Originally Posted by Monkseal:
“Doing some quick maths it works out roughly like this
Items Where Boys Won
Boat - by £240
Mirror - by £152
Mussels - by £58
Cheese - by £53
Items Where Girls Won
Lace - by £80
Snails - by £59
Glasses - by £40
Anchor - by £7
With the manure being a wash because they both got it for free. The mirror was a big part of the win, but the boat was by far the biggest.”
“Doing some quick maths it works out roughly like this
Items Where Boys Won
Boat - by £240
Mirror - by £152
Mussels - by £58
Cheese - by £53
Items Where Girls Won
Lace - by £80
Snails - by £59
Glasses - by £40
Anchor - by £7
With the manure being a wash because they both got it for free. The mirror was a big part of the win, but the boat was by far the biggest.”
Up to a point, Lord Copper. If the women in France had pulled their fingers out, they'd have won. On the cheese, they misunderstood the word "whole" to save a couple of Euros and cost them a fine. Not buying a mirror or the mussels (and yes, I know they handed that problem back to the UK team but really they should already have bought them) cost two more fines. If they'd bought the missing items at prices not too much more than the boys paid, they'd have won even with the boat.
Vana ran the underperforming French team; Vana got the cheese spec wrong; Vana overruled the UK team on the boat. There is a theme developing here.
It is tempting to say Vana remains in the process only because she took back two members of the UK team who had no idea what happened on the other side of the Channel, but it is disappointing neither Jenny nor Elle did the maths, and surprising that Lord Sugar didn't.



