[grabcocque]

$120m from investors none of whom were aware you don't need a $400 machine to squeeze the juice from fruit?

How do people with so little sense get so much money?

[zilchers]

I'm not bothered by the fact that these guys got investment, it's an interesting idea and could have been a great kickstarter. But, $120 mil is a staggering amount for a company like this that should have relatively small startup costs.

[kilroy123]

Well, it probably cost a ton of money to convince people they need to spend $400 on a machine to squeezes the juice out of expensive packets.

[zilchers]

Market your way out of the problem, I like it.

[ksherlock]

And more importantly, will they invest in my $1,000 wifi enabled can opener?

[beaconstudios]

it uses the blockchain!

[smacktoward]

As the saying goes, if you want to know what God thinks about money, just look at the people He gives it to.

[omginternets]

Because they sell to people with more money than sense.

[reustle]

Like the Campbell Soup company, for example:

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/juicero/investors

[dragonwriter]

Is that a reference to the investors they are selling too, or the target market of the product? Because I can see that working either way.

[meandave]

Inheritance