West Texas Investors Club

A young entrepreneur pitches Butch and Rooster an electronic beer tap that promises to reduce keg waste.

A shoreline fisherman pitches his bait launcher in a last-ditch effort to get his business off the ground. Later, a retired teacher introduces Butch & Rooster to the world of "escape rooms."

A military brat wants to attract blue-collar beer drinkers with his craft brand Guns & Oil. The boys challenge him to make a name for himself in the crowded West Texas beer market.

A young mother wants to franchise her after-school education program. But first, she must convince middle-school dropout Butch that learning can be fun.

A straight-shooting fireman has developed a safety tool that promises to save lives. Later, a retired flight attendant pitches her once-successful invention for women's purses.

An eager entrepreneur pitches an online service that turns photos into wall art. Later, a Bay Area couple presents their humanely-sourced frozen chicken business.

A serial entrepreneur presents what he claims to be the best soy sauce on the planet. Later, a tech-savvy duo from Ohio pitches a wearable audio recording device.

A pastor and an MMA fighter claim to have the most durable groin protector in the world. Naturally, the investors set out to destroy it.

A business-savvy entrepreneur from New York City must prove that his maple water brand has mass appeal. Later, a young woman from Sweden introduces her mother's walking pole company.

Two frat boys from Florida have engineered a way to chill beer faster. Butch and Rooster put the gadget to the ultimate test under harsh desert conditions.