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Surprise Surprise
Jon_Carke
03-12-2014
The Jewish man doesn't get rid of the other Jewish man.....

This is so blatantly twisted.
Nathers7
03-12-2014
Felipe fired because he outwitted Mr. Sugar.
Archibald Leach
03-12-2014
Cockney Al didn't like the fact that Felipe outwitted him. Also how the hell did he price the rope at £52 and the Skeleton at £320, it just seemed to me that he plucked those figures of of the air to make sure that they would lose.
Poppy99_Poppy
03-12-2014
Perhaps Mark and Daniel are needed to make idiots of themselves at the interviews
0...0
03-12-2014
Can't believe Dan is still there!
janetcomelately
03-12-2014
Felipe was right. The item did match the description. He was robbed.

Lord Sugar rejecting lawyers and keeping East London barrow boy sorts is par for the course.
Shopaholic26
03-12-2014
Originally Posted by 0...0:
“Can't believe Dan is still there!”

I hope he does not win, he's rubbish!
Madsocks
03-12-2014
Originally Posted by Shopaholic26:
“I hope he does not win, he's rubbish!”

He's no worse than that annoying ocker turd Mark.
In Arcadia Ego
03-12-2014
The way he applied the rules was a bit inconsistent: on the skeleton, they were penalised because while Felipe complied with the letter of what was asked for, he didn't comply with the spirit. With the rope, it was the other way round, but they were still penalised.
Marie4eva
03-12-2014
Originally Posted by Jon_Carke:
“The Jewish man doesn't get rid of the other Jewish man.....

This is so blatantly twisted.”

Feel like Sugar thinks certain types can't be moulded into what he wants....like stereotypes them....lawyers, people who've never had a proper job etc etc...
PunksNotDead
03-12-2014
Had they have not bothered with the skeleton and taken the fine they would have won..
slouchingthatch
03-12-2014
Originally Posted by PunksNotDead:
“Had they have not bothered with the skeleton and taken the fine they would have won..”

No, they wouldn't - they would have been charged the guide price plus an additional fine (usually £50), so they would still have lost.
PaperSkin
03-12-2014
Cilla flashback
Melscott30
04-12-2014
Originally Posted by Jon_Carke:
“The Jewish man doesn't get rid of the other Jewish man.....

This is so blatantly twisted.”

Is this a serious post? What a stupid remark, there have been all religions and all different type of contestants over the years. Who cares what religion they are, it's an entertainment programme.

What a Moron.
Reserved
04-12-2014
Originally Posted by Archibald Leach:
“Cockney Al didn't like the fact that Felipe outwitted him. Also how the hell did he price the rope at £52 and the Skeleton at £320, it just seemed to me that he plucked those figures of of the air to make sure that they would lose.”

To be fair, the candidates are told at the start of the task how much the fines are etc.

In previous series, candidates have stated "we need to buy item X because if we don't we get fined £100, whereas item Y is only a £50 fine", so at least it's not completely rigged...

Not that I've ever understood the fines - and to be honest, I think the show knows the fines are a bit of a flaw, because I don't think we've ever been told the amount the fines are.

Originally Posted by In Arcadia Ego:
“The way he applied the rules was a bit inconsistent: on the skeleton, they were penalised because while Felipe complied with the letter of what was asked for, he didn't comply with the spirit. With the rope, it was the other way round, but they were still penalised.”

That's how the show has always worked, unfortunately. Alan just twists whatever he wishes to make whatever team/candidate look bad and gives him a reason for them to lose/be fired.

No doubt if they skeleton idea had come from someone he's looking to hire, it would've been accepted and praised.

This process is more about finding fault with those he doesn't want to go into business with rather than finding someone he does - the candidate he wants to hire is found before filming begins.
Philip Wales
04-12-2014
TBF Felipe's BF sounded a bit crap, and not something LS would want to get involved in.
slouchingthatch
04-12-2014
Originally Posted by Philip Wales:
“TBF Felipe's BF sounded a bit crap, and not something LS would want to get involved in.”

I thought that as well. Worthy but not a good commercial investment in terms of delivering a return.
vidalia
04-12-2014
Originally Posted by Jon_Carke:
“The Jewish man doesn't get rid of the other Jewish man.....

This is so blatantly twisted.”

How many Jewish winners have there been of the Apprentice? If the answer is nine you may have a point. If the answer is none, perhaps you don't.
Philip Wales
04-12-2014
Originally Posted by slouchingthatch:
“I thought that as well. Worthy but not a good commercial investment in terms of delivering a return.”

It sounded as if it was some sort of 'Social Enterprise' business, which by their definition can't make a profit, and everything must be ploughed back into the business.
slouchingthatch
04-12-2014
Originally Posted by Philip Wales:
“It sounded as if it was some sort of 'Social Enterprise' business, which by their definition can't make a profit, and everything must be ploughed back into the business.”

I interpreted this much the same way.
vidalia
04-12-2014
If Sugar had been so protective of Daniel wouldn't he have said how wonderful they were to get the skeleton for such a great price and praised their initiative before sending them all off to Silverstone and laying into the other team?
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