Ghazal must have surely lost now.
The Apprentice > 18th April, 9.00pm, BBC One
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Originally Posted by Lula Mae:
“£2.50
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“£2.50
”
£2.50 for the one lot and £2 for the other lot. I may seem mean, but I refuse to pay even 50p for those type of things. Though I never let the kids have that sort of crap anyway.
Originally Posted by Plextor:
“I would have refused to pay and said "Now get it back from the child"
”
“I would have refused to pay and said "Now get it back from the child"
”
I would have pretended I dont know said child as child runs off with lolly
Originally Posted by SWW (SWW):
“Any good estimators?
Who won.... the high-price or the high volume???”
“Any good estimators?
Who won.... the high-price or the high volume???”
hmm i am going for high price
Just because something is an "E number" doesn't mean it's not natural. E300 is Vitamin C
Still a cock up though.
Still a cock up though.
Adam was selling at £2.
Ghazal was selling at £2.50.
So the volume probably means that Ghazal is toast.
Ghazal was selling at £2.50.
So the volume probably means that Ghazal is toast.
Originally Posted by Plextor:
“I would have refused to pay and said "Now get it back from the child"”
“I would have refused to pay and said "Now get it back from the child"
”
yea- see how they would talk themselves out of that one- dont like christina
Originally Posted by daisyboo:
“hmm i am going for high price”
“hmm i am going for high price”
Me too...
Interesting, if she loses and Sir Alan is so unhappy about the volume of units produced... Tre and the lady playing pool back in the House!
Interesting?
they were most rude with their selling techniques i thought. you shouldn't embarrass customers into paying
Originally Posted by TheFirstCut:
“£2.50 for the one lot and £2 for the other lot. I may seem mean, but I refuse to pay even 50p for those type of things. Though I never let the kids have that sort of crap anyway.”
“£2.50 for the one lot and £2 for the other lot. I may seem mean, but I refuse to pay even 50p for those type of things. Though I never let the kids have that sort of crap anyway.”
Actually as I said that I thought its not too bad - it was when that woman wanted to buy 2 for her 2 kids that it sounded like a lot. And I really dont think a treat once in a while does them any harm
Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“Adam was selling at £2.
Ghazal was selling at £2.50.
So the volume probably means that Ghazal is toast.”
“Adam was selling at £2.
Ghazal was selling at £2.50.
So the volume probably means that Ghazal is toast.”
Hiya Alrightmate...
Adam sold quite a bit of stock 'cut-price'... I think it will be close.
Originally Posted by CitySlicker:
“I'm assuming you're referring to locations like the Ivy, which have visiting celebrities. You have restaurants set to wine and dine business people to attract their business. There is no-one I know who lives in London that would go out and book such a table as a routine event.
I don't like the London bashing that we sometimes get, but your logic is just completely wrong with the real world.”
“I'm assuming you're referring to locations like the Ivy, which have visiting celebrities. You have restaurants set to wine and dine business people to attract their business. There is no-one I know who lives in London that would go out and book such a table as a routine event.
I don't like the London bashing that we sometimes get, but your logic is just completely wrong with the real world.”
I wasn't talking about the Ivy at all - I was talking about the myriad of places in London that cater to what I'd call "normal" Londoners - not business accounts/celebrities etc, just routine places for many Londoners.
Unfortunately London isn't the "real world" - it attracts the best people who live fantastic life styles that unfortunatey a lot of people outside London just couldn't comprehend. Sorry if I sound like a snob but just look at the city where The Apprentice is set.
Originally Posted by trustme..addict:
“blinking eck that's close”
“blinking eck that's close”
i think too close for Sir A's liking
Only £10 in it. Reckon SAS will question their policy of practically giving sweets away at the end. Might have been better focusing on selling less at a higher price.
... and Ghazal had Tre and Jadine.... with no people mangement issues.... looks good for her in the long-run?
*tears up sweepstake ticket
*
Surely Adam goes?
*tears up sweepstake ticket
*Surely Adam goes?
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