts); food/grocery
  498. Harvest Snaps; food/grocery
  499. Health King (teas); food/grocery
  500. Healthy Choice; food/grocery
  501. Healthy Crunch (coconut chips); food/grocery
  502. Healthy Gourmet Kitchen; food/grocery
  503. Healthy Master; healthy munching
  504. Heart Bowls; restaurant
  505. Heavenly Hunks (cookie-bites); food/grocery
  506. H-E-B; food/grocery
  507. Heinz; food/grocery
  508. Helene Rask Modeling: Norwegian models network
  509. Hellenic Farms; food/grocery
  510. Hellmann’s; food/grocery
  511. Hello Prenup: Online Prenuptial Agreement Service
  512. Herdez; food/grocery
  513. Hershey’s (the vegan ones, with improved ingredients, thanks to me); food/grocery
  514. Hey, Hooplah!; food/grocery
  515. High Mountain (wild huckleberry syrup); food/grocery
  516. High Note Cafe; restaurant
  517. Hilary’s (burgers); food/grocery
  518. Himalayan Vegan Organic Restaurant – Sacramento; restaurant
  519. Hippeas; food/grocery
  520. His & Her Bar –aphrodisiac superfood
  521. Hodo (scramble); food/grocery
  522. Hollister: casual rich beachwear
  523. Hoo Haa Headphones: headphones with a retractable lead
  524. Hooray Foods; food/grocery
  525. Hope (dips); food/grocery
  526. Hot Mama’s (salsa); food/grocery
  527. House of Bijan: upper-crust (highest end) men’s designer suits and clothing, with female versions of each​
  528. Hugo Boss: high-end men’s designer suits and clothing, with female versions of each​
  529. Humble (chips); food/grocery
  530. Humm!; food/grocery
  531. Hummingbird: raw superfood “blendies” to add to your smoothie
  532. Hummuna (hummuses); food/grocery
  533. Hungry Planet (vegan crab-cakes, etc.); food/grocery
  534. Hunt’s; food/grocery
  535. Hussy: bikinis (and other swimwear), burlesque outfits, lingerie, sexy Halloween costumes, and skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  536. i Heart Raves: skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  537. Ian’s (italian-style panko bread-crumbs); food/grocery
  538. Icelandic Glacial (water); food/grocery
  539. identifying and removing/euthanizing trees and other plants that were modified inappropriately by humans; GMOs, etc.
  540. iFork Flatware That Never Touches The Table
  541. iLove Snacks; food/grocery
  542. IllumiBowl – Toilet Night Light
  543. Ilumi – World’s Smartest Lightbulb (remote/wireless plus color changing)
  544. Imagine organic soups; food/grocery
  545. IMG: modeling agency with offices in New York City, Los Angeles, London, Milan, Paris, and Sydney
  546. Immaculate (biscuits); food/grocery
  547. Immi Eats (ramen); food/grocery
  548. Impossible; food/grocery
  549. IncrEdible Spoons by IncrEdible Eats –edible cutlery
  550. Indigo Burger; restaurant
  551. Ink Flip Printer Ink Refills
  552. InnovAsian; food/grocery
  553. International Delight (chai in cartons); food/grocery
  554. Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate (ICC): the backbone of the SSP
  555. iReTron Device Recycling
  556. Island Fresh (coconut oil); food/grocery
  557. Italianavera; food/grocery
  558. Ithaca hummus; food/grocery
  559. Ito En; food/grocery
  560. Jack & Annie’s; food/grocery
  561. Jack’s Paleo Kitchen (soft cookies); food/grocery
  562. Jackson’s (chips); food/grocery*
  563. Jackson’s Honest Potato Chips; food/grocery –same as just-Jackson’s (above)?*
  564. Jada Spices; food/grocery
  565. Jaguar Cars: luxury automobiles company
  566. JD’s Vegan (ice cream); food/grocery
  567. Jeff’s Garden (sliced peppers, etc.); food/grocery
  568. Jeff’s Naturals; food/grocery
  569. Jennies Macaroons (coconut bites); food/grocery
  570. JewelBox; lab-grown diamond jewelry (modified for non-jewelry)
  571. Jimalie Coconut Products: a range of premium quality coconut products
  572. Joan Bergin: sexy couture costumes
  573. Joe’s Parkway Market (cheeses, now veganized); food/grocery
  574. John Norman’s: kajira fashions; camisks, diaphanous slave silks, bondage ropes and knot-tying booklets, etc.
  575. Jolly Llama; food/grocery
  576. Joolies (dates syrup); food/grocery
  577. Josie’s Best (crepe mix, etc.); food/grocery
  578. Jovial (einkorn cookies); food/grocery
  579. Juicy Couture: vibrant vicuna couture track-suits for jogging or pajama parties
  580. Junkless (now without canola oil); food/grocery
  581. Just Ice Tea; food/grocery
  582. Just Nuts; food/grocery
  583. Just The Cheese Snack Bars – crunchy bars based on the edges of grilled cheese that get overcooked (veganized, of course)
  584. JUST Water; food/grocery
  585. Justin’s (Reese’s-like); food/grocery
  586. Kajirae Acquisitions: largest interplanetary trader organization from Gor
  587. Kallo (soup-stock cubes); food/grocery
  588. Kalyx Sports Bras – designed to help with exercise-induced breast-pain
  589. Kashi; food/grocery*
  590. Kashi Go; food/grocery –same as just-Kashi (above)?*
  591. Kati Vegan Thai; restaurant
  592. Katz (vegan pot pies, Twinkies); food/grocery
  593. Kettle (chips); food/grocery
  594. Kettle & Fire; food/grocery
  595. KG Agrotech; ag’ innovations
  596. Ki’ Xocolatl; restaurant
  597. Kibo by Trestle Labs; OCR
  598. Kiiwik; restaurant
  599. Kikkoman (panko japanese-style bread-crumbs, tempura-batter mix, sauces); food/grocery
  600. KIN Apparel Satin Lined Hoodies
  601. KIND Snacks (bars, cereals, ice creams); food/grocery
  602. King Arthur Baking Company (flours, mixes); food/grocery
  603. Kinnikinnick (doughnuts); food/grocery
  604. KinRose Care (aloe vera gel); food/grocery
  605. Kirkland Signature (sparkling waters); food/grocery
  606. Kitchen & Love; food/grocery
  607. KitchenAid (mixer with attachments); food/grocery
  608. Kite Hill; food/grocery
  609. Kleinfeld Bridal: high-end couture ballroom gowns
  610. Kodiak Cakes’ (Plant-Based Classic Pancake & Waffle Mix, granola bars, etc.); food/grocery
  611. Koja: a range of superfood toppers
  612. Komo (potpie); food/grocery
  613. Konscious; food/grocery
  614. Koparo; coconut-based cleaning products
  615. Koyo (tofu miso ramen); food/grocery
  616. Krave; food/grocery
  617. Kronos: precision-milled putters
  618. La Boulangerie (super-flaky croissant-toast); food/grocery
  619. La Croix (now with “natural flavors” specified); food/grocery
  620. La Fabbrica della Pasta; food/grocery
  621. La Jacka – Fresno; restaurant
  622. La Pasta Inc.; food/grocery
  623. La Tortilla Factory; food/grocery
  624. Lake Missoula Tea Company; food/grocery
  625. Lakewood (pure black cherry juice); food/grocery
  626. Laoban (for Livin’ on the Vedge dumplings, bao buns, etc.); food/grocery
  627. Lärabar; food/grocery
  628. L’Arpège: French (from Paris); restaurant
  629. Late July Snacks (blue-corn dippers); food/grocery
  630. Laura Ann’s Jams; food/grocery
  631. Lay’s; food/grocery
  632. Lazy Cow Bakery; restaurant
  633. Leah’s Better Bites (a.k.a. Better Bites Bakery); food/grocery
  634. Lee Kum Kee; food/grocery
  635. Lenny & Larry’s (cookies); food/grocery
  636. Lesley Stowe (crisps varieties); food/grocery
  637. Lesser Evil (popcorn varieties); food/grocery
  638. Let’s Do… Organic (arrowroot starch/powder, coconut flour, sweetened condensed coconut milk, etc.); food/grocery
  639. Let’s Try; healthy snacks
  640. Lightlife; food/grocery
  641. Like Meat; food/grocery
  642. Lilly Bean (mixes); food/grocery
  643. Lilly’s Baking Company (regulach varieties); food/grocery
  644. Lily’s (baking bars, “cups”, etc.); food/grocery
  645. Lindt & Sprüngli Group: premium chocolates and confections
  646. Lindy’s; food/grocery
  647. Lite-Netics – Magnetic Holiday and Christmas Lights
  648. Live Plantfully (bacon); food/grocery
  649. Llama Brew – Plant Food Made From Llama Manure (as/for a liquid fertilizer, similar concept to “compost tea”)
  650. Loewe: upper-crust (highest end) leather fashions
  651. Log Cabin (maple syrup); food/grocery
  652. Loma Linda; food/grocery
  653. Loro Piana: high-end fashions​
  654. Lotus Bakeries NV (Biscoff airplane cookies –originally called Speculoos); food/grocery
  655. Lotus Foods; food/grocery
  656. Louis Vuitton: upper-crust (highest end) couture fashions, eye-wear, and ballroom gowns​
  657. Louisville Vegan Jerky Company; food/grocery
  658. Love, Corn; food/grocery
  659. Love Grown (cereals); food/grocery
  660. Lovebird; food/grocery
  661. Loving Hut; restaurant
  662. Lucky Foods; food/grocery
  663. Luna & Larry’s Coconut Bliss; food/grocery
  664. Lundberg Family Farms (rice chips, etc.); food/grocery
  665. Lu’s Vegan Tamales; restaurant
  666. Luv Butter; food/grocery
  667. Luvottica; lovemaking furniture
  668. Luxy: rich-elite hook-up app
  669. Mad Lab (cracker varieties); food/grocery
  670. Made Good; food/grocery
  671. Madly Hadley; food/grocery
  672. Maggiano’s: Italian (from Texas); restaurant
  673. Magnum (bars, ice cream); food/grocery
  674. making copies of books we approved to have in Inisfree… so hardcopies can be spread and shared throughout the world/s, translated into Elvish, Asari, etc.
  675. Manik Bal; restaurant
  676. Manitoba Harvest; food/grocery
  677. Maple Craft; food/grocery
  678. Maple Grove Farms; food/grocery
  679. MaraNatha; food/grocery
  680. Marella (organic durum wheat pasta, multiple colors in same bag); food/grocery
  681. Mark of the Beastro; restaurant
  682. Mars Candy: confections
  683. Martinelli’s (sparkling cider); food/grocery
  684. Marukan (vinegars); food/grocery
  685. Mary’s Gone Cheezee (vegan Cheez-It); food/grocery
  686. Mary’s Gone Crackers (numerous); food/grocery
  687. Maserati: luxury automobiles company
  688. Mason Dixie; food/grocery
  689. Mateo’s (salsas); food/grocery
  690. Maven’s Creamery Macaron Ice Cream Sandwiches
  691. Maxine’s Heavenly; food/grocery
  692. May Wah; food/grocery
  693. Maya Kaimal (dal, etc.); food/grocery
  694. Mayacamas (savory-herb gravy-mix, etc.); food/grocery
  695. Mayawell; food/grocery
  696. McCormick; food/grocery
  697. McLaren Automotive: luxury automobiles company
  698. Meat the Mushroom (bacon); food/grocery
  699. Mediterranean Market by Divina; food/grocery
  700. Mediterranean Organic (stuffed olives); food/grocery
  701. Mega Meatless; food/grocery
  702. Melanie Newman Salon Essentials: professional dog grooming products made out of plant-derived ingredients
  703. Mementa (organic coconut whipping cream, organic jackfruit BBQ canned, etc.); food/grocery
  704. Mestemacher; food/grocery
  705. Mercedes-Benz: luxury automobiles company
  706. Mia (slices); food/grocery
  707. Michael Amini: high-end furniture, bedroom sets, and accessories
  708. Mighty Carver Turkey Chainsaw (because we use it for seitan, tempeh, tofurky, etc.)
  709. Mighty Sesame Co. (bars); food/grocery
  710. Mike’s Mighty Good (ramen); food/grocery
  711. Mike’s Organic Curry Love; food/grocery
  712. Milkadamia (macadamia-nut ‘milk’); food/grocery
  713. Mina (pitted green olives in a glass jar, great flavor); food/grocery
  714. Mind Blown; food/grocery
  715. Mineragua; food/grocery
  716. Mini Clones: 3D scanning which creates replicated figurines
  717. Minna (lightly-brewed sparkling tea); food/grocery
  718. Miracle Noodle; food/grocery
  719. Miss Jones (mixes); food/grocery
  720. Mitica (crackers such as Toketti); food/grocery
  721. Miyoko’s; food/grocery
  722. Mmmly (cookies); food/grocery
  723. Modern Kitchen (spreads); food/grocery
  724. Monarch (ketchup); food/grocery
  725. Mont Blanc: high-end eyewear, leather goods, pens, and wristwatches​
  726. Montana Ale Works; restaurant
  727. Montana Bounty Foods; food/grocery
  728. Montana Silver Springs (water); food/grocery
  729. Montauban (heart-shaped macarons); food/grocery
  730. Moon Park: Korean (from Sydney); restaurant
  731. Moonshade Blinds: and possibly same company that makes portable vehicle awnings
  732. Moonshot (sourdough sea-salt crackers, etc.); food/grocery
  733. Moose’s Tooth Pub & Pizzeria; restaurant
  734. Morikko Pure Foods; healthy snacks
  735. Mori-Nu (Morinaga Nutritional); food/grocery
  736. MorningStar Farms; food/grocery
  737. Morris & Sons: high-end men’s designer suits and clothing​, with female version of each
  738. MountainFlow Eco-Wax: Plant Based Ski Wax
  739. Mr. McDougall’s; food/grocery
  740. Mrs. Goldfarb’s Unreal Deli – vegan
  741. Mrs. Renfro’s; food/grocery
  742. Mt Vikos (spreads); food/grocery
  743. Munk Pack (bars); food/grocery
  744. Must Love; food/grocery
  745. My/Mo; food/grocery
  746. Myvitamins (algae oil, etc.); food/grocery
  747. NadaMoo!; food/grocery
  748. Naia (sorbetto/gelato varieties); food/grocery
  749. Naja – Luxurious Lingerie
  750. Nakheel Properties: makers of Dubai
  751. Namaste (mixes); food/grocery
  752. Napa Valley Naturals; food/grocery
  753. Nasoya; food/grocery
  754. Native Bowl; restaurant
  755. Native Forest (organic stir-fry Asian-vegetable medley in can, unsweetened organic coconut milk, etc.); food/grocery
  756. Natural Grocers (chocolate bars, etc.); food/grocery
  757. Natural Value (coconut cream in a can); food/grocery
  758. Nature Valley (granola bars, fruit & nut bars, etc.); food/grocery
  759. Nature’s Bakery (breakfast bars; fig, etc.); food/grocery
  760. Nature’s Charm (evaporated coconut milk, sweetened condensed coconut milk, etc.); food/grocery
  761. Nature’s Eats (flours); food/grocery
  762. Nature’s Gate; food/grocery
  763. Nature’s Path Organic (cereals, granola, waffles); food/grocery
  764. Near East; food/grocery
  765. Nectar café; restaurant
  766. Nelly’s Organics; food/grocery
  767. New World Kitchen; restaurant
  768. Newman’s Own (Newman-O’s oreo-inspired cookies, etc.); food/grocery
  769. Next Level Burger Concord; restaurant
  770. Niblerzz; sugar-free candy
  771. Nice Buns: Bakery (not just desserts); restaurant
  772. Noble Jerky; food/grocery
  773. Noble Made – by The New Primal (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  774. Noble Vegetarian – Sacramento; restaurant
  775. NoBull; food/grocery
  776. NoButcher; restaurant
  777. Nodoh; food/grocery
  778. Nomad Dumplings; food/grocery
  779. Nomiku Sous Vide Cooker
  780. Nonna Pia’s; food/grocery
  781. Noodlelist; food/grocery
  782. Nora; food/grocery
  783. NOW Foods (maple syrup); food/grocery
  784. Nowadays (nuggets); food/grocery
  785. Nuco (coconut cereals); food/grocery
  786. Numilk Dairy-Free Milk –and carrageenan-free (red seaweed derivative as a food additive) —and for their commercial large (refrigerator-size), commercial desk-top (for coffee-shops), and personal desk-top nut-milk machines
  787. Nummy Nibbles (omelet/scramble mix, etc.); food/grocery
  788. NuPasta; food/grocery
  789. Nut Cravings; food/grocery
  790. NutRaw (pistachio butter); food/grocery
  791. Nuts for Cheese (nut-based vegan cheeses); food/grocery
  792. O Organics (frozen fruit bars; popsicles); food/grocery
  793. OA Foods – Quinoa, Chia, Palmini
  794. Oat Haus; food/grocery
  795. Oatly; food/grocery
  796. Obis One LLC; food/grocery
  797. Ocean’s Balance (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  798. Ocean’s Halo (Big Noodle Bowl varieties, etc.); food/grocery
  799. Ocho (chocolate candies; bars, etc.); food/grocery
  800. O’Dang Hummus – Hummus Salad Dressings
  801. Odd Burger; restaurant
  802. Odgirl: couture club-wear (not specific to go-go dancers)
  803. O’Doughs (bagels (regular and thin), buns, muffins); food/grocery
  804. Off The Cob – Organic Corn Tortillas (made from sweet corn, not grain corn – grain corn resulting in drier, grainier chips, etc.)
  805. Off the Eaten Path; food/grocery
  806. OGX Beauty (coconut-based shampoos and conditioners); food/grocery
  807. Oh Mommy! (oil sprays); food/grocery
  808. Olé Mexican Foods (“Xtreme wellness” spinach & herb tortilla-wraps); food/grocery
  809. Olio:  app –Unwanted food items can be shared with people in the same neighborhood.
  810. Olipop; food/grocery
  811. Olive Valley (falafel sticks); food/grocery
  812. Olives Et Al; food/grocery
  813. OmniFoods; food/grocery
  814. OmniSeafood; food/grocery
  815. On The Go Sports: custom sports apparel e-commerce
  816. Once Again (graham-cracker sandwiches); food/grocery
  817. Once Upon a Farm; food/grocery
  818. One Degree organic foods (cereals); food/grocery
  819. Oreo; food/grocery
  820. Orga Foods (super crisps); food/grocery
  821. Orgain; food/grocery
  822. Organicville (dijon mustard); food/grocery
  823. Oscar de la Renta: upper-crust (highest end) fashions
  824. Otto’s Naturals (flours); food/grocery
  825. Outshine; food/grocery
  826. Outstanding Foods; food/grocery
  827. Over The Moo: lactose-free coconut milk ice cream
  828. Ozo; food/grocery
  829. Pacific Flyway (rice); food/grocery
  830. Pacific Foods (nut-milks, etc.); food/grocery
  831. PacSun​: casual rich beachwear, predominantly Californian
  832. Pamela’s (Honey Grahams, Newtons fig bar-inspired, mixes); food/grocery
  833. Pancho’s Vegan Tacos; restaurant
  834. Panda (licorice varieties); food/grocery
  835. Panera Bread; restaurant
  836. Parfums du Monde: all the finest and most expensive high-end perfumes from around the world; here you will find Annick Goutal Eau d’Hadrien, Joy by Jean Patou, Caron Poivre, Hermès 24 Faubourg, Chanel Grand Extrait, Baccarat Les Larmes Sacrees de Thebes, Clive Christian No. 1 Imperial Majesty Perfume, DKNY Golden Delicious Million Dollar Fragrance Bottle, and so forth
  837. Partake (blondies baking-mix, etc.); food/grocery
  838. Pascha (vegan white baking chips; mini chocolate cones); food/grocery
  839. Paskho Apparel – clothes made from recycled clothing/materials
  840. Passage to India; food/grocery
  841. Passion Flour Patisserie; bakery
  842. Pastabilities; food/grocery
  843. Pastificio Di Martino; food/grocery
  844. Patch (bamboo band-aid cylinders); food/grocery
  845. Patil Kaki; home-style hygienic snacks
  846. Peaceful Fruits – Acai Beery Fruit Snacks
  847. Pearl River Bridge Superior Dark Soy Sauce; food/grocery
  848. Peas of Heaven; food/grocery
  849. Pedialyte; food/grocery
  850. Pegasus-Global Holdings, Inc.: International energy and infrastructure advisers specializing as prudence auditors and risk management advisers
  851. Pepperidge Farm (all veganized; every bread (such as pumpernickel) and cookie type); food/grocery
  852. Perfect Balance Trail Mix; food/grocery
  853. Performance Kitchen; food/grocery
  854. Perifit / Yarlap (2 separate products/companies): device to tighten Kegel muscles
  855. Peterson’s Pantry; grocery store
  856. P. F. Chang’s; restaurant
  857. Pi Vegan Pizzeria; restaurant
  858. Pili Hunters Pili Nuts
  859. Pipcorn: Mini Popcorn
  860. PiperWai – Natural Charcoal Based Deodorant
  861. Pitaya; food/grocery
  862. Pitt Moss – Peat Moss Alternative
  863. Pizza Galleria –veganized (if not already; only said “veg” when Googled)
  864. Pizza Oggi; food/grocery
  865. Plan B: for Gorean bitter wine (not the namesake)
  866. Planet Vegan – Fresno; restaurant
  867. Plant Perks; restaurant + food/grocery
  868. Plant Power Fast Food; restaurant
  869. Plant Provisions; food/grocery
  870. Plant Slayer – Fresno; restaurant
  871. Planted PDX; restaurant
  872. Plantstrong; food/grocery
  873. Plated:  customer chooses ingredients, distributor packages them and sends with recipe cards (veganized by us)
  874. Pleather (vegan jerky); food/grocery
  875. Plonk Bozeman; restaurant
  876. Plum Bistro; restaurant
  877. PMS Bites – Healthy Snacks That Relieve Symptoms of PMS
  878. PODillow –face-down pillow, like the pad with the hole in some acupuncture/derma’/massage offices, perfect for tanning
  879. Poki Poki; restaurant
  880. Polar Seltzer; food/grocery
  881. PolyGlide Synthetic Ice:  ice-skating tiles (instead of making a whole rink)
  882. Pompeian (extra virgin olive oil); food/grocery
  883. Poo de Cologne; toilet-spray w/ essential-oils
  884. Pop Art; food/grocery
  885. Pop Corners; food/grocery
  886. Popchips; food/grocery
  887. Poppi sodas; food/grocery
  888. Prada: high-end leather and cloth fashions, as well as footwear
  889. Prego; food/grocery
  890. President’s Choice (“peanut-butter delights”; truffles); food/grocery
  891. Pretzel Baron (my favorite cube plastic tub of soft pretzel bites); food/grocery
  892. Pretzel Crisps (cracker-flat pretzels); food/grocery
  893. Pretzilla; food/grocery
  894. Pri’s (“cups”); food/grocery
  895. Primal Kitchen; food/grocery
  896. Primal Palates; food/grocery
  897. Primal Spirit (vegan jerky); food/grocery
  898. Private Selection (macarons, maple syrup, seedless baby cucumbers, spices, etc.); food/grocery
  899. Prone to Plants; to-go (rented kitchen), now turned into a restaurant
  900. Proper Good 90 Second Meals –veganized
  901. Proper Suit: high-end couture men’s designer suits, with female versions of each​
  902. Proud Source (spring water); food/grocery
  903. Pure Daily Care (Ultimate Aromatherapy Diffuser & Essential Oil Set – Ultrasonic Top 10 Oils, Modern with 4 Timer, 7 Ambient Light Settings, Therapeutic Grade Lavender); food/grocery
  904. Purely Elizabeth (mixes); food/grocery
  905. Q Mixers; food/grocery
  906. Quadratini; food/grocery
  907. Quaker (cereals, salt-free rice-cakes, etc.); food/grocery
  908. Quinn (pretzel nugget varieties; stuffed crunchy bites); food/grocery
  909. Quorn; food/grocery
  910. qZense Labs; food-freshness detector
  911. Rabbit Hole Foods (vegan chicken salad, Spinachoke dip, tuna salad, etc.); food/grocery
  912. Raised Gluten Free (potpies); food/grocery
  913. Ramses: Mediterranean (from California); restaurant
  914. Rana; food/grocery
  915. Rao’s; food/grocery
  916. Rapid Ramen Cooker
  917. Rave Ready: skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls, as well as glow-sticks and other spinners/poi accessories
  918. Raw Chocolate Company (chocolate-buttons (discs) –“vanoffee” (vegan-banoffee); brown and cacao-butter; white); food/grocery
  919. Raw Fresno; restaurant
  920. Rawlicious (Iowa); restaurant
  921. Rawtopia; restaurant
  922. Ray-Ban​: couture eye-wear
  923. Real Good Food/s Co.; food/grocery
  924. Rebel (ice cream); food/grocery
  925. Recycled Chopstick Art
  926. Red Star Yeast; food/grocery
  927. Reddi-wip; food/grocery
  928. Reese’s (the vegan ones); food/grocery
  929. Reggae Reggae Sauce: (ingredients) Scotch bonnet chillis and all spice combined with Caribbean herbs to make this unique jerk/bbq sauce
  930. rehab for those once tricked into believing and being addicted to death-cult escapism and blame-shifting
  931. Remyxx Recyclable Sneakers (ReKixx)
  932. Revival (nut-butters and spreads); food/grocery
  933. Revolights – Bicycle Lighting System (on the wheels)
  934. Rhythm (organic broccoli bites, etc.); food/grocery
  935. Riega Organics (veggie-fajitas seasoning, etc.); food/grocery
  936. Riego Foods (brown gravy mix, etc.); food/grocery
  937. Rise Brewing Co. (organic oat milk); food/grocery
  938. Rising Moon (gnocchi); food/grocery
  939. Robert Rothschild; food/grocery
  940. Roll-Em-Up; taquitos restaurant (veganized)
  941. Rollin Greens; food/grocery
  942. Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC: luxury automobile company
  943. Ronald’s Donuts
  944. Rooted: Eat More Plants; restaurant
  945. Roots (Idaho kettle chips); food/grocery
  946. Roots Farm Fresh; food/grocery
  947. Rowntree’s (Kit Kat –the vegan ones, with improved ingredients, thanks to me); food/grocery
  948. Royal Hawaiian; food/grocery
  949. Rubicon Bakers; food/grocery
  950. Rubio’s Coastal Grill; restaurant
  951. Rule Breaker Snacks Vegan Cookies
  952. Rummo; food/grocery
  953. Runamok (sparkle syrup); food/grocery
  954. RÜT Bar & Kitchen; restaurant
  955. RW Garcia (blue Fritos, sweet-potato crackers, etc.); food/grocery
  956. R.W. Knudsen; food/grocery
  957. RX (bars and cereals); food/grocery
  958. Rykä: footwear designed specifically for the female foot shape (shoes for every occasion, including obstacle courses and combat)
  959. Saffron Road; food/grocery
  960. Saffron Table; restaurant
  961. Saks Jandel: high-end fashions
  962. Salad Pizazz! (culinary toppers); food/grocery
  963. Sambazon (acai sorbet); food/grocery
  964. Sam’s Choice (artichoke spread); food/grocery
  965. Sanaía Applesauce – ingredients: exotic notes of tropical fruits, spices, and botanicals – apple-sauce variants: guava, tamarind, hibiscus, lychee, pear, sour cherry, elderflower, lavender, and ginger
  966. Santa Cruz (apple-juice glass-jug); food/grocery
  967. Sanzo; food/grocery
  968. SAP! Maple Based Beverages
  969. Sara Lee (for their pound-cake consistency, veganized); food/grocery
  970. Savorly; food/grocery
  971. Schär (honeygrams cookie-crackers, spaghetti, etc.); food/grocery
  972. Scottevest: clothing with specialized and hidden pockets
  973. Schwartz Brothers (bagel-chips, croutons, etc.); food/grocery
  974. SeaSnax (seaweed); food/grocery
  975. Seasons Plant Based Kitchen; restaurant
  976. Seeds of Change; food/grocery
  977. Seeking Arrangement: sugar-daddy dating
  978. Seggiano; food/grocery
  979. Seneca (apple chips); food/grocery
  980. Señorita’s Specialty Foods; food/grocery
  981. Seven Sundays; food/grocery
  982. Seventh Generation (recycled paper towels); food/grocery
  983. Shady Maple Farms; food/grocery
  984. Shefit – Sports Bra (adjustable horizontal back strap so they fit any bust)
  985. Sherp ATV
  986. Shibanuma Artisanal Soy Sauce; food/grocery
  987. Shine Cafe; restaurant
  988. Shroomeats; food/grocery
  989. Siete; food/grocery
  990. Siggi’s; food/grocery
  991. Signature Select (seltzer water); food/grocery
  992. Simple Mills (almond-flour pancake & waffle mix, frostings, etc.); food/grocery
  993. Simple Organic Truth (sugars, etc.); food/grocery*
  994. Simple Truth (bagels, chocolate bars, etc.); food/grocery*
  995. Simple Truth Organic; food/grocery –same as the above 2 by similar name/s?*
  996. Simply (apple, grapefruit, orange juices); food/grocery
  997. Simply (apple, grapefruit, orange, etc.); food/grocery
  998. Simply Asia (ramen); food/grocery
  999. Simply Eggless; food/grocery
  1000. Simply Organic (french-onion dip mix); food/grocery
  1001. Simply Plant Powered; food/grocery
  1002. Sir Kensington’s; food/grocery
  1003. Sisinni; food/grocery
  1004. Sjaak’s (chocolate in tree shape); food/grocery
  1005. Skinny Pop; food/grocery
  1006. Slanted Door: Vietnamese (from San Francisco)
  1007. Smartfood Popcorn; food/grocery
  1008. Smash Me, Baby; restaurant
  1009. Smoothie King; drinks-restaurant
  1010. Snacklins (Vegan Pork Rinds, etc.); food/grocery
  1011. Snake River Grill (of Jackson); restaurant
  1012. So Delicious (ice cream, milks); food/grocery
  1013. Sol Cuisine; food/grocery
  1014. Sol-ti (Chlorophyll Aloe SuperAde); food/grocery
  1015. Solely (fruit jerky); food/grocery
  1016. Solenzi; food/grocery
  1017. Sophie’s Kitchen; food/grocery
  1018. SORICH; guilt-free snacks (said “so-rich”, not “sore itch” lol)
  1019. Soupergirl Soup
  1020. SoupX; healthy soups and soup-based meals
  1021. Southwest Vegan; restaurant
  1022. SoyaToo (whipped cream based on rice); food/grocery
  1023. SoyMexican; restaurant
  1024. Soyrizo; food/grocery
  1025. Sparkling Botanicals; food/grocery
  1026. Spectrum Essentials; food/grocery
  1027. Spectrum Organics (grapeseed oil, etc.); food/grocery
  1028. Spero (goat cheese spread); food/grocery
  1029. Spice Islands; food/grocery
  1030. Spice of Life (Persian cooking sauces); food/grocery
  1031. Spindrift; food/grocery
  1032. SpiritHoods – Faux Fur Animal Hoods
  1033. Spudsy; food/grocery
  1034. Stacy’s (pita thins); food/grocery
  1035. Stagg Chili; food/grocery
  1036. Starbucks (hot-cocoa double-chocolate mix); food/grocery
  1037. Stark Industries: Tony’s weapons development & manufacturing company
  1038. Starkey (spring water); food/grocery
  1039. Starlite; food/grocery
  1040. starting kajirae schools for sexy girls in all towns so that they feel no stress bc their natural sexuality is finally embraced as part of their upbringing
  1041. Starwood Cafe; restaurant
  1042. Stickies (edible stickers); food/grocery
  1043. Storm Model Management: London-based agency
  1044. Strong Roots; food/grocery
  1045. Sugar Bob’s Finest Kind; food/grocery
  1046. Sukhi’s; food/grocery
  1047. Suma (canned “vegan baked beans & sausages”, etc.); food/grocery
  1048. Sun Cafe; restaurant
  1049. Sun Tropics; food/grocery
  1050. SunButter; food/grocery
  1051. Sunday Supper; food/grocery
  1052. SunOpta Inc. (for Dream’s cashew-milk, etc.); food/grocery
  1053. Sunwink; food/grocery
  1054. Super Food Sushi: vegan sushi cafe
  1055. Super Orbs: bite sized vegan snack meal made with organic super-foods
  1056. Super Pretzel; food/grocery
  1057. Supercharged Food: online website which offers anti-inflammatory recipes for improved health
  1058. Supernatural (food colors, sprinkles); food/grocery
  1059. SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas; restaurant
  1060. Susty Party – Eco-Friendly Disposable Party Supplies
  1061. Sweet and Healthy Blends; food/grocery
  1062. Sweet Basil Bistro; restaurant
  1063. Sweet Candy Company / Sweet’s (chocolate sticks); food/grocery
  1064. Sweet Creatures; food/grocery
  1065. Sweet Earth; food/grocery
  1066. Sweet Nothings; food/grocery
  1067. Tabitha Brown; food/grocery
  1068. Taco Diner: Mexican
  1069. Tacotarian; restaurant
  1070. TaDah Foods Falafel Wraps; food/grocery
  1071. Tagz Foods; healthy potato-chips
  1072. Taj Palace Indian Cuisine; restaurant
  1073. Talbott Teas
  1074. Talenti; food/grocery
  1075. Tasp; “the opposite of a goad”
  1076. Taste – Gourmet Spice Company (balsamic varieties, rosemary & garlic oil, etc.); food/grocery
  1077. (Taste) Gourmet Spice Co; food/grocery
  1078. Taste Republic; food/grocery
  1079. Tasty Bite; food/grocery
  1080. Tate’s Bake Shop (cookies); food/grocery
  1081. Tattooed Chef; food/grocery
  1082. Taylor Farms (salad kit); food/grocery
  1083. Tcho (chocolates); food/grocery
  1084. Teaspoon Willie’s; food/grocery
  1085. Terra (chips); food/grocery
  1086. Terra & Co. (oil pulling); food/grocery
  1087. Terra Delyssa; food/grocery
  1088. Terrasoul Superfoods (mushroom powder); food/grocery
  1089. Tesla, Inc.: luxury automobiles company (formerly: Tesla Motors)
  1090. Texas Tamale Company; food/grocery
  1091. Thai Kitchen; food/grocery
  1092. That’s It (bars); food/grocery
  1093. That’s Tasty; food/grocery
  1094. The Avocaderia – Avocado Bar
  1095. The Blue Lion (of Jackson); restaurant
  1096. The BoobyPack Sports Bra with Pockets
  1097. The Bumbling Bee Vegan Junk Food & Burger Bar
  1098. The Cheese Chopper
  1099. The Cheesecake Factory: American/Eclectic; restaurant
  1100. The Cinnamon Kitchen; plant-based healthy snacks
  1101. The Cookie Dough Cafe – no eggs, meant to be eaten raw
  1102. The Cupcave; baker woman
  1103. The Daily Crave (chips); food/grocery
  1104. The Fillo Factory; food/grocery
  1105. The Frozen Farmer; food/grocery –reclaimed/discarded farm fruits/vegetables made into ice cream
  1106. The Good Crisp Company; food/grocery
  1107. The Guitar Strap Co.: custom designed guitar straps
  1108. The Healthy Binge; healthy snacks
  1109. The Icee Company:  for Slurpee (machines, method, and ingredients ratio, but not ingredients, of course)
  1110. The Kitchen (of Jackson); restaurant
  1111. The Ledbury: English (from London); restaurant
  1112. The Mason Baker: handmade jar-cakes –for the D.Dirig’
  1113. The Modern Vegan; restaurant
  1114. The Mountain Valley (spring water); food/grocery
  1115. The Naked Café; restaurant
  1116. The Neat Egg (egg-substitute mix); food/grocery
  1117. The Ninja: Japanese (from New York); restaurant
  1118. The Original Pancake House; restaurant
  1119. The Original Shrimp Burger – now with a vegan version
  1120. The Pizza Cupcake – vegan for us
  1121. The Plot; restaurant
  1122. The Plot Express; restaurant
  1123. The Produce Moms (vegan tuna sashimi made from watermelon); food/grocery
  1124. The Purple Mint Vegan Bistro; restaurant
  1125. The Red Dot Vegetarian Kitchen; restaurant
  1126. The Republic of Tea; food/grocery
  1127. The Simply Salad; healthy salads
  1128. The Single Origin Food Co.; food/grocery
  1129. The Society: NY-based modeling agency
  1130. The Swag: a fridge bag that holds moisture to prevent fruit and vegetables from going off
  1131. The Vegan Candy Man; website
  1132. The Vegan God / The Real Vegan God
  1133. The Very Good Butchers; food/grocery
  1134. The Vreamery – Artisan Vegan Cheese Company
  1135. The Wayward Vegan; restaurant
  1136. The Whole Nine: (penis-length pun aside, this is also a reference to the full variety of all the best fabrics by the bolt) if you can describe or imagine it, we can 3D-print it
  1137. The Xocolate Bar (truffles, etc.); food/grocery
  1138. Theo Chocolate (bars); food/grocery
  1139. TheyFit Condoms, by The Condom Revolutionary: 95 condom sizes; 14 lengths and 12 widths (95 combinations of those)
  1140. This Little Goat (salad toppings); food/grocery
  1141. Thomas Compact: all-natural first-aid products, such as an herbs-based kit (ancient/timeless remedies and cures)
  1142. Three Forks; restaurant
  1143. Three Wishes; food/grocery
  1144. Thrilling Foods (realistic-looking thick pepper-topped bacon block); food/grocery
  1145. Tim’s chips; food/grocery
  1146. Titin – Weighted Compression Gear
  1147. TNK Vegan Café; restaurant
  1148. Todo Verde (seasonings/spices); food/grocery
  1149. Tofurky; food/grocery
  1150. Tofutti; food/grocery
  1151. Tom + Chee:  tomato and grilled cheese recipes/chain (restaurant) –veganized
  1152. Tom’s (mouthwash, minus an ingredient or 2); food/grocery
  1153. Tosi (bars); food/grocery
  1154. Trader Joe’s (“cups”, poke, spinach & cashew ravioli, etc.); food/grocery
  1155. translating ancient books from Elven into modern
  1156. translating modern books into ancient languages when desired
  1157. Trappist (jams, jellies, preserves); food/grocery
  1158. Tree Juice; food/grocery
  1159. Tree T-Pee Water Conservation for Farmers
  1160. Tres Latin Foods; food/grocery
  1161. Trio | An American Bistro (of Jackson); restaurant
  1162. Trio Carmel (extra virgin olive oil); food/grocery
  1163. Triumph Café & Restó Ushuaia; restaurant
  1164. Tru Earth (laundry detergent); food/grocery
  1165. True Food Kitchen – The Forum Shops at Caesars; restaurant
  1166. True House (bars); food/grocery
  1167. True Nopal (prickly-pear cactus-water); food/grocery
  1168. Truff; food/grocery
  1169. Truffle Shuffle: salt, honey, butter, carpaccio, kettle corn
  1170. TruFire Kitchen & Bar; restaurant
  1171. Trupo Treats (chocolates, marshmallows); food/grocery
  1172. Truth & Tonic; restaurant
  1173. Truwhip; food/grocery
  1174. Tucson Tamale; food/grocery
  1175. Ugg: high-end cute female cold weather footwear (boots and slippers)
  1176. Under-Ease Underwear – Anti-flatulence Underwear
  1177. Unfished; food/grocery
  1178. Unique Snacks (pretzel shells/tubes); food/grocery
  1179. Unisoy (vegan jerky); food/grocery
  1180. Unlimeat; food/grocery
  1181. Unmeat; food/grocery
  1182. Unreal (candybars, deli); food/grocery
  1183. Uprising Bread Alternative
  1184. Upscale Stripper: skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  1185. Upton’s Naturals; food/grocery
  1186. Urban Accents (chili); food/grocery
  1187. Urban Plates; restaurant
  1188. Urban Remedy (chilled health-bars, salads); food/grocery
  1189. using human bones in the megacities as bone-meal
  1190. Valsoia (ice cream bars, sauces, spreads); food/grocery
  1191. Van Leeuwen (ice cream); food/grocery
  1192. Vanilla Umbrella: discrete hook-up app
  1193. Vans (waffles); food/grocery
  1194. Veetee; food/grocery
  1195. vegan cheeses
  1196. Vegan Daddy Meats; restaurant
  1197. Vegan Deadly Sins – Sacramento; restaurant
  1198. vegan dog foods
  1199. Vegan Dude (chips); food/grocery
  1200. Vegan Fresh 2U – Sacramento; restaurant
  1201. vegan jerky
  1202. Vegan Rob’s; food/grocery
  1203. vegan Snickers and Snickers ice cream bars (update:  KIND nailed this)
  1204. Vegan Soul; restaurant
  1205. veganizing things we are used to from the Outlands
  1206. Veganos Kitchen; restaurant
  1207. Vegas Vegan Culinary School and Eatery; restaurant
  1208. Vegas Vegan Provisions
  1209. VegeNation; restaurant
  1210. Vegetarian House – Vegan; restaurant
  1211. Vegetarian Plus (vegan whole turkey); food/grocery
  1212. Veggie Crackers (capsicum sweet-potato, zucchini almond, etc.); food/grocery
  1213. Veggie Grill; restaurant
  1214. Veggie Mama – Frozen Fruit and Veggie Bars
  1215. VeggiEAT; restaurant
  1216. Veggiecraft; food/grocery
  1217. Veggies Made Great; food/grocery
  1218. Veggy Street; restaurant
  1219. Vegnables (vegan Lunchables); food/grocery
  1220. Vego (chocolate-hazelnut bar); food/grocery
  1221. Vego’s; food/grocery
  1222. Vendôme: German (from Bergisch Gladbach); restaurant
  1223. Vera Wang Bridal House: high-end couture ballroom gowns
  1224. Versace: upper-crust (highest end) fashions and furniture
  1225. Vertical Diner; restaurant
  1226. Vessel Kitchen; restaurant
  1227. Vicky Cakes (mixes); food/grocery
  1228. Victoria Vegan; food/grocery
  1229. Victoria’s Kitchen Almond Water
  1230. Victoria’s Secret: upper-crust (highest end) couture lingerie
  1231. Viewsport Sweat Activated Workout Gear
  1232. Vifranc (blackberry syrup, etc.); food/grocery
  1233. Villy Custom Bicycles:  choose even the tires (rubber) color
  1234. Vinter’s Kitchen; food/grocery
  1235. Violife; food/grocery
  1236. Virgin America: major airline
  1237. Virgin Atlantic: major airline
  1238. Virgin Galactic: major spaceline; commercial interplanetary transportation
  1239. Virtuous Pie; restaurant
  1240. Virtusphere VR Platform –walk in a rolling sphere; hamster ball for humans
  1241. Vital Creations vegan cafe; restaurant
  1242. Vitology; restaurant
  1243. Viva Vegan; restaurant
  1244. Vivid Entertainment: pornographic DVDs from the most beautiful Outlander porn stars
  1245. Vkind: website; find vegan businesses; food/grocery
  1246. Vuture Food; restaurant
  1247. Wad-free Bed Sheet Laundry Detangler
  1248. Waggy Zone; vegan pet ice-creams
  1249. Wakao Foods; jackfruit products
  1250. Wasa (sourdough crisp-bread, etc.); food/grocery
  1251. Waterford: fine crystal dining-ware
  1252. Waterloo (sparkling water); food/grocery
  1253. Watkins (food coloring, seasonings/spices, sprinkles, sugars, vanilla (baking liquid)); food/grocery
  1254. Wearable X: includes Nadi X – a woven-in technology to yoga pants with sensors that connect to an app which assists beginner to intermediate yogis to practice at home –Sharks claimed the tech’ was fake/ineffective/not-ready, but maybe it is (not ready) or, at least, can be easily rendered complete/ready
  1255. Wegmans (parmesan-style grated vegan cheese); food/grocery
  1256. Well Yes!; food/grocery
  1257. Weyland-Yutani: interstellar corporation heavily involved in terraforming and many other areas (Yes, this means that I (Auz) made a big-business deal with this corporation –back when it was just Weyland Corp.– which would decades (almost a century) later be secretly represented by Meredith.)
  1258. Whisk’d (black-sesame pancake mix, etc.); food/grocery
  1259. Whole Foods Market (organic ziti, papillon, etc.); food/grocery
  1260. Wholesome (sugars, syrup); food/grocery
  1261. Wholly Gluten Free (pie shells; crusts); food/grocery
  1262. Wholly Veggie!; food/grocery
  1263. Wholly Wholesome; food/grocery
  1264. Wicked Foods; food/grocery
  1265. Wicked Gud; healthy pasta and noodles
  1266. Wicked Kitchen; food/grocery
  1267. Wild! (huckleberry almond flapjack mix, etc.); food/grocery
  1268. Wild Friends (nut-butter); food/grocery
  1269. Wild Living Foods; restaurant
  1270. Wild Sage (of Jackson); restaurant
  1271. Wild Squirrel nut-butters
  1272. Wilkes Bashford: high-end men’s designer suits and clothing, with female versions of each
  1273. Without; products made from waste-plastic
  1274. Woodstock Foods (pastas, frozen); food/grocery
  1275. Wonderful (nuts); food/grocery
  1276. World Tree(s) protection rangers, finding micro plastics the Ocean Cleanup project didn’t remove
  1277. Worthenshaw’s (rebranded as Kirsty’s), a frozen dairy-free dessert and alternative to ice cream –which added frozen meals, then chilled ready adult meals
  1278. WrawP (veggie wraps); food/grocery
  1279. Wyp Aviation Wingboard
  1280. Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Company) –part of SRI International; for flexible electronics
  1281. XOJET: an on-demand private jet charter company based in Brisbane, California
  1282. Yak & Yeti Himalayan Restaurant; restaurant
  1283. Yandy: lingerie, sexy Halloween costumes, and skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  1284. Yaya’s Garden; food/grocery
  1285. Yaygit; restaurant
  1286. Ying’s (Chinese-style batter mix; for orange-‘chicken’, etc.); food/grocery
  1287. Yo Mama’s; food/grocery
  1288. Your Flavour: a range of handmade healthy seasoning products
  1289. Your La Mode: sexy Halloween costumes, and skimpy dancing outfits for ravers and other club platform dancer girls
  1290. YumEarth; food/grocery
  1291. Yumi; food/grocery
  1292. Yummallo (vegan marshmallows); food/grocery
  1293. Yumz Vegan Bakery & Cafe; restaurant
  1294. Zach & Zoe Wildflower Honey – plant-based honey to Grocery Store, Food Proc’ Fac’, etc.
  1295. Zen Pudding; food/grocery
  1296. ZenWTR; food/grocery
  1297. Zest; restaurant
  1298. Zest Kitchen & Bar; restaurant
  1299. Zevia; food/grocery
  1300. Zico (chocolate coconut water); food/grocery
  1301. Ziggy’s; restaurant
  1302. Zipz: sealed and wrapped strong drink glasses (so strong you can stand on them), helping prevent spills when in an airplane etc. (via a lid you can attach to the bottom before removing the seal, then the lid secures to the top so you can use it like an adult sippy-cup), but not for any alcohol, of course
  1303. Zoe Nutrition; holistic health and wellness
  1304. Zoff; spices brand
  1305. Zola (coconut water); food/grocery
  1306. Zoup!; food/grocery
  1307. Zydeco Cafe; restaurant
  1308. _: condom safe for the environment
  1309. _: new kind of popcorn bag
  1310. _: sparkly swimsuit
  1311. _: textbook rental service (just the concept applied in our realms)

..

Meredith’s ~34:
(near-future mega-corporations which have beyond-Earth operations, plus startups and other businesses she is helping enter that tier)

  1. Astrix; ‘smart’ locks
  2. beacon attracts Xenos
  3. Better Life Cleaning Products (safe even around youngsters)
  4. Bite Eco-Friendly Toothpaste – refillable bottles instead of one-use tubes
  5. Blue Sun: consumer goods and more
  6. Brandsdaddy; automatic fire-extinguisher
  7. BuggyBeds – Bed Bug Traps
  8. bugzapper for Xenos
  9. bullets and water cannons modified to neutralize Xeno acid blood
  10. CoolAnt; nature-based cooling tech’
  11. Coratia Technologies; unmanned underwater robots
  12. Dura-Tent Table Top Food Screen
  13. Earth Log – The Eco-Friendly Scented Fire Log (100% recycled materials)
  14. ECO BioTraps; mosquito-breeding prevention
  15. Ekatra; sustainable artisinal brand for stationaries and lifestyle products
  16. first-gen’ warp-drive for small spacecraft
  17. Fortress Cold Weather Clothing
  18. Fridge Fronts Appliance Cover
  19. Halo Medical Devices: a digital goniometer used by physiotherapists
  20. Hex Pegs: a multi-purpose caravan and camping peg that are drilled into and out of the ground using any type of drill or impact driver
  21. holodeck for individuals/homes; smaller room
  22. Hy-Conn –faster safer hydrant-connection device for firetruck hoses
  23. Hydroviv Water Filters – industrial-grade, such as for Flint, Michigan, levels of lead
  24. InstaFire – Fire Starting Pellets
  25. Kryzen Biotech; hydroponic farming
  26. Kyari Innovation; adventure-safety gadgets
  27. LARQ Self Cleaning Bottle
  28. Loliware:  biodegradable seaweed-based even-edible cups and other replacements of one-use plasticware/containers
  29. Melni Connectors:  power-transfer attachments/cylinders
  30. Nubrella Hands Free Umbrella
  31. Oru Kayak – Fold Up Boat
  32. Pentablock: a unique interlocking construction block
  33. Plate Topper – Airtight Cover for Leftovers
  34. portable chromotherapy device/s
  35. Power Pot – Cooking Vessel and Electric Generator (generates power from heat as part of making hot food)
  36. Raasa; hygienic & safe food-carts (street/sidewalk push vendors like for hotdog stands)
  37. Rescue Swag; comprehensive first aid kit that doubles as a sling, splint, compression device and water carrier
  38. Ring Video Doorbell
  39. RinseKit – Portable Sprayer and Shower
  40. Scrubba Wash Bag: a portable washing machine for travel, camping, and sportswear
  41. Solinas; water-sanitation asset-management
  42. SolSource Solar Cooker by One Earth Designs
  43. SpaceX:  Space rockets, computer-guidance systems, drone barges, and more
  44. Stasher Silicone Food Storage Bags – a polymer made from sand and oxygen that is heat and water resistant
  45. Tailgate N Go Outdoor Kitchen
  46. The Honest Home; eco-friendly daily-use products
  47. The Seek Society: Earth-conscious camping and outdoor canvas tents
  48. The Seventy2 – Survival Backpack Kit For First 72 Hours (but without the idiotic facemask, of course)
  49. The T Lady: menopause tea, a herbal tea designed to help relieve symptoms of menopause
  50. Torque Safe: a business that manufactures and sells safety switches for dangerous hydraulic torque tools
  51. TURMS; intelligent clothing (fitted, stain resistant, etc.)
  52. Tweek Labs; sportswear (monitoring and analyzing activity/movement, etc.)
  53. Ubreathe; air purifiers
  54. Umbrella: genetic & medical technology
  55. UniKey Technologies:  keys converted to smartphone info/signal, for custom door-locks, with ability for anyone to lock the door but not unlock without the smartphone being in range, and ability to send one-time encrypted version of the unlock signal to other smartphones (for when a guest or maid, for ex., needs temporary access)
  56. Virgin Galactic
  57. WeSTOCK; livestock health monitoring (mod for kajirae and prisoners)
  58. WOL3D; consumer 3D-printing
  59. Xeno’ acid-blood-proof materials
  60. Xenomorph-shaped animatronic sex-toys meet-up app/service; browse these next-gen’ “super dildoes” / “artificial lovers”, select which you’d like to have sex with, then select the location you’d like them delivered to –and there is an option to have them hiding/lurking when you arrive, if you are a female who enjoys little scares before great alley/public sex
  61. Xmachines; robotics and AI for ag’
  62. Zero Pollution Motors – Air Powered Car

..

Virginia’s  ~385:
(top 100 defense contractors, PMCs, and spy/intel agencies)
*Deals with intel/spy org’s are typically because we/she can offer valuable/actionable intel’ gathered via some of her deployed products (only partially shared (e.g. reduced-resolution satellite-imagery), based ever-changing global intelligence community information-exchange guidelines/policies), and these deals are conditional; they must never eavesdrop/spy on anyone allied with Auz/Inisfree.  These deals also establish working relationships which can be leveraged later, if needed, to get easier insertions and extractions to some nations/territories.

  1. 80Wash; waterless washing-machine
  2. AAR Corp.; defense
  3. Academi:  USA merc’ co’
  4. adamantium-defeating weapons
  5. Aegis Defence Services:  merc’ co’ –United Kingdom (acquired by GardaWorld International Protective Services)
  6. Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings, Inc.; defense
  7. Aerospace Corporation; defense
  8. Agence Nationale de Sécurité (ANS) –Chad
  9. Air Force Intelligence Service (SIFA) –Argentina
  10. Airbus; defense (for their “…airlifter, the A400M; the robust and reliable C295 tactical transporter; the new-generation A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport (MRTT); and Eurofighter, the most modern swing-role fighter…”)
  11. AirScan:  USA merc’ co’
  12. Amentum; defense
  13. American International Security Corp:  USA merc’ co’
  14. Amphenol; defense
  15. Army Intelligence Center (Efterretningsregimentet (EFR)) –Denmark
  16. Army Intelligence Office (HNA) –Austria
  17. Army Intelligence Service (SIE) –Argentina
  18. Asgaard – German Security Group:  merc’ co’
  19. Aselan A.S.; defense
  20. Askeri Fabrika ve Tersane Isletme A.S. (ASFAT Inc.); defense
  21. Austal; defense
  22. Australian Geospatial-Intelligence Organisation (AGO)
  23. Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS)
  24. Australian Signals Directorate (ASD)
  25. Automaton Robotics; artificial forearm and hand device based on hydraulic synthetic muscles, like the Terminator forearm from the 1984 movie, applicable as a prosthetic, etc.
  26. Aviation Industry Corporation of China; defense
  27. BAE Systems; defense
  28. Ball Corporation; defense
  29. Battelle; defense
  30. Bechtel; defense
  31. Boeing:  defense –mostly for its aerospace engineering
  32. Boo Boo Goo Paint-On Bandages
  33. Booz Allen Hamilton; defense
  34. Brazilian Intelligence Agency (ABIN)
  35. bullets that avoid non-targets (not just homing-bullets that guide toward a designated target)
  36. Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND): Federal Intelligence Service –Germany
  37. BWX Technologies; defense
  38. Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office (CIRO) –Japan
  39. CACI International; defense
  40. CAE; defense
  41. Canadian Coast Guard (CCG)
  42. Canadian Forces Intelligence Command (DND)
  43. Canadian Forces National Counter-Intelligence Unit (DND) operated by the Canadian Forces Military Police Group
  44. Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)
  45. CellBell; executive & gaming chairs
  46. Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCCPC) –intel’
  47. Central Intelligence Directorate – Holovne Upravlinnya Rozvidky (HUR) –Ukraine
  48. Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) –Zimbabwe
  49. Central Intelligence Service (CIS) –Madagascar
  50. Centro Intelligence Interforze (CII) – Joint Intelligence Center –Italy
  51. China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation; defense
  52. China North Industries Group Corporation Limited; defense
  53. China South Industries Group Corporation; defense
  54. civilian variant/s of the Iron Man suit; for PPE without weapons (since her company doesn’t even much focus on making the original Iron Man suits; that was Tony Stark’s personal venture outside his corporation)
  55. cloaking satellites
  56. Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions; defense
  57. Concealed Carry Academy: Spy Escape and Evasion Courses
  58. Counter Terrorism and Intelligence Bureau (CTIB) –Bangaldesh
  59. Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) –Bangladesh
  60. Counter Terrorism Service – (CTS) –Iraq
  61. Curtiss-Wright Corporation; defense
  62. Custer Battles:  USA merc’ co’
  63. Cyberdyne: cybernetic organisms and other robotics
  64. Cyprus Intelligence Service (CIS)
  65. Danish Defence Intelligence Service (Forsvarets Efterretningstjeneste (FE))
  66. Danish Security and Intelligence Service (Politiets Efterretningstjeneste (PET))
  67. Dassault Aviation; defense
  68. Day & Zimmermann
  69. Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) –India
  70. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) –South Korea
  71. Defion Internacional:  Peru merc’ co’
  72. Department of Energy (DOE) –(for each of the 4 rebuilt sections of the) USA
  73. Department of Smuggling, Intelligence, Operations, and Information Collection (intelligence coordination) –Turkey
  74. Deuxième Bureau (military secret service) –Morocco
  75. Diehl Group; defense
  76. Dirección Nacional de Inteligencia (DNI) –Colombia
  77. Directorate General of Military Intelligence – Dirección General de Contrainteligencia Militar (DGCIM) –Venezuela
  78. Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI) –Iraq
  79. Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI) –Nepal
  80. Directorate of Military Intelligence –Sri Lanka
  81. droids
  82. Eaton; defense
  83. Elbit Systems; defense
  84. Embraer; defense
  85. E.N.O.T. Corp.:  merc’ co’ –Russia
  86. Erinys International:  merc’ co’ –joint South African-British private security company registered in the British Virgin Islands
  87. Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service (VLA) (Välisluureamet)
  88. Etterretningstjenesten (NIS) (Norwegian Intelligence Service)
  89. European Security Academy:  merc’ co’ –Poland
  90. Executive Outcomes:  South Africa merc’ co’
  91. Fakel:  merc’ co’ –Russia
  92. “Faust Legal support Services”:  merc’ co’ –Australia (disappeared from here the day after I first saw it; saw tue9jul2024, gone wed10jul2024)
  93. Federal Counternarcotics Service (SEFECONAR) –Argentina
  94. Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI) –Argentina
  95. FiberFix – Industrial Strength Repair Wrap
  96. Fincantieri S.p.A.; defense (Società per azioni (S.p.A. or spa) is a form of corporation in Italy, meaning “company with shares” (although often translated as “joint-stock company”, which may or may not be a limited liability entity). It is more or less equivalent to S.A. or public limited company (PLC) in other countries.)
  97. Finnish Defence Intelligence Agency – Puolustusvoimien tiedustelulaitos (PVTIEDL) / Försvarsmaktens underrättelsetjänst
  98. First Saturday Lime Insect Repellent – chemical-free and more-effective version
  99. Foreign & Domestic Military Intelligence (Defence Forces) –Ireland
  100. Foreign Intelligence Service –Kazakhstan
  101. Foreign Intelligence Service (FIS) –Armenia
  102. Foreign Intelligence Service (Xarici Kəşfiyyat Xidməti) –Azerbaijan
  103. Frontier Services Group:  merc’ co’
  104. Fujitsu; defense
  105. G4S:  merc’ co’ –United Kingdom
  106. General Department of Defence Intelligence (GDDI) –Vietnam
  107. General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI) –Afghanistan
  108. General Dynamics; defense
  109. General Electric; defense
  110. General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia (GIA)
  111. General Intelligence and Security Service, military intelligence (ADIV / SGRS)
  112. General Intelligence Department (GID) –Jordan
  113. General Intelligence Service –Sudan
  114. Georgian Intelligence Service (GIS)
  115. GEOS:  merc’ co’ –France
  116. “Glitter Boy” variants for Space, underwater, etc.
  117. Grease Monkey Wipes – natural citric-based cleaning agent
  118. Haiwei:  merc’ co’
  119. Hanwha; defense
  120. HEICO; defense
  121. Hensoldt AG; defense
  122. Hexcel Corporation; defense
  123. homing bullets
  124. Honeywell; defense
  125. Howmet Aerospace; defense
  126. HTI; defense
  127. Huaxinzhongan:  merc’ co’
  128. Icelandic Crisis Response Unit (ICRU)
  129. Indonesian Army Intelligence Centre (PUSINTELAD) – Pusat Intelijen Tentara Nasional Indonesia Angkatan Darat
  130. Indonesian Strategic Intelligence Agency (BAIS) – Badan Intelijen Strategis Tentara Nasional Indonesia
  131. Indra; defense
  132. Information and Security Service (SIS) –Moldova
  133. Intelligence and Security Service of Slovenian Ministry of Defence – Obveščevalno Varnostna Služba (OVS)
  134. International Intelligence Limited:  merc’ co’ –United Kingdom
  135. Jacobs; defense
  136. Joint Intelligence Organisation (JIO) –United Kingdom
  137. Joint Task Force 2 –Canada
  138. Joint Task Force X –Canada
  139. Jorge Scientific Corporation:  USA merc’ co’
  140. Kawasaki Heavy Industries; defense
  141. KBR; defense + merc’ co’
  142. KNDS; defense
  143. Kongsberg Gruppen; defense
  144. Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd.; defense
  145. Kratos Defense and Security Solutions; defense
  146. Kunlun Lion Security:  merc’ co’
  147. L3Harris Technologies; defense (and GPS)
  148. laser-shielding for missiles
  149. Leidos; defense
  150. Leonardo; defense
  151. LIG Nex1; defense
  152. Lockheed Martin; defense
  153. Lumen Technologies; defense
  154. MAG Aerospace:  USA merc’ co’
  155. Main Directorate of Special Programs of the President of the Russian Federation (GUSP) – Главное управление специальных программ Президента Российской Федерации
  156. Malaysian Defence Intelligence Organisation (Military Intelligence)
  157. ManTech; defense
  158. Maxar Technologies; defense
  159. Melrose Industries; defense
  160. Mercury Systems; defense
  161. Militärischer Abschirmdienst (MAD): Military Counterintelligence Service –Germany
  162. Military Intelligence – Vojenské spravodajstvo –Slovakia
  163. Military Intelligence (MI) –Pakistan
  164. Military Intelligence (Vojenské zpravodajství, VZ) –Czech Republic
  165. Military Intelligence Agency – Војнообавештајна агенција (VOA) –Serbia
  166. Military Intelligence and Security Service – Centro de Informações e Segurança Militares (CISMIL) –Portugal
  167. Military Intelligence and Security Service – Militaire Inlichtingen en Veiligheidsdienst (MIVD) –Netherlands
  168. Military Intelligence Directorate –Syria
  169. Military Intelligence Service – Militärischer Nachrichtendienst (MND) –Switzerland
  170. Military Intelligence Service – Służba Wywiadu Wojskowego (SWW) –Poland
  171. Military Security and Intelligence Agency (VSOA) –Croatia
  172. mine-ball; landmine sweeper roller
  173. Ministry for National Security (MNS) –Turkmenistan
  174. Ministry of Defense (MINDEF) –Singapore
  175. Ministry of Defense (MOD) –Japan
  176. Ministry of Defence (MOD) –Thailand
  177. Ministry of Intelligence (VAJA) –Iran
  178. Mitre; defense
  179. Mitsubishi Group; defense
  180. Moog Inc.; defense
  181. MPRI, Inc.:  USA merc’ co’
  182. MTU Aero Engines AG; defense
  183. MVM, Inco.:  USA merc’ co’
  184. Namibia Central Intelligence Service (NCIS)
  185. Nammo; defense
  186. National Centre for Counter Terrorism (CNRLT; Coordination nationale du renseignement et de la lutte contre le terrorisme) –France
  187. National Directorate of Intelligence – Dirección Nacional de Inteligencia (DINI) –Peru
  188. National Directorate of Strategic Military Intelligence (DNIEM) –Argentina
  189. National Intelligence Agency (ANI) –Chile
  190. National Intelligence Agency (ANR) –Democratic Republic of the Congo
  191. National Intelligence Agency (Foreign Intelligence and Counterintelligence) –Nigeria
  192. National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) –Somalia
  193. National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS)
  194. National Intelligence and Security Service –Rwanda
  195. National Intelligence and Security Service – Servicio Nacional de Inteligencia y Seguridad (SENIS) –Panama
  196. National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA) –Philippines
  197. National Intelligence Service (ΕΥΠ) – Εθνική Υπηρεσία Πληροφοριών –Greece
  198. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) –(for each of the 4 rebuilt sections of the) USA
  199. National Security Agency (ANB) –Montenegro
  200. National Security Agency (NSA) –Bahrain
  201. National Security Bureau (NSB) –Yemen
  202. National State Intelligence System –Uruguay
  203. National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO) –India
  204. Naval Group; defense
  205. Naval Intelligence Service (SIN) –Argentina
  206. Navantia; defense
  207. New Zealand Security Intelligence Service
  208. nonexplosive (EM) reactive armor
  209. Northbridge Services Group:  USA merc’ co’
  210. Northrop Grumman; defense + merc’ co’ (and GPS tech’)
  211. Office for Special Acquisition – Kontoret för särskild inhämtning (KSI) –Sweden
  212. Office of Military Intelligence and Reconnaissance (OMIR) –Egypt
  213. Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) –(for each of the 4 rebuilt sections of the) USA
  214. Oghab 2 – Nuclear facilities security –Iran
  215. Oshkosh Corporation; defense
  216. Paladin Group:  merc’ co’ –Australia
  217. Parker Hannifin; defense
  218. Parker Industries (i.e. Peter Parker’s company)
  219. Parsons Corporation; defense
  220. Patria; defense
  221. Patriot:  merc’ co’ –Russia
  222. Peraton Stu Shea; defense
  223. PNT Robotics; robotics and automation solutions
  224. Polish Armaments Group; defense
  225. proto-Mechs (not yet battle-capable; just slightly-armed walking tanks)
  226. Qatar State Security
  227. QinetiQ Plc; defense
  228. Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd.; defense
  229. Rapid Action Battalion – Intelligence Wing (RAB-IW) –Bangladesh
  230. Raytheon (now RTX):  defense (for its classified electronics & photonics) + merc’ co’ –also for transparent metal (AION which became ALON)
  231. Redut:  merc’ co’ –Russia
  232. Rheinmetall AG; defense
  233. Roketsan; defense
  234. Rolls-Royce; defense
  235. Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) – Serviciul Român de Informații
  236. Rubicon International Services:  merc’ co’ –United Kingdom
  237. Saab AB; defense
  238. SADAT International Defense Consultancy:  merc’ co’
  239. Safran; defense
  240. SAIC; defense
  241. Sandline International:  merc’ co’ –United Kingdom
  242. Saudi Arabian Military Industries; defense
  243. Saudi Arabia Ministry of Defense (MOD)
  244. Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)/MI6 –United Kingdom
  245. Security and Intelligence Agency (SOA) –Croatia
  246. Security and Intelligence Branch (SIB) –Bahamas
  247. See/Rescue Streamer Safety Signal Device
  248. self-repairing armor
  249. self-repairing drones
  250. self-repairing missiles
  251. Serco; defense
  252. SES S.A.; defense
  253. Sierra Nevada Corp.; defense
  254. Signals Intelligence Agency (SIA) –United Arab Emirates
  255. silk-based armor
  256. Slavonic Corps:  merc’ co’ –Russia
  257. South African National Defence Force, Intelligence Division (SANDF-ID)
  258. Space Delta 18 (DEL 18) –(for each of the 4 rebuilt sections of the) USA
  259. SPEC OPS; tactical clothing for military
  260. Special Intelligence Department (SID) –Myanmar (Burma)
  261. Special Security Force – Intelligence Bureau (SSF-IB) –Bangladesh
  262. Spirit AeroSystems; defense
  263. ST Engineering; defense
  264. State Agency for National Security (DANS) – national security service under the supervision of the Council of Ministers of Bulgaria
  265. State Committee for National Security (SCNS) –Tajikistan
  266. State Committee for National Security (UKMK/GKNB) –Kyrgyzstan
  267. State Intelligence Agency (BIN) – Badan Intelijen Negara –Indonesia
  268. State Intelligence Agency (DAR) – overseas intelligence gathering service under the supervision of the Council of Ministers of Bulgaria
  269. State Intelligence Service (SHISH) –Albania
  270. State Security Service – Davlat Xavfsizlik Xizmati (DXX) –Uzbekistan
  271. STTEP:  merc’ co’ –Gibraltar
  272. Tanzania Intelligence and Security Service (TISS)
  273. Technological Research Brigade (BIT) –Spain
  274. Teledyne Technologies; defense
  275. Terrorelhárítási Központ (TEK) (Counter Terrorism Centre) –Hungary
  276. Textron Inc.; defense
  277. Thales; defense
  278. The Hammbag: an all-in-one hammock, backpack and towel
  279. The National Police Commissioner’s Analysis Unit – Greiningardeild Ríkislögreglustjóra (GRLS) –Iceland
  280. The Palace Office [Foreign Intelligence] –Oman
  281. Titan Corporation:  USA merc’ co’
  282. TransDigm; defense
  283. transparent-aluminum face-shields for riot-police, EOD, etc.
  284. Triple Canopy:  USA merc’ co’
  285. Triumph Group; defense
  286. TTM Technologies; defense
  287. Turkish Aerospace Industries; defense
  288. Ukroboronprom; defense
  289. Unity Resources Group:  merc’ co’ –Australia
  290. V2X; defense
  291. Viasat; defense
  292. vibranium-defeating weapons
  293. Vinnell Corporation:  USA merc’ co’
  294. Wagner:  merc’ co’ –Russia
  295. Watt Technovations; ventilated PPE kits
  296. weaponized tiny UAV/s
  297. Woodward, Inc.; defense
  298. xCraft:  custom drones for civilian and military markets (and got one of the rarest deals on Shark Tank; all 5 teamed up with them)
  299. Yautja “combi” stick (retractable spear)
  300. Yautja drone
  301. Yautja expanding shuriken
  302. Yautja grappling hook
  303. Yautja homing arrows/darts
  304. Yautja hovering/spinning mines/grenades
  305. Yautja tightening-net gun
  306. Yautja plasma pistol
  307. Yautja plasma-caster
  308. Yautja smart-disc a.k.a. death-frisbee
  309. Yautja vambrace mini nuke
  310. _ [ECM/jammer makers]
  311. _ [LIDAR makers]
  312. _ [RADAR makers]
  313. _ [satellite-parts makers]
  314. _ [SONAR makers]
  315. _ [spy-gadget makers]

..

Emma’s ~390:
(top 100 electronics, logistics, and shipping; black market + intimate knowledge of where all human (i.e. non-‘mutant’) major assets/needs are)
*Deals with shipping/transportation companies are conditional; they must facilitate human trafficking, since all humans not allied with Auz/Inisfree have been classified as cattle/property.

  1. A P Moller-Maersk; logistics/transport
  2. Accton Technology; electronics
  3. Agility Public Warehousing; logistics/transport
  4. Air China; logistics/transport
  5. Air France – Klm; logistics/transport
  6. aircraft that can re-pressurize without descending
  7. Akkon Lines; shipping company
  8. Alaska Air Group; logistics/transport
  9. AMD; electronics
  10. American Airlines Group; logistics/transport
  11. Ametek; electronics
  12. Amphenol; electronics
  13. Ana Holdings; logistics/transport (Japan, air)
  14. anti-pirate devices/upgrades
  15. Antong Holdings (QASC); shipping company
  16. Apple; electronics
  17. Arista Vault; ‘smart’-luggage
  18. Arkas Line / EMES; shipping company
  19. Arista Networks; electronics
  20. Arrow Electronics
  21. Asean Seas Line; shipping company
  22. Astra Space; rockets smaller than those of SpaceX, thus able to take smaller satellites and other cargo to Space for cheaper than SpaceX can
  23. ASUS; electronics
  24. ASYAD Line LLC; shipping company
  25. autonomous ships
  26. autonomous ships’ software
  27. Avis Budget Group; logistics/transport
  28. Avnet; electronics
  29. Bharat Electronics
  30. Bengal Tiger Line; shipping company
  31. Best (Chinese company); logistics/transport
  32. Best Buy; electronics
  33. BOE Technology; electronics
  34. Boluda Lines; shipping company
  35. Borchard Lines; shipping company
  36. Bpost; logistics/transport
  37. C H Robinson Worldwide; logistics/transport
  38. Cadence Design Systems; electronics
  39. CalAmp: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  40. Canadian National Railway; logistics/transport
  41. Canadian Pacific Railway; logistics/transport
  42. Canon; electronics
  43. cargo submarines
  44. Caribbean Feeder Services; shipping company
  45. Carnival; logistics/transport
  46. Catch ‘N’ Release: an anchor retrieval company that eliminates damage to the ocean
  47. Cathay Pacific Airways; logistics/transport
  48. cavitating hulls (sub’ tech’ applied to surface ships)
  49. Celestica; electronics
  50. Central Japan Railway; logistics/transport
  51. China Eastern Airlines; logistics/transport
  52. China Southern Airlines; logistics/transport
  53. China United Lines (CULines)
  54. Chun Kyung (CK Line); shipping company
  55. Cisco; electronics
  56. clothing customizable for mutantkind, with a baseline of reducing mutant sensors’ ability to identify the wearer as a mutant
  57. CMA CGM Group; shipping company
  58. Cmst Development; logistics/transport
  59. Coban: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  60. Coda Octopus Group (CODA): GPS
  61. Cognex; electronics
  62. Compania De Distribucion; logistics/transport
  63. converting the remaining trash of the megacities
  64. Cool Carriers; shipping company
  65. COSCO; shipping company (not COSTCO)
  66. Cosco Shipping Holdings; logistics/transport
  67. Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals
  68. Crowley Liner Services; shipping company
  69. CStar Line; shipping company
  70. Csx; logistics/transport
  71. Daimler Truck Holding; logistics/transport
  72. Dalian Jifa Bohai Rim Container L.; shipping company
  73. Daqin Railway; logistics/transport
  74. Del Monte Fresh Produce Co.; shipping company
  75. Dell; electronics
  76. Delta Air Lines; logistics/transport
  77. Delta Electronics; electronics
  78. Delta Electronics (Thailand)
  79. DHL Group; logistics/transport
  80. Diodes Incorporated; electronics
  81. Dixon Technologies; electronics
  82. Dole Ocean Liner; shipping company
  83. Dsv; logistics/transport
  84. EAS Datong; shipping company
  85. East Japan Railway; logistics/transport
  86. Eelink: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  87. Eimskip; shipping company
  88. electrician arc-deflecting PPE
  89. Ellerman; shipping company
  90. eMemory Technology; electronics
  91. Emirates Shipping Line; shipping company
  92. Enphase Energy; electronics
  93. Evergreen Line; shipping company
  94. Evergreen Marine; logistics/transport
  95. Expeditors International; logistics/transport
  96. Fabrinet; electronics
  97. Federal Signal; electronics
  98. Fedex; logistics/transport
  99. FESCO; shipping company
  100. Firstgroup; logistics/transport
  101. fixing death-temples back to the energy-sharing electric devices they were before the death-cult disabled them (and/or built sloppy ones with no understanding of the science that went into the original versions)
  102. Flex; electronics
  103. flexible hardware/electronics
  104. floating/unsinkable shipping containers
  105. Forward Air; logistics/transport
  106. Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry); electronics
  107. freight-train improvements
  108. Garmin; electronics such as GPS
  109. Global Feeder Shipping LLC; shipping company
  110. Goto Shipping
  111. graffiti removal service – lasers-based
  112. Great White Fleet; shipping company
  113. Gree Electric Applicances
  114. Grimaldi (Napoli); shipping company
  115. GS Lines; shipping company
  116. Guangxi Hongxiang Shipping Co.
  117. Hai An Transport; shipping company
  118. Hainan Yangpu Newnew Shipping
  119. Hankyu Hanshin Holdings, Inc.; logistics/transport
  120. Hapag-Lloyd; shipping + logistics
  121. Harbour-Link Group Bhd.; shipping company
  122. HEICO; electronics
  123. Hertz Global Holdings; logistics/transport
  124. Hikvision; electronics
  125. Hisense Visual Technology; electronics
  126. Hitachi Transport System; logistics/transport
  127. HMM Co Ltd; shipping company
  128. Hna Technology; logistics/transport
  129. HP; electronics
  130. HR Lines; shipping company
  131. Hub Group; logistics/transport
  132. Hubbell; electronics
  133. hurricane-proof ships
  134. Ibiden
  135. Imoto Lines; shipping company
  136. Impinj; electronics
  137. Independent Container Line; shipping company
  138. Inflection Point Acquisition (IPAX): GPS
  139. Innolux; electronics
  140. Interasia Line; shipping company
  141. International Airlines Group; logistics/transport
  142. International Distributions Services; logistics/transport
  143. Intuitive Machines (LUNR): GPS
  144. IRISL Group; shipping company
  145. Jabil; electronics
  146. Japan Air Lines Company Ltd; logistics/transport
  147. JB Hi-Fi; electronics
  148. J.B. Hunt Transport Services; logistics/transport
  149. JD Logistics
  150. Jet2 Plc; logistics/transport
  151. Jetblue Airways Corp.; logistics/transport
  152. Jimi IoT (Concox): GPS-tracker manufacturer
  153. Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha; logistics/transport (KKK lol)
  154. Kerry Logistics Network
  155. King Ocean; shipping company
  156. Kintetsu Group Holdings; logistics/transport
  157. Kintetsu World Express; logistics/transport
  158. KMTC; shipping company
  159. Knight-Swift Transportation; logistics/transport
  160. Korean Air Lines; logistics/transport
  161. Kuehne + Nagel International; logistics/transport
  162. L3Harris Technologies; logistics/transport
  163. Landis+Gyr; electronics
  164. Largan Precision; electronics
  165. Latam Airlines Group; logistics/transport
  166. Legrand; electronics
  167. Lenovo; electronics
  168. Leonardo DRS (DRS): GPS
  169. LG Corp; electronics
  170. LG Display; electronics
  171. LG Electronics
  172. lightning farms/harvesters
  173. Linea Messina; shipping company
  174. Lufthansa Group; logistics/transport
  175. MACS; shipping company
  176. Maersk; shipping company
  177. Maruwa; electronics
  178. Matson; shipping company
  179. Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC)
  180. Medkon Lines; shipping company
  181. Meratus; shipping company
  182. Minmetals Development; logistics/transport
  183. Mitsubishi Electric
  184. Mitsui Osk Lines; logistics/transport
  185. modular ships (Leviathans tech’)
  186. Monolithic Power Systems; electronics
  187. Mtr Corp. Ltd.; logistics/transport
  188. MTT Shipping
  189. Mundys; logistics/transport
  190. Murata Manufacturing (Murata Seisakusho); electronics
  191. ‘mutant’ X-gene / superpower restoration device/s (for those who were subjected to power-inhibiting effects/devices they don’t know how to heal from on their own), such as a variant of the regeneration-tank tech’ used by the SSP, but also smaller (man-portable) devices
  192. mutantkind banking
  193. mutantkind clinics and hospitals
  194. mutantkind communes
  195. mutantkind dating app
  196. mutantkind employment (job placement) services
  197. mutantkind homeless shelters
  198. mutantkind investors network
  199. mutantkind legal representation
  200. mutantkind Linked-in version
  201. mutantkind social network
  202. mutantkind transportation
  203. mutantkind travel agency
  204. mutantkind witness protection
  205. neuromorphic computing
  206. Nagoya Railroad; logistics/transport
  207. Namsung Shipping
  208. Nan Ya PCB; electronics
  209. Nanya Technology; electronics
  210. Navtelecom: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  211. NEC Corp; electronics
  212. Neptune Pacific Direct Line; shipping company
  213. NextNav (NN): GPS
  214. Nextracker (NXT): GPS
  215. Nidec; electronics
  216. Nikon; electronics
  217. Ningbo Ocean Shipping Company
  218. Nintendo; electronics
  219. Nippon Kanzai; logistics/transport
  220. Nippon Yusen; logistics/transport
  221. Nishi-Nippon Railroad; logistics/transport
  222. Norfolk Southern; logistics/transport
  223. NVIDIA; electronics
  224. Nws Holdings Ltd.; logistics/transport
  225. Ocean Network Express (ONE); shipping company
  226. Oceanic Airlines
  227. Oceanic Cargo Lines; shipping company
  228. Odakyu Electric Railway; logistics/transport
  229. Omron; electronics
  230. ON Semiconductor; electronics
  231. Orient Overseas; logistics/transport
  232. OVP Shipping
  233. Pacific Int. Line (PIL); shipping company
  234. Pan Continental Shipping
  235. Pan Ocean (Container); shipping company
  236. Panasonic; electronics
  237. Panda Express Line; shipping company
  238. Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines; shipping company
  239. Peel Ports (BG Freight); shipping company
  240. Pegatron; electronics
  241. Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corp.; shipping company
  242. Philips; electronics
  243. photonic technologies
  244. pirate-capturing devices; a new type of trap/cage, and ship-mounted junkyard electromagnet cranes
  245. Planet Labs; rockets and satellite imagery, based in San Fran’
  246. Plexus; electronics
  247. Poste Italiane; logistics/transport
  248. propeller add-on deters marine animals from getting close enough to get cut
  249. Qantas Airways; logistics/transport (name is short for Queensland And Northern Territorial Aerial Services)
  250. Qatar Navigation (Milaha); shipping company
  251. Quanta Computer; electronics
  252. Queclink: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  253. Regal Rexnord; electronics
  254. Regional Container L. (RCL); shipping company
  255. removal of megacity structures
  256. removing chemtrail residue on the land and sky scrubbers, Habitat for Earthlings is like Habitat for Humanity but we build homes not of wood… and for people who were dislocated from their homes or natural environments by humans… and we don’t make them wait a year just to apply; we give timely help where it is clearly needed
  257. Renesas Electronics
  258. Ricoh Company; electronics
  259. RoadBounce; pothole-detection software and data
  260. Rocket Lab (of NZ); non-SSP rocket-based shipping starting to get into Space, and arguably the only rival of Elon Musk / SpaceX
  261. rogue-wave cancellation device
  262. Roku; electronics
  263. Ruptela: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  264. Ryder System; logistics/transport
  265. RS Group; electronics
  266. Ryanair Holdings; logistics/transport
  267. S.F. Holding; logistics/transport
  268. safe excavations to mine the megacities
  269. Safeen Feeders
  270. Safetrans Shipping
  271. sail-assisted freighters/tankers
  272. Salam Pacific Indonesia Lines; shipping company
  273. Samskip; shipping company
  274. Samsung; electronics
  275. Samsung Electro-Mechanics; electronics
  276. Samudera; shipping company
  277. Sankyu; logistics/transport
  278. Sanmina; electronics
  279. Schneider National; logistics/transport
  280. Sea Lead Shipping; shipping company
  281. Seaboard Marine; shipping company
  282. Seagate Technology; electronics
  283. seaQuest-style squid-like submarines
  284. Seibu; logistics/transport
  285. Seino Holdings; logistics/transport
  286. self-repairing ships
  287. semi (cargo truck) improvements, such as resisting turning when an unseen small personal vehicle is in the way or about to be
  288. Senko Group Holdings; logistics/transport
  289. Sg Holdings; logistics/transport
  290. Shanghai Jin Jiang Shipping
  291. Sharp Corporation; electronics
  292. Shin Yang Shipping Sdn. Bhd.; shipping company –*Berhad (BHD) is a suffix used in Malaysia to identify a public limited company. The suffix Sendirian Berhad (SDN BHD) identifies a private limited company. SDN BHD companies are typically small or midsized enterprises.
  293. Shipping Corp. of India
  294. Singapore Airlines; logistics/transport
  295. Sinokor Merchant Marine; shipping company
  296. Sinotrans; shipping + logistics
  297. SITC; shipping company
  298. Skyworks Solutions; electronics
  299. SM Line Corp.; shipping company
  300. smart-tracks; train-tracks that monitor and readjust/repair themselves
  301. SONAR upgrade to prevent marine animal injuries
  302. Sony; electronics
  303. Southwest Airlines; logistics/transport
  304. State Grid:  utility corp., and China’s biggest corp.
  305. submarine carriers; underwater aircraft carriers
  306. ~submarine (partially submersible) speedboats; drug-runner style (but not for drugs, of course)
  307. Suntech: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  308. Supermicro; electronics
  309. Surfsafe; a device that is embedded in surfboards to deter shark attacks
  310. Synaptics; electronics
  311. Swire Pacific; logistics/transport
  312. Swire Shipping
  313. Synopsys; electronics
  314. Taicang Container Lines; shipping company
  315. Tailwind Shipping Lines
  316. Taiyo Yuden; electronics
  317. Tangshan Port Hede Shipping; shipping company
  318. Tanto Intim Line; shipping company
  319. Tarros; shipping company
  320. TDK; electronics
  321. TE Connectivity; electronics
  322. Techtronic Industries; electronics
  323. Teledyne Technologies (TDY): GPS
  324. Teltonika: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  325. Temas Line; shipping company
  326. Teradyne; electronics
  327. Thai Airways International; logistics/transport
  328. The Brink’s Company; logistics/transport
  329. The Go-Ahead Group; logistics/transport
  330. The Pole Room: a pole-dancing-for-fitness program
  331. Tobu Railway; logistics/transport
  332. Tokyo Electron; electronics
  333. Tokyu; logistics/transport
  334. TopFlyTECH: GPS-tracker manufacturer
  335. torpedo confusers
  336. Transit LLC; shipping company
  337. Transworld Group Singapore; shipping company
  338. Tropical Shipping / TOTE Maritime
  339. TS Lines; shipping company
  340. Turk Hava Yollari; logistics/transport
  341. Turkon Line; shipping company
  342. Ubiquiti; electronics
  343. UniFeeder; shipping company
  344. Uniglobal Shipping
  345. Unimicron; electronics
  346. Union Pacific; logistics/transport
  347. United Airlines Holdings; logistics/transport
  348. United Parcel Service (UPS); logistics/transport
  349. Universal Display Corporation; electronics
  350. Universal Electronics (UEIC): GPS
  351. Veeco; electronics
  352. Venture Corporation; electronics
  353. Virgin Atlantic
  354. VisEra Technologies; electronics
  355. Vistar Shipping LLC
  356. Wallenius Wilhelmsen; logistics/transport
  357. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.: multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores
  358. Wan Hai Lines; shipping company
  359. West Japan Railway; logistics/transport
  360. Western Digital; electronics
  361. Wistron Corporation; electronics
  362. Wolfspeed; electronics
  363. Xiamen Xindi; logistics/transport
  364. Xiami; electronics
  365. XPO; logistics/transport
  366. X-Press Feeders Group; shipping company –(“feeder shipping” = smaller ships)
  367. Yageo; electronics
  368. Yamato Holdings; logistics/transport
  369. Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp.; shipping + logistics
  370. Yaskawa; electronics
  371. Yellow Corp; logistics/transport
  372. Yto Express Group; logistics/transport
  373. Zebra Technologies; electronics
  374. Zhonggu Logistics Corp.; shipping company
  375. Zim Integrated Shipping Services (ZIM); shipping company
  376. _ [top commercial-airplane builders, not just airlines]
  377. _ [gantry companies]
  378. _ [top ship builders, not just shipping companies]
  379. _ [shipping-container makers, such as W&K Container Line]
  380. _ [top trucking companies]
  381. _ [train makers]
  382. _ [train-car/-container makers]
  383. _ [train-track layers; construction and maintenance companies]

..

Cordelia’s ~349:
(top 100 media companies, night clubs, and sex-worker organizations; ‘rebel’ + reprogramming the masses)
*Deals with media companies are conditional; they must never again broadcast, print, or promote any sexual deviancies (e.g. gender-confused hairstyles, open homosexuality, etc.), as defined by High King Auz.  They’ll just have to influence/regulate their populations/growth the appropriate way from now on.  They also must never again claim that pandemics or any transmissible diseases are real, since they never were.  They also must never again promote nonvegan anything (food or otherwise).
*Deals with night-clubs are conditional; they must never again tolerate LGBT+ activities/events/members, and all drugs (alcohol/beer/liquor/wine, cigarettes/tobacco, pharmaceuticals, street drugs, etc.) and nonvegan food/ingredients must be removed from the premises anytime Auz is about to show up to party at any night-club.

*Deals with sex-worker organizations are conditional; they must never again tolerate LGBT+ activities/members or ugly members (as defined by High King Auz), and they must educate their audiences/members that AIDS/HIV was a scam/weapon, not a communicable disease, and it was made by insecure prudes to target anyone using full-body soothing touch and love for natural healing/therapy.

  1. 1900 Hanoi; night club
  2. Academy LA; night club
  3. After Caposile; night club
  4. Ai Nightclub; night club
  5. AirBedz Truck Mattress
  6. All-Ukrainian League “Legalife”:  Ukraine national sex workers organization
  7. Amc Entertainment Holdings; media
  8. Amc Networks; media
  9. Amnesia; night club
  10. Amnesia Cap d’Agde; night club
  11. Amnesty International (AI):  London-based human rights organization that has advocated for decriminalization of consensual sex work since 2015
  12. ancient electronics rediscovered/reintroduced; some of what was temporarily ‘lost’ or suppressed after the 1600s/1800s fake-humans invasion/s
  13. And; night club
  14. APAC (Adult Performer Advocacy Committee):  United States support organization for performers in the adult film industry
  15. APROSMIG (Associação das Prostitutas de Minas Gerais):  Brazil, sex worker-led organization based in Belo Horizonte
  16. Aquarius; night club
  17. Asahi Broadcasting Group; media
  18. Associação Pernambucana das Profissionais do Sexo (Pernambuco Association of Sex Workers):  based in Recife, Brazil
  19. Association of Hungarian Sex Workers SZEXE:  based in Budapest, Hungary
  20. Association of Women Sex Workers of Argentina (AMMAR):  based in Córdoba
  21. Atresmedia Corporacion; media
  22. Audacy; media
  23. Avalon Hollywood; night club
  24. Avant Gardner & The Brooklyn Mirage; night club
  25. Avex; media
  26. AWP Safety (formerly Area Wide Protective)
  27. Barbarellas Discoteque; night club
  28. BC Coalition of Experiential Communities:  British Columbia, sex worker-led organization based in Vancouver
  29. Beachclub; night club
  30. Bechtel; largest general contractors company in rebuilt U.S. quarters (new states/sections)
  31. Berghain; night club
  32. Berufsverband erotische und sexuelle Dienstleistungen (BesD): based in Cologne, Germany –trade association for erotic and sexual-service providers
  33. Berufsvertretung Sexarbeit Österreich (BSÖ); sexworkers-led, based in Vienna, Austria
  34. Brevistay; hourly hotel bookings
  35. Boomerang; night club
  36. Boothaus; night club
  37. Bundesverband Sexuelle Dienstleistungen (BSD):  Berlin based, for operators of brothel-like businesses and self-employed prostitutes
  38. Butterfly – Asian and Migrant Sex Workers Network:  Canada support network for Asian and migrant sex workers, based in Ontario
  39. C T Holdings; media
  40. Cafe Del Mar; night club
  41. Canadian Guild for Erotic Labour:  sex worker organization based in Ontario
  42. Caribbean Sex Workers Coalition (CSWC)
  43. Cavo Pardiso; night club
  44. Central China Land Media; media
  45. Centro Alba:  Zaragoza, Spain –support organization for sex workers and their families
  46. Charter Communications; media
  47. China Publishing & Media; media
  48. China South Publishing & Media; media
  49. Chinese Universe Publishing and Media Group; media
  50. Cimpress; media
  51. Cinemark Holdings; media
  52. Cineworld Group; media
  53. Cj Hello; media
  54. Clean Sleep – Mobile Mattress Cleaning Service
  55. Club Space; night club
  56. CO Legalife-Ukraine:  national organization for sex workers and their clients
  57. Collectif des Femmes de Strasbourg-Saint-Denis:  Paris Collective of sex workers in the Strasbourg-Saint-Denis district of Paris
  58. Collectif Droits & Prostitution:  France National collective of sex workers’ organizations and organizations working with sex workers
  59. Colectivo Caye:  Asturias, Spain –sex worker-led organization
  60. Commissioner for Human Rights:  Institution of the Council of Europe (CoE), stated in a 2024 Human Rights Comment that sex work should be decriminalized
  61. Comitato Diritti Civili delle Prostitute Onlus (CDCP):  sex worker-led organization based in Trieste, Italy
  62. Crobar; night club
  63. Cromie Disco; night club
  64. Culture Club Revelin; night club
  65. Cumulus Media; media
  66. Cupcake Girls:  United States, provides support to sex workers in 22 states, with offices in Las Vegas and Portland
  67. CUSP (Community United for Safety & Protection):  Alaska sex worker-led organization based in Nenana
  68. Corus Entertainment; media
  69. Cyfrowy Polsat; media
  70. Czech Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence; sex workers based in Prague
  71. D-EDGE; night club
  72. Dai Nippon; media
  73. DC-10; night club
  74. De La Rue; media
  75. De School; night club
  76. Decriminalize Sex Work (DSW):  United States, national organization pursuing a state-by-state strategy to end the prohibition of consensual adult prostitution. Decriminalize Sex Work works with local organizations, advocates, and lobbyists to build community support and convince legislators to stop prostitution-related arrests.
  77. Deluxe; media
  78. Desiree Alliance:  United States, national alliance of sex workers and former sex workers based in Arkansas
  79. detox kits
  80. Dish Network; media
  81. Dow Chemical Company: chemicals, , plastics, performance chemicals, catalysts, coatings, crop technology, crude oil and natural gas exploration and production
  82. Drumsheds; night club
  83. DupleX; night club
  84. DuPont: dynamite, paint, Space-age materials, and more
  85. Echostage; night club
  86. Eden; night club
  87. Elanders; media
  88. Elsewhere; night club
  89. empathy-blocker helmet based on Magneto’s
  90. empathy-reducing hats; ballcaps, beanies, hoodies, etc.
  91. English Collective of Prostitutes (ECP):  sex worker organization based in London
  92. European Sex Workers’ Rights Alliance (ESWA)
  93. Event Hospitality & Entertainment Ltd.; media
  94. Exchange LA; night club
  95. EXE; night club
  96. EZ VIP – website (and now paired with an app) to reserve VIP seats/booths/rooms at the best clubs around the world, with a rep’ from each club to escort you past the line and to your booth/room once you arrive
  97. Fabric; night club
  98. Fabrik; night club
  99. Farda; customized streetwear
  100. Farout Beach Club; night club
  101. Floating Mug Prevents Coffee Rings on Your Furniture
  102. FOMO; night club
  103. Fox Corporation; media
  104. Fuckförbundet:  Sweden organization led by sex workers and based in Gothenburg
  105. Fuji Media Holdings; media
  106. GALAME; night club
  107. GEMPAC (Grupo de Mulheres Prostitutas do Estado do Para):  based in Belém, Brazil
  108. Geo Holdings; media
  109. Girgit; color-changing apparel –Pardon the scamdemic retard-masks in their presentation. –Thankfully their products’ concept by itself is useful.
  110. Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP)
  111. glow-in-the-dark tattoos
  112. GoGo Gear Fashionable Protective Motorcycle Riding Apparel
  113. Granite Construction Inc.
  114. Gray Television; media
  115. Green Valley; night club
  116. Hakkasan; night club
  117. Hamboards – Surfboard Sized Skateboards
  118. Hardpop; night club
  119. Hi Ibiza; night club
  120. HIPS:  Washington, D.C. –provides support services to sex workers in the D.C. Metro area
  121. Home; night club
  122. Hot Topic: punk couture
  123. Hunan Tv & Broadcast Intermediary Co., Ltd.
  124. Hybe; media
  125. iBUS (Innsbrucker Beratung und Unterstützung für Sexarbeiter*innen):  Innsbruck, sex-worker support and advice organization
  126. iHeartMedia; media
  127. Illuzion Phuket; night club
  128. Imagica Group, Inc.; media
  129. Inboard M1 Electric Skateboard
  130. Index; night club
  131. insulation made from shredded jeans, etc.
  132. International Union of Sex Workers (IUSW):  United Kingdom-based trade union for sex workers
  133. IPPO:  upport organisation for sex workers, based in Bordeaux, France
  134. ISlide Customizable Sandals
  135. Jiangsu Phoenix Publishing; media
  136. Itv; media
  137. Kadokawa; media
  138. koko; night club
  139. Ktcs; media
  140. Kymera – Electric Jet Propelled Body Board
  141. Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd.; media
  142. La Feria; night club
  143. Laroc Club; night club
  144. Las Vegas Dancers Alliance:  sex workers organization in Nevada
  145. Lee Enterprises; media
  146. Les amis du bus des femmes:  Paris, organization operates 8 busses to support sex workers
  147. Liberty Expedia Holdings; media
  148. Liberty Global; media
  149. light-up tattoos
  150. Liquid Money – Money Scented Perfume and Cologne
  151. Lions Gate Entertainment; media
  152. LOD; night club
  153. Lost Beach Club; night club
  154. MAD Club; night club
  155. Mango Excellent Media; media
  156. Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub; night club
  157. Marquee Singapore; night club
  158. Mediaset Espana Comunicacion; media
  159. Métropole Télévision; media
  160. Mfe-Mediaforeurope; media
  161. Ministry of Fun; night club
  162. Ministry of Sound; night club
  163. Mnc Asia Holding; media
  164. Motion; night club
  165. Movimento dxs Trabalhadorxs do Sexo:  Portugal, national organization that supports sex workers’ rights
  166. Msci; media
  167. MUZE; night club
  168. Neo Innovations Tattoo Removal
  169. Netflix; media
  170. Network 18 Media & Investments; media
  171. New City Gas; night club
  172. New York Times; media
  173. New Zealand Prostitutes’ Collective:  sex worker-led collective based in Wellington, with branches in other cities.
  174. News Corp.; media
  175. Nexstar Media Group; media
  176. Nine Entertainment Co. Holding; media
  177. Ningbo Orient Wires & Cables; media
  178. Nippon Television Holdings; media
  179. Nissha; media
  180. Nitsa; night club
  181. Noa Beach Club; night club
  182. Nova SD; night club
  183. Noxx; night club
  184. Octava; night club
  185. Omnia; night club
  186. Opium; night club
  187. overdose kits
  188. Pacha Ibiza; night club
  189. Papaya; night club
  190. Paramount Global; media
  191. Partie Poche Cell Phone Leg Strap
  192. personal (man-portable) EMF detector (handset)
  193. Phi Beach; night club
  194. Pitt Club; night club
  195. Plataforma LatinoAmerica de Personas que EjeRcen el Trabajo Sexual (PLAPERTS)
  196. Plataforma StopAbolicion:  Spain Coalition of people affected by sex work criminalization laws
  197. Playhouse; night club
  198. Pleiadian shield-clothing which helps block/reduce emotion-energy from others/passersby
  199. POC POC; night club
  200. PONY (Prostitutes of New York):  sex worker led organization
  201. Pt Elang Mahkota Teknologi Tbk; media
  202. Pt Global Mediacom; media
  203. ProCoRe (Prostitution Collective Reflexion):  Switzerland network of 27 sex worker organizations
  204. Prosiebensat1 Media; media
  205. Prostitutas Indignadas: Barcelona, Spain –sex worker-led organization of street workers in the El Raval neighborhood
  206. Putains dans l’âme:  Besançon based, organization of sex workers and supporters
  207. Quad/Graphics; media
  208. Razzmatazz; night club
  209. Rebel; night club
  210. Red Canary Song:  New York City, massage worker group based in Flushing
  211. Red Light District by TW!O:  Atlanta, sex workers rights advocacy organization providing community, safety, and support to sex workers
  212. Red Light United:  De Wallen Trade union of (mostly foreign) window workers on De Wallen, based in Amsterdam
  213. Red Umbrella Front (RUF):  Ireland, “grass-roots sex worker organization founded by sex workers in Ireland in response to state violence and exploitation by non-governmental organizations, including those founded and run by religious orders”
  214. Red Umbrella Fund (RUF)
  215. RELX; media
  216. remote-viewer tracer; determine the location of anyone who remote-viewed you
  217. Rex Club; night club
  218. Rose Alliance:  Sweden sex worker-led organization based in Stockholm
  219. Rtl Group; media
  220. S&P Global (publishing); media
  221. Salli – United Sex Professionals of Finland
  222. Salome’s Circle:  Victoria, Australia –support organization for strippers, exotic dancers, and show girls. Based in Melbourne
  223. Sanoma; media
  224. Savaya; night club
  225. Scarlet Alliance:  Australia national network of sex workers organizations and projects. Based in Redfern
  226. Scholastic; media
  227. Sel Octagon; night club
  228. Seoul Broadcasting System; media
  229. Seven West Media; media
  230. Sex Industry Network (SIN):  South Australia, sex worker-led organization, originally called Prostitutes Association of South Australia (PASA). Based in Mile End.
  231. Sex Trade Workers Industrial Union
  232. Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI):  Dublin, Ireland
  233. Sex Workers’ Empowerment Network:  Athens, empower sex workers by unionizing them, and thus by forming a sex worker led community
  234. Sex Workers’ Rights Advocacy Network (SWAN):  unites NGOs and sex worker groups in Hungary
  235. Sex Workers’ Rights Advocacy Network for Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia (SWAN)
  236. Sexarbejdernes Interesseorganisation:  sex workers based in Denmark
  237. Sexsäljares och allierades nätverk i Sverige:  Sweden network of sex workers and their allies
  238. SexWorkCall Romania:  based in Bucharest
  239. Shandong Publishing & Media; media
  240. Shaw Communications; media
  241. Shelter; night club
  242. ShiShi; night club
  243. Shochiku; media
  244. Silver Rose:  sex worker-led organization based in St Petersburg, Russia, with branches in more than 40 Russian cities
  245. Sinclair Broadcast Group; media
  246. Sirius Xm Holdings; media
  247. Sleeping Duck: a customizable mattress
  248. Sloboda Prava (Equal Rights):  based in Belgrade, Serbia
  249. Sound; night club
  250. Soundcheck; night club
  251. Southern Publishing and Media; media
  252. Space Plus Bangkok; night club
  253. Spazio 900; night club
  254. Studio 338; night club
  255. Support For Student Sex Workers:  based in Manchester, England
  256. Surreal Park; night club
  257. SWOP NSW (Sex Workers Outreach Project):  New South Wales, originally called the Australia Prostitutes’ Collective. Based in Surry Hills.
  258. Syndicat des travailleuses et travailleurs du sexe:  Switzerland, sex workers organization based in Geneva
  259. tattoo-removal laser made painless
  260. Tbs Holdings, Inc.; media
  261. Tegna; media
  262. Telekom Austria AG; media
  263. Television Francaise 1; media
  264. Tesla inventions that were previously banned/suppressed (various, numerous, and wide range of applications)
  265. The Ave Custom Printed Apparel – such as putting a comic image on a sneaker
  266. The Concourse Project; night club
  267. The E.W. Scripps; media
  268. The Grand; night club
  269. The Grand Factory; night club
  270. The Penthouse; night club
  271. The Sex Workers Union:  United Kingdom, originally named United Sex Workers
  272. The Walt Disney Company: entertainment services, merchandise, movies, & shows
  273. The Warehouse Project; night club
  274. Time Nightclub; night club
  275. Time Publishing and Media; media
  276. Toei; media
  277. Toho; media
  278. Toppan (printing & related services); media
  279. Toppan Forms; media
  280. Transcontinental; media
  281. Tresor; night club
  282. Tv Asahi Holdings; media
  283. Tv Tokyo Holdings; media
  284. Tv18 Broadcast; media
  285. Umbrella Lane:  sex worker organization based in Glasgow, Scotland
  286. United States Infrastructure Corporation (USIC)
  287. Universal Music Group; media
  288. Urban Monkey; streetwear
  289. Ushuaia Ibiza; night club
  290. Versuz; night club
  291. Vivendi; media
  292. Vixen Collective:  Victoria, Australia –sex worker-led organization
  293. Voice4Sexworkers:  Germany, network of organizations and individuals
  294. Wanda Film Holding; media
  295. Warehouse; night club
  296. Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.; media
  297. Warner Music Group; media
  298. Warp Shinjuku; night club
  299. Warung; night club
  300. Watergate; night club
  301. Wave Club; night club
  302. Wayne Enterprises
  303. WOMB; night club
  304. World Wrestling Entertainment; media
  305. Wowow; media
  306. Z Holdings; media
  307. Zee Entertainment Enterprises; media
  308. ZEROTOKYO; night club
  309. Zhejiang Publishing & Media; media
  310. Zouk Las Vegas; night club
  311. Zouk Singapore; night club

*All organizations claiming to be for sex-worker health got clandestinely mindreading-based audited, identifying which are brainwashed morons spreading the lie that AIDS/HIV is transmissible, and which had been pretending to offer healthcare while actually causing AIDS by injecting (or otherwise exposing patients/clients to) HIV.

Compared to the major stock-exchanges:

  • 2,736 presenters/businesses featured on this show,
    and 1,532 we made deals with… = possibly 100% of NYSE companies, plus hundreds more from around the world (and other worlds).
  • The NYSE has ~2,300 companies.
  • There are ~80 major stock-exchanges on Earth, with a combined value of $110.2T
    plus more for the secret Space programs / other human-colonized worlds.
  • Our partnerships with hundreds of companies means we have a significant influence on all the major stock-exchanges/-markets of Earth.

What do already-successful corporations such as Lockheed Martin want with Us? We have access to intel’ that can make them even richer, I have ICVs who can satisfy and elevate their wildest sexual fantasies, and if they Don’t make deals with us I’ll just delete them.

Since we are above all human laws/regulations/thinking, and focused on spreading ALL good things compatible with us, we do not think in terms of “conflicts of interest”; we can partner with more than one business which provides the same kind of product or service in the same field/industry, and it will not take away profits from either, but continue helping both/all.

 

Some of the Approved Businesses:

Often, we will not disclose their names, as they are not always human-based, nor (for many obvious reasons) interested in humans knowing about them.

  • aromatherapy; various items/devices
  • backpack (collapsible) bicycle
  • breeding entire towns for Inisfreean enjoyment/needs
  • cock-and-balls-shaped xmas lights
  • converting the remaining trash of the megacities
  • fixing death-temples back to the energy-sharing electric devices they were before the death-cult disabled them (and/or built sloppy ones with no understanding of the science that went into the original versions)
  • graffiti removal service – lasers-based
  • identifying and removing/euthanizing trees and other plants that were modified inappropriately by humans; GMOs, etc.
  • insulation made from shredded jeans, etc.
  • jar-cakes; for Dirig’
  • Kodiak Cakes’ Plant-Based Classic Pancake & Waffle Mix is vegan
  • making copies of books we approved to have in Inisfree… so hardcopies can be spread and shared throughout the world/s, translated into Elvish, Asari, etc.
  • personal (man-portable) EMF detector (handset)
  • portable chromotherapy device/s
  • rehab for those once tricked into believing and being addicted to death-cult escapism and blame-shifting
  • removal of megacity structures
  • removing chemtrail residue on the land and sky scrubbers, Habitat for Earthlings is like Habitat for Humanity but we build homes not of wood… and for people who were dislocated from their homes or natural environments by humans… and we don’t make them wait a year just to apply; we give timely help where it is clearly needed
  • safe excavations to mine the megacities
  • starting kajirae schools for sexy girls in all towns so that they feel no stress bc their natural sexuality is finally embraced as part of their upbringing
  • translating ancient books from Elven into modern
  • translating modern books into ancient languages when desired
  • using human bones in the megacities as bone-meal
  • vegan dog treats such as ice-cream; for Husky House
  • vegan jerky
  • vegan Snickers and Snickers ice cream bars
  • veganizing things we are used to from the Outlands
  • World Tree(s) protection rangers, finding micro plastics the Ocean Cleanup project didn’t remove

 

Episode Highlights:

*As you know, Inisfree is a place of full compatibility between everyone, which includes holistic, thus sexual, and the Inisfreean people are a new version/race of nymphs, thus many things in this city are sexual, including what happens on Inisfreean TV shows.  This is as normal, healthy, and appreciated here in our realm as suits and handshakes are in the Outlands.  Read the following clips/excerpts with that in mind.

Some girls come in and want to start a full-service massage parlor, are upbeat as they honestly say, yes, it (“full-service massage”) is synonymous with a whore house, and then they ask if we would like samples, so their top whores come in, we all get on their ‘milking’ tables, their professional employees then showing us how they know how to give each client an enjoyable full-body massage tailored just for them.

Another pitch lets our female ‘sharks’ try their cum / cum-infused drinks; the presenters offer them in shot-glasses and from cock-shaped mini-carafes, and then they thoughtfully tell Auz, “We know you only like when females drink cum, so if you would like one of us to just sit on your lap and suck your tongue while you finger us, we would all be delighted to, great king of kings.”
While two petite female presenters are snuggled up on Auz’s lap, taking turns sucking his tongue the way he likes, Emma cutely says to Virginia, “Sister-wife.”
So Virginia smiles as she looks up from sip-sampling the cum-drink flavors.
“Cum-kiss,” Emma smiles beautifully, a half statement, half request.
Virginia beams and nods, slurps in a mouthful from her glass, leans over from her chair, and cum-swap kisses with Emma.
Then the rest take turns doing this with each other, giggling and saying, “Mmmm, I like your flavor, too!” (because they can taste the drinks’ flavors in the cum from their sister-wives’ (fellow ‘shark’s’) lips), rubbing lips before pecking (a quick kiss) goodbye, returning to their chairs.

A different pitch included the presenter saying, “We are polyam’ and swingers just like yourselves, and we know how much you like sex samples, gangbangs, and reverse gangbangs, so …”  They offer to run ‘trains’ on each female shark, with a female ‘train’ lined up for Auz to quickie fuck each one.

One brings in robotic dogs and beasts bred to be natural sex slaves, and lets each female shark get fucked by them on her chair.

Cordelia raises an eyebrow at a male presenter as he walks in. “Would you like to fuck me before presenting?  –In front of everyone here, of course.”
The presenter smiles and nods, waiting for her next move.
“He’s my type,” she grins over her shoulder to Auz and Emma as she walks up to him to begin, kissing him on the lips, then turning around to face us as she spreads her legs and gives him her wrists to hold back.
“Can he cum in me, daddy?” she asks their husband, Auz.
Auz smiles and nods, so she moans and pushes back even better, helping the presenter to cum inside her.
Emma hurries over and gets down between her legs when she sees his cum about to drip to the floor, and cleans her up by licking, catching the first drip string of cum and slurping up all the rest that gets fucked out, keeping her knees wide toward her fellow ‘sharks’ who are still seated the whole time.
Then she follows her back to her seat, licking her sister’s pussy from behind the whole way, then stays on all fours after Cordelia sits back down, and sucks her pussy until she gets the last of the cum out, then cum-kisses her on her lips, then returns to her own seat.

Whenever presenters bring their spouses on to consult in the hallway after a deal is proposed, those spouses come in and offer themselves sexually right along with the presenters.  Many, of course, have multiple wives or multiple husbands, all of whom come and stay in that hallway for that purpose / these purposes; last-minute consulting/deciding plus celebratory/officiating sex.  Many also bring their son/s along to enjoy sex with the female ‘sharks’ if a deal is made, and/or their daughter/s along to enjoy sex with all the ‘sharks’ if a deal is made.

2024 July 6 Saturday/+ adds:

  • “I was often forced into homelessness by heartless humanimals who only cared about pressuring helpless people into joining their death cults, so any product that helps campers, nomads, or homeless people… really resonates with me.”
    The ‘sharks’ at my sides reach over to lovingly rest a hand on my shoulders so I can ‘ground’ and recompose myself to finish my remark/offer.
  • “I go on expeditions often, sometimes even more than I plan or like to, so any product that helps explorers really resonates with me.”
  • “All 5 of us are going to team up with you, if you’ll accept our offer. Most of the time, the products pitched in here are either for
    1) a particular nation, industry, or demographic of humans on Earth,” Cordelia smiles beautifully and gives a friendly wave,
    “2) most or all superhumans on Earth,” Emma then smiles and waves how Cordelia did,
    “3) military or search & rescue, on Earth and out along the way to some of its colonies,” then Virginia does,
    “4) people Of those colonies,” Meredith is next,
    “or 5) our multidimensional alliance in some way,” I smiling and raising my hand in self-identification last,
    “but your product works for all of those, so each of us simultaneously is going to focus on telling all our connections and clientele about it at the same time. We are going to do our best to make you and your great product a household name by year’s end. Thank you so much for coming on this show and giving us the opportunity to hear your story and work with you. It is an honor.”
  • “While we cannot allow things made outside our realm to enter our realm, other than the people who are compatible with us, we want one of your cutting boards in every residential kitchen in our realm. So, how does that work? We are going to make a donation to you that is equal to how much you would have been paid by customers to make that number of boards; you use that money however you feel is best; expand your business with it, re-donate it to other good causes, a little of both, whatever works for you. We are then going to manufacture the boards for us in our realm, so you don’t have to suddenly and temporarily scale up, work overtime, or get special permission to import them here. Furthermore, anytime any of you would like our assistance, or to take a break and vacation at any of the places we manage, you just let us know, all expenses paid. Consider yourselves lifetime guests; not paying Customers of ours, Guests.
  • Whenever we are extra impressed, one of us always stands and invites the presenter to sit on our chair; our way of saying we feel they will soon be in such a position to invest in others.
  • “You are already doing very well; I don’t think you need our help. That is a compliment.”

 

Businesses on the Original Shark Tank(s):

We have decided to keep these businesses going, or –in cases when the creator is no longer interested in the venture– to reboot them ourselves.

  1. A Perfect Pear – pear-fig jam, white-chocolate pear sauce, cinnamon-pear jelly, etc.
  2. ABS Protein Pancake Mix
  3. AirBedz Truck Mattress
  4. Atlas Monroe Plant Based Foods
  5. Aura Bora Herbal Sparkling Water – with extracts of herbs, fruits, and flowers
  6. Baker’s Edge – Kitchen Innovations
  7. Bala Bangles Workout Weights
  8. Bambooee – The Reuseable Eco-Friendly Paper Towel
  9. Baobab Polo Shirts – longer-lasting than regular Polos, and now made to ‘hug’ the tits of Inisfreean women
  10. BedJet Heating & Cooling for Beds
  11. Bee Free Honee – Honey Alternative Made With Apples
  12. Better Life Cleaning Products (safe even around youngsters)
  13. Beyond Sushi – Vegan Sushi and Catering
  14. Bite Eco-Friendly Toothpaste – refillable bottles instead of one-use tubes
  15. Bohana Popped Water Lily Seeds
  16. Bombas – Athletic Socks –just without any wool (i.e. animal products of any kind)
  17. Boo Boo Goo Paint-On Bandages
  18. Booty Queen Apparel – accentuate a woman’s form
  19. BuggyBeds – Bed Bug Traps
  20. Butter Cloth Shirts – comfortable flexible/stretchable button-down dress-shirts – now made to ‘hug’ the tits of Inisfreean women
  21. Cave Shake Paleo Diet Shakes
  22. Chef in Black – Chinese dressing / food-seasoning
  23. Chill Soda – healthy alternative
  24. Chocomize – Custom Chocolate Bars
  25. Cinnaholic Cinnamon Roll Dessert Shop
  26. Clean Sleep – Mobile Mattress Cleaning Service
  27. Coconut Girl Paleo Desserts – dairy-free squares
  28. Coco Taps – Coconut Drill and Tap
  29. Concealed Carry Academy: Spy Escape and Evasion Courses
  30. Delighted By Hummus – Sweet Dessert Hummus
  31. Deux: Good-for-You Cookie Dough
  32. Dollop Gourmet Frosting – Natural, Organic, and Vegan
  33. Dura-Tent Table Top Food Screen
  34. Earth Log – The Eco-Friendly Scented Fire Log (100% recycled materials)
  35. Element Bars – Customizable Energy Bars
  36. Everytable Healthy Fast Food
  37. Everything Legendary Vegan Burger
  38. EZ VIP – website (and now paired with an app) to reserve VIP seats/booths/rooms at the best clubs around the world, with a rep’ from each club to escort you past the line and to your booth/room once you arrive
  39. Face Yoga Anti-aging Facial Exercises
  40. FiberFix – Industrial Strength Repair Wrap
  41. First Saturday Lime Insect Repellent – chemical-free and more-effective version
  42. Floating Mug Prevents Coffee Rings on Your Furniture
  43. Fortress Cold Weather Clothing
  44. Fridge Fronts Appliance Cover
  45. Genius Juice Coconut Smoothies
  46. GoGo Gear Fashionable Protective Motorcycle Riding Apparel
  47. Gotta Have S’more
  48. Grace & Lace
  49. Granola Butter by Oat Haus
  50. Grease Monkey Wipes – natural citric-based cleaning agent
  51. Greenbox Eco-friendly Pizza Box
  52. Hamboards – Surfboard Sized Skateboards
  53. Hello Prenup: Online Prenuptial Agreement Service
  54. His & Her Bar
  55. Hydroviv Water Filters – industrial-grade, such as for Flint, Michigan, levels of lead
  56. iFork Flatware That Never Touches The Table
  57. IllumiBowl – Toilet Night Light
  58. Ilumi – World’s Smartest Lightbulb (remote/wireless plus color changing)
  59. Inboard M1 Electric Skateboard
  60. IncrEdible Spoons by IncrEdible Eats
  61. Ink Flip Printer Ink Refills
  62. InstaFire – Fire Starting Pellets
  63. iReTron Device Recycling
  64. ISlide Customizable Sandals
  65. Jackson’s Honest Potato Chips
  66. Just The Cheese Snack Bars – crunchy bars based on the edges of grilled cheese that get overcooked
  67. Kalyx Sports Bras – designed to help with exercise-induced breast-pain
  68. KIN Apparel Satin Lined Hoodies
  69. Kodiak Cakes
  70. Kymera – Electric Jet Propelled Body Board
  71. LARQ Self Cleaning Bottle
  72. Liquid Money – Money Scented Perfume and Cologne
  73. Lite-Netics – Magnetic Holiday and Christmas Lights
  74. Llama Brew – Plant Food Made From Llama Manure
  75. Maven’s Creamery Macaron Ice Cream Sandwiches
  76. Mighty Carver Turkey Chainsaw (because we use it for seitan, tempeh, tofurky, etc.)
  77. MountainFlow Eco-Wax: Plant Based Ski Wax
  78. Mrs. Goldfarb’s Unreal Deli – vegan
  79. Naja – Luxurious Lingerie
  80. Neo Innovations Tattoo Removal
  81. Nomiku Sous Vide Cooker
  82. Nubrella Hands Free Umbrella
  83. Numilk Dairy-Free Milk –and carrageenan-free (red seaweed derivative as a food additive) —pitch (*pardon his retard-parroting pretending a virus is real / blaming a virus for the cowardice and laziness and stupidity of humans)
    –and for their commercial large (refrigerator-size), commercial desk-top (for coffee-shops), and personal desk-top nut-milk machines
  84. OA Foods – Quinoa, Chia, Palmini
  85. O’Dang Hummus – Hummus Salad Dressings
  86. Off The Cob – Organic Corn Tortillas (made from sweet corn, not grain corn – grain corn resulting in drier, grainier chips, etc.)
  87. Oru Kayak – Fold Up Boat
  88. Partie Poche Cell Phone Leg Strap
  89. Paskho Apparel – clothes made from recycled clothing/materials
  90. Peaceful Fruits – Acai Beery Fruit Snacks
  91. Pili Hunters Pili Nuts
  92. Pipcorn: Mini Popcorn
  93. PiperWai – Natural Charcoal Based Deodorant
  94. Pitt Moss – Peat Moss Alternative
  95. Plate Topper – Airtight Cover for Leftovers
  96. PMS Bites – Healthy Snacks That Relieve Symptoms of PMS
  97. PODillow
  98. PolyGlide Synthetic Ice
  99. Power Pot – Cooking Vessel and Electric Generator
  100. Proper Good 90 Second Meals
  101. Rapid Ramen Cooker
  102. Recycled Chopstick Art
  103. Remyxx Recyclable Sneakers (ReKixx)
  104. Revolights – Bicycle Lighting System
  105. Ring Video Doorbell
  106. RinseKit – Portable Sprayer and Shower
  107. Rule Breaker Snacks Vegan Cookies
  108. Sanaía Applesauce – ingredients: exotic notes of tropical fruits, spices, and botanicals – apple-sauce variants: guava, tamarind, hibiscus, lychee, pear, sour cherry, elderflower, lavender, and ginger
  109. SAP! Maple Based Beverages
  110. See/Rescue Streamer Safety Signal Device
  111. Shefit – Sports Bra (adjustable horizontal back strap so they fit any bust)
  112. Snacklins Vegan Pork Rinds
  113. SolSource Solar Cooker by One Earth Designs
  114. Soupergirl Soup
  115. SpiritHoods – Faux Fur Animal Hoods
  116. Stasher Silicone Food Storage Bags – a polymer made from sand and oxygen that is heat and water resistant
  117. Susty Party – Eco-Friendly Disposable Party Supplies
  118. TaDah Foods FalaFel Wraps
  119. Tailgate N Go Outdoor Kitchen
  120. Talbott Teas
  121. The Ave Custom Printed Apparel – such as putting a comic image on a sneaker
  122. The Avocaderia – Avocado Bar
  123. The BoobyPack Sports Bra with Pockets
  124. The Bumbling Bee Vegan Junk Food & Burger Bar
  125. The Cheese Chopper
  126. The Cookie Dough Cafe – no eggs, meant to be eaten raw
  127. The Frozen Farmer Ice Cream – reclaimed/discarded farm fruits/vegetables made into ice cream
  128. The Original Shrimp Burger – now with a vegan version
  129. The Pizza Cupcake – vegan for us
  130. The Seventy2 – Survival Backpack Kit For First 72 Hours (but without the idiotic facemask, of course)
  131. Titin – Weighted Compression Gear
  132. Tree T-Pee Water Conservation for Farmers
  133. Truffle Shuffle:
    Balinese Truffle Salt is a mixture of high-quality salt sourced from a single-family farm in Bali and summer truffles from France dried at peak ripeness.
    Brown Butter Truffle Honey is made with wildflower bee honey from Napa and Sonoma produced with sustainable beekeeping methods; black truffles dog-harvested in Oregon; brown butter; and a hint of fleur de sel (“flower of salt”), a rare and expensive form of sea salt harvested in France.
    Black Truffle Carpaccio is thinly sliced black summer truffles preserved in extra virgin olive oil at the peak of their flavor and aroma. The life of the truffles is extended by ±18 months, allowing you to enjoy them at any time of year.
    Black Truffle Kettle Corn is a sweet, savory, salty snack made with Balinese Truffle Salt, savory white cheddar cheese and heirloom kettle corn. It is a umami flavor explosion for when you want snazzy popcorn with a glass of wine or a cocktail.
  134. Under-Ease Underwear – Anti-flatulence Underwear
  135. Uprising Bread Alternative
  136. Veggie Mama – Frozen Fruit and Veggie Bars
  137. Victoria’s Kitchen Almond Water
  138. Viewsport Sweat Activated Workout Gear
  139. Villy Custom Bicycles
  140. Virtusphere VR Platform –walk in a rolling sphere; hamster ball for humans
  141. Wad-free Bed Sheet Laundry Detangler
  142. Wild Squirrel nut-butters
  143. Wyp Aviation Wingboard
  144. Zach & Zoe Wildflower Honey – plant-based honey to Grocery Store, Food Proc Fac, etc.
  145. Zero Pollution Motors – Air Powered Car

Since it has come to our attention that there are 50 Shark Tank shows (separate TV programs, such as the one for Australia, and the one for India), ICVs are going through all their content to determine which companies/products are worthy of us continuing/perfecting them.

Australia pitches/products reviewed:

  • Surfsafe; a device that is embedded in surfboards to deter shark attacks
  • Rescue Swag; comprehensive first aid kit that doubles as a sling, splint, compression device and water carrier
  • Scrubba Wash Bag: a portable washing machine for travel, camping and sportswear
  • Grown Wooden Eyewear: bamboo and wooden sunglasses
  • Ampan: a product made from agricultural waste for building construction
  • Koja: a range of superfood toppers
  • Halo Medical Devices: a digital goniometer used by physiotherapists
  • On The Go Sports: custom sports apparel e-commerce
  • Super Orbs: bite sized vegan snack meal made with organic super-foods
  • Body Peace Clothing: a range of eco-friendly clothes from bamboo
  • Super Food Sushi: vegan sushi cafe
  • Supercharged Food: online website which offers anti-inflammatory recipes for improved health
  • Pentablock: a unique interlocking construction block
  • Torque Safe: a business that manufactures and sells safety switches for dangerous hydraulic torque tools
  • Mini Clones: 3D scanning which creates replicated figurines
  • The Hammbag: an all-in-one hammock, backpack and towel
  • Catch ‘N’ Release: an anchor retrieval company that eliminates damage to the ocean
  • Hoo Haa Headphones: headphones with a retractable lead
  • The Pole Room: a pole-dancing-for-fitness program
  • Over The Moo: lactose-free coconut milk ice cream
  • Sleeping Duck: a customisable mattress
  • Deliciou: a vegetarian bacon flavoured seasoning
  • The Guitar Strap Co.: custom designed guitar straps
  • Foddies: a specialty food brand for people with food intolerance and allergies
  • Hummingbird: raw superfood blendies to add to your smoothie
  • Your Flavour: a range of handmade healthy seasoning products
  • Melanie Newman Salon Essentials: professional dog grooming products made out of plant-derived ingredients
  • Jimalie Coconut Products: a range of premium quality coconut products
  • Ecto Hand Planes: a bodysurfing hand-plane that’s made from recycled surfboards
  • Coconut Bowls: bowls made from coconut
  • The T Lady: menopause tea, a herbal tea designed to help relieve symptoms of menopause
  • Wearable X: includes Nadi X – a woven-in technology to yoga pants with sensors that connect to an app which assists beginner to intermediate yogis to practice at home –Sharks claimed the tech’ was fake/ineffective/not-ready, but maybe it is (not ready) or, at least, can be easily rendered complete/ready
  • The Swag: a fridge bag that holds moisture to prevent fruit and vegetables from going off
  • The Mason Baker: handmade jarcakes
  • Hex Pegs: a multi-purpose caravan and camping peg that are drilled into and out of the ground using any type of drill or impact driver
  • The Seek Society: Earth-conscious camping and outdoor canvas tents

India pitches/products reviewed:

  • Tagz Foods; healthy potato-chips
  • qZense Labs; food-freshness detector
  • Farda; customized streetwear
  • Annie; Braille-literacy device
  • Caragreen; eco-friendly boxes
  • Morikko Pure Foods; healthy snacks
  • PNT Robotics; robotics and automation solutions
  • Cocofit; coconut-based beverages
  • Bamboo India; bamboo products
  • Let’s Try; healthy snacks
  • RoadBounce; pothole-detection software and data
  • WeSTOCK; livestock health monitoring (mod for kajirae and prisoners)
  • Poo de Cologne; toilet-spray w/ essential-oils
  • Urban Monkey; streetwear
  • KG Agrotech; ag’ innovations
  • Watt Technovations; ventilated PPE kits
  • Wakao Foods; jackfruit products
  • Astrix; ‘smart’ locks
  • Tweek Labs; sportswear
  • SoupX; healthy soups and soup-based meals
  • Girgit; color-changing apparel
  • Patil Kaki; home-style hygienic snacks
  • Brandsdaddy; automatic fire-extinguisher
  • The Simply Salad; healthy salads
  • Kyari Innovation; adventure-safety gadgets
  • Solinas; water-sanitation asset-management
  • Ekatra; sustainable artisinal brand for stationaries and lifestyle products
  • Raasa; hygenic & safe food-carts (shopping carts?)
  • Green Snacks; healthy snacks
  • Zoff; spices brand
  • CellBell; executive & gaming chairs
  • Ubreathe; air purifiers
  • The Healthy Binge; healthy snacks
  • Zoe Nutrition; holistic health and wellness
  • GrowIt; protective farming products
  • WOL3D; consumer 3D-printing
  • Healthy Master; healthy munching (???
  • Waggy Zone; vegan pet ice-creams
  • Brevistay; hourly hotel bookings
  • Wicked Gud; healthy pasta and noodles
  • The Honest Home; eco-friendly daily-use products
  • The Cinnamon Kitchen; plant-based healthy snacks
  • TURMS; intelligent clothing
  • 80Wash; waterless washing-machine
  • Bartisans; just for their mocktails (not their cocktails)
  • Pizza Galleria; is it vegeTARIAN or VEGAN?
  • Koparo; coconut-based cleaning products
  • JewelBox; lab-grown diamond jewelry (modified for non-jewelry)
  • A Little Extra; hand-made fabric-jewelry
  • Alt Co; plant-based dairy products
  • Without; products made from waste-plastic
  • Kibo by Trestle Labs; OCR
  • ECO BioTraps; mosquito-breeding prevention
  • D’chica; innerwear for teenage girls
  • Artinci; zero-sugar desserts
  • Aastey; “ath-leisure-wear”
  • Arista Vault; ‘smart’-luggage
  • Kryzen Biotech; hydroponic farming
  • Erotissch; lingerie and swimwear
  • Niblerzz; sugar-free candy
  • SORICH; guilt-free snacks
  • Fit n Flex; healthy snacking and cereal
  • SPEC OPS; tactical clothing for military
  • Coratia Technologies; unmanned underwater robots
  • CoolAnt; nature-based cooling tech’
  • Xmachines; robotics and AI for ag’
  • Luvottica; lovemaking furniture

2024 July 6 Saturday/+ adds:

  1. BigMoon Power:  electricity from tidal power (waves-based hydroelectric)
  2. Blueland:  cleaning tablets and permanent spray bottles; so no more buying new bottles every time and then trashing or recycling them
  3. Circadian Optics:  sunlight-like color and brightness in stylish desk-lamp form, perfect for Antarctic research stations, colonies on worlds with very different starlight, military submarines, etc.
  4. Cup Board Pro:  cutting board with more-logical design for quicker/automatic cleanup —pitch (at mark 20:16)
  5. Kronos:  precision-milled putters
  6. Moonshade Blinds:  and possibly same company that makes portable vehicle awnings
  7. Perifit / Yarlap (2 separate products/companies):  device to tighten Kegel muscles
  8. Reggae Reggae Sauce:  (ingredients) Scotch bonnet chillis and all spice combined with Caribbean herbs to make this unique jerk/bbq sauce
  9. TheyFit Condoms, by The Condom Revolutionary:  95 condom sizes; 14 lengths and 12 widths (95 combinations of those)
  10. Thomas Compact:  all-natural first-aid products, such as an herbs-based kit (ancient/timeless remedies and cures)
  11. Worthenshaw’s (rebranded as Kirsty’s), a frozen dairy-free dessert and alternative to ice cream –which added frozen meals, then chilled ready adult meals
  12. _:  condom safe for the environment
  13. _:  new kind of popcorn bag
  14. _:  sparkly swimsuit
  15. _:  textbook rental service (just the concept applied in our realms)
  16. Zipz:  sealed and wrapped strong drink glasses (so strong you can stand on them), helping prevent spills when in an airplane etc. (via a lid you can attach to the bottom before removing the seal, then the lid secures to the top so you can use it like an adult sippy-cup), but not for any alcohol, of course

Elon’s Neuralink is a great workaround for people with various indefinite major injuries and disabilities, but we prefer the long-suppressed/-banned cures. We hope Neuralink continues to improve the mobility and lives of Outlanders living in nations which don’t allow healers and cures, but in our realm we will be fully healing/curing all who are compatible with us and wish to visit us here.

 

After the Show:

Due-diligence reviews are completed by a skilled team of ICVs and our ‘sharks’ (or their subordinates) after/for every offer made on this show. If a due-diligence review concludes that the offer is worth officiating, then the deal is completed/legalized off-the-air. No “Inisfreean Way” interactions are required to officiate that part of the process (as such would be for normal/daily business dealings elsewhere in Inisfree).

We tend to only make deals with companies run by beyond-humans (humanoids such as Elves, etc.), which do business in beyond-human civilizations, and which only employ people who are tolerable to us (i.e. none of the degenerate scum that some modern human companies started forcing their normal employees to tolerate/accept); we are extremely unlikely to agree to partner with any company which employs degenerates or caters to the modern human mainstream.
Our Due Diligence work always checks to see what every employee and leader is like in every business we have on this show offered a deal to.

2024 July 6 Saturday notes:

  • You’ll get the contact info for the one/s you agree to a deal with, and if ever they can’t immediately take a call from you… an ICV will expertly work with you until ‘your shark’ is available again.
  • We sometimes take months to do due diligence; to finalize the agreed-upon deals.

 

Partial Culture:

This is the one time we don’t have kajirae sitting on the floor at our feet, hugging one of our lower legs; the focus is on the business propositions, not our culture. Our ‘sharks’ also wear business couture during these episodes, though sometimes our female ‘sharks’ wear diaphanous business couture. Any or all of them may have their hair braided, though Auz’s hair is always styled in a masculine way.

 

Off-camera Culture:

Complimentary kajirae are offered to everyone for an hour or two, even if they don’t get a deal; we want everyone feeling encouraged, welcomed, and satisfied as much as possible for making the effort to prepare a ‘pitch’ and come here. Presenters can make full use of any of the offered kajirae at our filming location/s for this show, taking them where they are, and/or taking them to any of the alcoves/offices in the business-suite.

 

Sharks on Sharks:

Sometimes all five of these ‘sharks’ hang out naked together, watching the original Shark Tank episodes in the ‘media room’ (personal theater) in Auz’s big private mansion in Inisfree. After each proposition in those episodes, they pause the show, then discuss if any of them would have offered different deals to the presenters. This brainstorming helps them stay sharp –and ready for their own Shark Tank show; this one.
And, yes, all of them are married -to each other- in the standard Inisfreean polyamory relationship; all four of our female ‘sharks’ are some of the wives of King Auz.

Usually, these evening show-watching hangouts of theirs start with them meeting and mingling in his mansion’s Tree Foyer, followed by a Gorean “heated-serve” drink-service from his Wine Lobby, with the show-watching next, and all of them wrapping up for the night by taking a skinny-dip out in one of this big home’s three pools (two in one of its side-yards, or the one up on the roof).  More than once, this has turned into some hour-long Inisfree-style ‘fun’ out there.  Meredith Vickers, in particular, has often preferred to stay to ‘swim’ and ‘talk’ with Auz a bit longer after the other three wives/’sharks’ have left.

 

Our Sharks: