Wahl Street

I would love to hear the "success stories" of all the nay-sayers offering their low critiques here. Mark has not only proven that he does have a head for business but he has helped provide jobs and dreams for many others. No one could have predicted a pandemic but Mark and his business partners offer an example of what happens when you're able to rise above it. Any American business success story gets my attention and this series offers the highs and lows in an entertaining fashion.

I mean I guess it's watchable if you're bored enough (I obviously was), but this is nothing more than a self-promotional vanity project. Watching dude try and convince himself (and us) that the world needs yet another company selling $45 plain t-shirts is both comical and sad. I also liked the way he's raising his kids in a 30,000sqft Beverly Hills mansion whilst talking about instilling strong work ethic in them. Good luck with that?

Mark Wahlberg attacked an Asian-American with a vicious attack and blinded him. I've never seen any repentance for this.

Let no one forget, please....

I want to love this. I can't. A $45 t shirt doesn't make you a better father. Dressing better doesn't make you a good father. Yet this was where I turned off the series.

We don't/can't all solve problems with money. I am sure it wasn't meant to come off this way but I found myself frustrated watching this.

Super disappointed. To be fair, I dislike reality tv. I thought Mark W. May have maintained his connection with real people but I fail to see the connection through this show.

So self serving--enough crap.. I could not watch more than 3 episodes.