I can't stand his miserable face. He wanted leah last minute to sell the caravan cos she's 'eye candy' but didn't trust any of the women to sell the high price item initially. Then brings in natalie for tactical reasons. He's incredibly slimy. ugh. So glad he's gone. Funny how Zee was accused of mysogyny but Kurt isn't.

Dear me.

Kurt looked like he was in pain. He didn't look well. I'm glad he has gone in a way, he just didn't seem happy at all on the last few shows.

So glad Natalie went. She just talked b/s most of the time.

What's with his eyes constantly rolling to the back of his head

Maybe he is on medication

The whole lot of them seem to be pretty useless... as usual.

I find it quite worrying that people like this are apparently the future of British business.

I thought he was sulky.

Something that niggled me a little- he said that he listened to Alex when he chose to go for the expensive caravan, yet he didn't listen to Alex when he asked to be allowed to sell, or to be project manager. You can't have it both ways. I also thought he was selfish wanting to be project manager twice, when Alex hasn't been yet. Too eager to cover himself with glory.

That, and choosing himself for the big-ticket campervan, and subverting the farm shop task to sell milkshakes. It is all of a piece. Kurt is interested only in himself and not in the task or his team.

Even when he brought Leah across as eye-candy, it was to help himself rather than the team, and he did not think of replacing her back at the boa and chair stand.

His lethargic sales tactics were hilarious; saying to a potential buyer "we'll see how it goes" and then he walked off lol

Overall Kurt seemed to lack any real dynamism, which is unusual for an entrepreneur. (Not that I'm saying all entrepreneurs are big characters, but most have a real energy and drive in them that is conspicuously absent in Kurt.)

He seemed a nice enough guy, but too prone to errors and with too much of a tendency to make personally-driven decisions while losing sight of the bigger picture.

So glad he's gone. I saw nothing in him at all except a sulky sullen brat. He has no charisma, no charm, no sales skills, can't lead a team and makes terrible business decisions. I didn't recognise him on 'You're fired', he was smiling.

He was awful. Sulky and morose and that eye swiveling was driving me nuts. His eyes rolling back in his head like he was taking a funny turn.....bleurgh....made me feel ill.

Don't worry. The "future of British Business" are busy making money and running their companies, This lot are just the latest reality tv fodder.

when he was made PM I was half expecting him to spend this task trying to sell smoothies or something. He seemed so desperate to prove himself as a businessman at the cost of tasks.

He was an unfortunate combination of uselessness, self-interest and over-estimation of his own abilities (a combination often found in apprentice candidates).

He looked pretty lethargic all the time.

But his eyes

Like a wounded puppy's Awwwwww

I didn't get him at all. He looked like he couldn't be arsed to be there most of the time. There was no enthusiasm at all, just a smacked arse face and a monotone voice. Surprised he lasted this long tbh