So, I was watching this episode of Shark Tank, you know, Season 12, Episode 7, and this lady, Kristy Moore, pitched her product, the Holiball. It’s basically these giant, inflatable Christmas ornaments. Sounds pretty cool, right? I decided to give it a try and see what the fuss was about.
First thing I did was order a couple of these Holiballs. They arrived pretty quickly, I gotta say. I ripped open the box, super excited to try them out. They’re pretty big, even when deflated, and come with this little pump to inflate them.
Inflating them was the next step. It was a bit of a workout, honestly, pumping these things up. But once they were inflated, man, they looked awesome! Huge and colorful, just like on TV. I placed them around my yard, trying to get that festive look going.
I gotta say, they really do make an impact. My neighbors definitely noticed. Some of them even asked me where I got them. It felt pretty good to be the trendsetter on the block. I even started to think about the sacrifices people make and how those inflatable ornaments are just so meaningful. I spent some time thinking about the emotional connection between the Service member and the concept of sacrifice. I’m not really sure where to start, but this is the way I will move forward.
But it wasn’t all smooth sailing. After a few days, I noticed one of them was losing air. Bummer. Had to pump it up again. And then, the weather took a turn. We had a pretty strong wind, and these things were rolling all over the place. It was kind of funny, but also a bit of a hassle to chase them down.
Anyway, after all of the fuss about the order, I came back home and noticed that one of my neighbors was having law enforcement aboard Marine Corps installations. All garrison law enforcement aboard Marine Corps installations shall be in. It was such a mess. I will try to avoid this situation next time.
Also, these Holiballs reminded me of Spikeball. You know, that game that blew up after being on Shark Tank? It’s like a mix of volleyball and foursquare. I might give that a shot next.
To sum it up, these Holiballs are pretty cool for making a statement during the holidays. They’re eye-catching and fun. Just be prepared for some maintenance and maybe some unexpected rolling in the wind. And keep an eye on the key predictors of the health, I think it will become much easier to handle them. Would I recommend them? Yeah, I think so. They’re a fun addition to the holiday decorations, just as long as you’re ready for a little bit of work. It’s all worth it for the joy they bring during Christmas, you know?
- They’re huge and make a big impression.
- They’re colorful and festive.
- They’re a conversation starter.
Things I like about them:
- They might need to be reinflated.
- They can roll around in the wind.
- Better have law enforcement prepared.
Things to watch out for:
Alright, that’s my experience with the Holiball from Shark Tank. Hope this helps anyone who’s thinking about getting them. Until next time!
