Originally Posted by totalwise:
“i dont like zoe, but i think the right person went, the Chinese girl is indefensible IMO, she showed her true colours in the beauty task and proved what a complete amateur she is, she claimed her forte was cosmetics and she couldn't sell a damn thing, and starts whining and blaming the customers, "nobody has any money around here", no dear you're not personable and you can't sell for s**t.”
She's very personable and she sold very well in the first task.
Originally Posted by totalwise:
“Right from day one all she's ever done was talk down other people's skills and talk herself up, I remember vivdly after project one when the Iranian girl did a fantastic job in her task, immediately after that task portion of the show was aired, she goes on camera saying "actually she wasn't all that good as a PM".
What a cow.”
I think many people here agreed with her at the time. I think, in so far as I can recall the first task now, that Melody did an OK job, but I don't remember her being as fantastic as you suggest. She was of course assisted by Ed's awful leadership on the other team.
Originally Posted by totalwise:
“She's a complete amatuer and her weakness is going to show, it's all well making a few good observations from the back, but any fool can make random observations and half of the time they'd be right. But it's a complete different ball game when you take leadership and call the shots. Then you have people like the chinese girl who are always going to undermine you.”
She hasn't just made observations from the back. Remember, she did come forward to be PM in the buying task and, while she made mistakes on that task, she did get things right too.
Originally Posted by totalwise:
“She made a complete random suggestion about paying the office guy for the furnature, a real professional in the trade would not do that, but she has no business sense so made a random, then later because the other team bid £0 [a real person in the trade would not do that], she looked all smug. But it was just a jammy suggestion. No doubt she'll keep harping on about it.
If someone involved in the trade were to take away stuff for free, they woud be out of business, the other team made £300 out of the used furnature.. add to that fuel costs, tax, tools and transportation, wages.. It will not go far at all.”
I largely agree with this. Susan did misunderstand the task, and she accepted as much once it had been explained to her. Obviously, the other team's decision to do the work for nothing made her position look more right, but she still misunderstood the task.