Caporegime
Episode 2 on tonight - the teams make ice lollies
with more arguments it seems *rubs hands*
with more arguments it seems *rubs hands*
Caporegime
Alan gonna go nuts in the boardroom, I can feel it.
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Get ready for the bait n switch.
Girls looking awful in the boardroom = win?
Girls looking awful in the boardroom = win?
Alan with his stupid anti-May brexit joke - crass .. hopefully some of his businesses go to the wall ... or is he shorting the pound
... even if the essex boy can sell on the market, how is that useful to alan.
edit : connosewer out ! for pronounciation
... even if the essex boy can sell on the market, how is that useful to alan.
edit : connosewer out ! for pronounciation
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How the girls premium lollies weren't refunded i don't know. I dont think any were actually eaten. just thrown out and only bought for the publicity of getting on the TV
Caporegime
£3.50 for a lolly though? Even Magnums aren't that pricey and they are premium lollies. Must be London prices. 
maybe there is no such thing as bad publicity ... but if you were thinking of doing businnes with girls (garden/plant can't even remember their name) company wouldn't you think twice ... but you'd visit the bar and say good on you .. you threw the boys product in the bin.
Girls got a bit lucky with their corporate customer there, that "premium product" being semi rejected then back in with the claim that 80 were fine "OK we'll buy 80 on trust" WTF...
Dean's screw up of not even accepting £1 would have still left them loosing the task overall.
That posh **** had a real attitude problem, seems like the right decision to sack the PM though... FML I don't own an ice cream company but that thing was terrible and had nothing "premium" about it even before they started freezing.
Dean's screw up of not even accepting £1 would have still left them loosing the task overall.
That posh **** had a real attitude problem, seems like the right decision to sack the PM though... FML I don't own an ice cream company but that thing was terrible and had nothing "premium" about it even before they started freezing.
The boys cheap lolly looked far more premium than their premium lolly, any project leader with any sense would have switched them around.
I think if you excluded money the boys have done a better job with the tasks two weeks in a row but ultimately these tasks are judge on profit.
I think if you excluded money the boys have done a better job with the tasks two weeks in a row but ultimately these tasks are judge on profit.
Soldato
Wonder if this season is going to carry on giving them challenges that their business ideas are based around, 2 for 2 currently with failures.
A previous season came to my office, I wasn't in the day they were there as I'd already had a holiday booked but we had an e-mail go around so that staff could opt out of being filmed etc...
So yes I wager a lot of it is pre-planned by the production team - they don't suddenly choose to pop into a random office or other business premises complete with film crew to try and flog a load of product etc.. the producers have set it all up in advance.
In the first task I'd bet they just had that specific wine tasting event and that specific safari event lined up - no way for the teams to both choose wine tasting etc..
Tom should have gone he basically hijacked the task and didn't understand it, his over-confidence has him sounding delusional at times. The way he hugged the team leader at the end though shows that cronyism is alive and well, if you're popular in the house then you're less likely to be brought back into the boardroom.
Soldato
Three weeks in and I don't think anyone has truly shined yet. Possibly the worst batch they've had so far?
I've got difficulty rememebering a task, ever, that I think was executed as poorly as that ..
I guess there was a constraint on the manufacture/form of the product that was not explained, or did the contestant have so little imagination ?
the ridiculous size of the tiny horse ... obviousuly a potential ingestion problem for siblings;
(yes its been there forever) but the 20minutes and out of the house thing ... can anyone do that ?, obviously no breakfast either.
.... The precocious children come from Eton prep school. ?
Jermoline ! what is this name ? it sounds like the wound cream.
I guess there was a constraint on the manufacture/form of the product that was not explained, or did the contestant have so little imagination ?
the ridiculous size of the tiny horse ... obviousuly a potential ingestion problem for siblings;
(yes its been there forever) but the 20minutes and out of the house thing ... can anyone do that ?, obviously no breakfast either.
.... The precocious children come from Eton prep school. ?
he's beginning to remind me of Damien from the Omen ... and maybe his power is getting the other candidates to destroy themslves.
Jermoline ! what is this name ? it sounds like the wound cream.
No way, the rest of the team didn't have any ideas, at least Tom came up with something. There's nothing stopping the PM from intervening and changing it (Weak leadership).
Its easy to lay blame when the responsibility was taken on by someone else.
Souleyman literally offered nothing and expect for giving negative comments which didn't help.
Lord Sugar fired the right guy imo
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Caporegime
I'm going hot and cold regards Lottie. I think she could be one to get to the end. I hope she's on it for a while, I love how nuts she seems to be. She's like a perfect geek girlfriend.