Yep, Walter Matthau when he was much younger. The upper part of Jason's face reminds me of the guy I came across in a supermarket one time, and I helped him with some flowers. He was em very cool.

Thanks for that.


'It's not him any more', ....... you mean HE used to go out and collect the rubbish?

Hmmm.... did anyone else pick up on the fact that this wasn't the lowest winning margin ever, despite what Dara said?

How very selfless, putting yourself out like that

I was thinking that there had been a smaller winning margin before but I wasn't sure.

Very good. Several LOL moments there. I especially enjoyed your summary of Natasha.

Very charming, lovely, and could do well in any business really, with all that charm spilling over. I've got some rubbish to get rid of too. Can't remember his business name though, but have the clip.

I thought that too... I can't remember the exact amount- wasn't there one that was about 87 pence?

Very married too

You do know how to put a downer on the evening.

Wonderful! It needs a thread of it's own... please start one

97p In the treasure hunt - I mean the buying 10 items task - in series 3.

There may have been others closer than £6 but the 97p has always stuck in my mind.

I saw him first though. Pity he's not an Apprentice candidate, as we could compare notes.

I second that, as I also read it, and thought it was great.

A word or two in Andy's shell-like might do the trick, if he made it into a sticky I mean, so that it doesn't disappear. Would be a wonderful way of keeping the interest of the Apprentice on days when it isn't on, how about that idea Andy?
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Time I blasted off, but thanks for thread Andy, see you next time.

xxx

So was that guy I saw in the supermarket, when I helped him get nice flowers for his wife. He was very sweet.

We were shoulder to shoulder looking at flowers, and I started chatting to him to get some good flowers and not ones with bad leaves. There are times when you've got to help,

Anyone else notice that Scrap yard with the double decker bus was the one used by Kirstie Allsop in her Homemade Home program?

Wonder why they didn't go to the crem in the middle of the night, pinch all the plaques, and flog them to a dodgy back street dealer. OK, he won't be in yellow pages, but they are around........... Profits are profits, Lordsuralan.

Probate, etc house clearances are lucrative for the dealers - most i've paid is over £2000, and I'd bet my mortgage that some of the crap got sold on, (and there were six wrecked cars in the deal)

Edna's currently on BBC Breakfast TV

BBC Presenter: "I see you've had your hair cut....."

Hey stupid...can't you see she's simply wearing a different wig!

Edna just let it slip on BBC Breakfast that the deal with LS is a 3 year contract. Therefore LS is, in effect, investing £83k per year of cash and value into the winners' business idea.

White people rarely know anything about black hair care.

So he can afford £83,000 a year to go up in smoker, however 83k the BBC make huge amounts of money on the overseas rights to the show.

So how much is really forking out if anything

I eagerly anticipate a boardroom bottom 3 between Zoe, Natasha and Jim, that would really be a 'take no prisoners' affair.
We already know, for what seems like a totally pointless reason, that Zoe and Natasha don't like eachother. Hopefully it was foreshadowing something happening down the line, rather than just as an after-thought to the episode for You're Fired to find humour from.

From an entertainment point of view I hope Susan, Natasha and Jim make it far.
I try to like Tom but he needs to cut the dribbling when confronted with Lord Sugar.

Why didn't you contact your nearest second hand office furniture dealer? I would've!