'Shark Tank' Season 11 Episode 16: Boho camper vans are where fans want to quarantine themselves

With countries and cities under lockdown due to the global pandemic, the mobile real estate idea pitched by a duo of entrepreneurs intrigued many fans
David and Brett (ABC)
David and Brett (ABC)

With the entire nation reeling under the global pandemic of coronavirus, people are doing their best to isolate themselves. At a time like this, an idea of a mobile living option appears to be quite intriguing, at least to some people.

On Season 11 Episode 16 of ABC's 'Shark Tank', friends David Sodemann and Brett Ellenson from Tempe and Phoenix, Arizona, introduced an on-the-go home – Boho Vans. Although the idea is not really one-of-its-kind, the vehicle fitted with all basic living amenities, appeared visually delightful to fans and made them want to quarantine themselves in the same, especially now that socializing is not an option.

One fan comments, "I could live in one of these @bohovans right now! #SharkTank." When most people are self-quarantining themselves, this fan wants the Boho Van to be her current home. "Lowkey wanna be quarantined in this thing #SharkTank," she says. "I was just thinking it’d be kinda cool to be quarantined in this thing right now lol," she adds.

Extending her support to the entrepreneur duo, shark Lori Greiner imagines living in the van with her co-investors. "This is so cute & cozy! Can you imagine all of us sharks living together in this van? Lol #SharkTank @ABCSharkTank," she comments.

The camper van comes with a bed with storage, a kitchenette and powered by solar panels to run all utility features. The van’s fixtures are easily customizable according to your living/travel needs. If you already have a van of your own, David and Brett can also build one for you using their state-of-the-art fixtures and facilities. The multipurpose camper van is priced at $35K and is available for renting and buying. You can easily avail the vehicle directly from the brand’s website.

While on the show, every shark makes their best offers, including Greiner offering a charitable donation for the homeless tied to the brand. But finally, Barbara Corcoran closes the deal with $300K line of credit for a 10% stake.

‘Shark Tank’ Season 11 airs every Friday night at 8pm/7c, only on ABC.

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