Originally Posted by wildpark:
“On "The Apprentice" James was greedy and immoral (in a hurry to get rich and not too bothered about how he did it) but he kept being saved by Lord Sugar (what a strange surname!) because he had charm, and was not vindictive (which is quite rare in that programme) .
I admit I am surprised that James in CBB seems nothing but charm, it obviously goes deep; but I agree with you that he is very focused on how much money he can make out of it.
Austin is the same. It is one of the things they have in common. Austin is playing the game by American rules - up the drama to get the votes. James is playing by British rules - the one who the British public believe to be the nicest wins.
Having said that Austin is more familiar than his other American housemates with British culture.
I am not sure whether either James or Austin knows where their niceness ends and their greed begins. The same is true for all of them - except for those Americans who see niceness as a weakness. It is that frontier spirit. In the UK we are too busy trying to get on with each other on this little Island.
LA must be a hell hole.”
“On "The Apprentice" James was greedy and immoral (in a hurry to get rich and not too bothered about how he did it) but he kept being saved by Lord Sugar (what a strange surname!) because he had charm, and was not vindictive (which is quite rare in that programme) .
I admit I am surprised that James in CBB seems nothing but charm, it obviously goes deep; but I agree with you that he is very focused on how much money he can make out of it.
Austin is the same. It is one of the things they have in common. Austin is playing the game by American rules - up the drama to get the votes. James is playing by British rules - the one who the British public believe to be the nicest wins.
Having said that Austin is more familiar than his other American housemates with British culture.
I am not sure whether either James or Austin knows where their niceness ends and their greed begins. The same is true for all of them - except for those Americans who see niceness as a weakness. It is that frontier spirit. In the UK we are too busy trying to get on with each other on this little Island.
LA must be a hell hole.”
BIB He's in full salesman mode. The product he's presenting and selling this time though, is himself.



