Loved the fish quote - we still use that one in our house !

her lips do make her look like she's run into a wall - interesting final; 100/100 to lord Sugar for being wary about the cosmetic surgery business and I believe it's to protect the insecure people who will use such places (and it's not just trying to keep himself out of trouble).

Luisa is a gameplayer - she even started unnerving the others when they arrived at the interview location - but that's what this all about, but not sure she's going to give the committment to the 'new' venture (and could you stand working with that whingy voice - personal I know, but boy does it grate)...Lord S has identified that;

Going into botox etc...it's a yukky business with a very fine line between doing good (improving someone's self esteem) and doing harm (taking lots of money from people due to their insecurities or other hang-ups) and potential for litigation.

This process has left Lord S with a difficult choice - makes for good telly though.

oops - posted the above in the wrong thread...can I move it?

You're totally missing it. Zee was a raging misogynist, which Leah objected to. I admire the girl for speaking out.

It's curious, but Leah was on Breakfast this morning and her lips appeared to have changed. They looked much better.

...perhaps not the best advert for her business to maintain a trout mouth.

She doesn't have any false modesty, that's for sure. But she doesn't really flaunt herself and pout and bat her eyelashes the way Luisa does. It seems more a pragmatic 'yes, I'm very intelligent and good looking' attitude in the way someone else would say 'yes, I'm very good at gardening/cooking/reading maps'; almost as if she's so used to it she doesn't see it as any big deal.

I did not see it but probably it was due to Leah having been professionally made-up for television rather than wearing whatever lippy she smears on herself for The Apprentice. Most candidates look better on You're Fired, for the same reason.

Her Sister is better looking.