Pedicab Confessions The Apprentice USA

-Previously on The Apprentice...

-Rockport is one of the best companies in the business.

..the teams were tasked with producing a fashion show for Rockport shoes.

Do well, have fun.

Project manager Wade had a relaxed attitude...

Let's just have fun. Let's not panic.

..while project manager Stephanie

took a no-nonsense approach.

Today is Operation Win,

not Pick On Whatever Each Other's Weakness Is.

On the men's team, there was a concern

about David's prominent role...

I'll open it. I'll pass it off to Gene.

I'm going to hand it to my brother from another mother.

David is a loose cannon.

To me, that's too much of an X-factor to trust.

..but it was Gene who dropped the ball.

-You don't have this?

-No, I don't have...

That's what I've been telling everybody.

It was like watching a horse die out there.

Liza spotted a flaw in Kelly's casting...

-He's not wearing the shorts?

-Yeah.

I noticed this guy wearing shorts,

and he's got these scabs on his legs.

..but the women's presentation was a success.

Brandy definitely kept the story going,

and there was a connection with the audience.

In the boardroom, Liza threw Kelly under the bus.

It was so clear, Kelly, and that's why I said...

I didn't think that he should wear it with the scabs.

But the competition wasn't even close.

But your team so blew away the men...

-Just get out of here. You were fantastic.

-Thank you.

With the men in the firing line,

Mr Trump questioned Wade's choice of MC.

You should have picked Steuart and Anand.

They would have made a nice presentation.

Steuart, why didn't you put your hat in the ring?

Cos he wants to harass women.

That's a very harsh accusation.

In the end, Gene shouldered the blame.

If you want to fire me, go right ahead.

All right. Gene, you're fired.

And Mr Trump didn't stop there.

-Wade, you were the boss.

-I...

You're fired.

I'm telling you, Kelly, right now,

from the very beginning, I was just so impressed with you.

But you didn't say that in the boardroom. She could've been fired.

-OK, I am sorry, but you didn't get fired.

-And now you look like a weak player.

Yes! I am a weak player in his eyes now.

And when I get sent home, Liza, the first thing I'm going to do is

write you a thank-you note, personally.

This is an absolute game changer for me.

I have been defending Liza since we've gotten here,

so it's game over for her.

The other women are going to put her out of here,

and I'm not going to stop them.

OK, there we go.

ALL: One, two, three, four...

THEY GASP

-He fired two people?!

-Oh, my God!

I hate the whole walk of shame into the girls' war room after a loss,

and it was really humiliating when just four of us came back.

Listen, you're nothing but a virus to this team.

-I hate to say it, but now I'm going to say it.

-Who's here? Am I here?

You're here by the stroke of your ass, that's why.

That was completely uncalled for.

He accused us of

the only reason we wanted to be the ones picking out the wardrobes

was so that we could "harass the women".

Who was raving about seeing women today without clothes on? You.

Come on.

Every boardroom has thrown me under the bus

about how, "David did this wrong," or, "David's this."

I don't care. I have very thick skin, and I ultimately want to be the apprentice,

and I'm going to have to bulldozer through to get there.

So, I might as well start now.

Bring me in the boardroom with you if you lose.

-Fine.

-Cos you'll go home and not me.

Go toe-to-toe with me, buddy.

-We'll just have to see there.

-We'll see.

-OK.

-Hello, Stephanie.

-Hi.

-How are you? Nice to see you again.

Nice to see you. Thank you for having me.

As the project manager,

because we won the Rockport fashion-show task,

I'm here to meet with Michael Rupp,

the CEO of Rockport, and I'm very excited.

So, let's talk a little bit about you and your background.

I'm from Montreal.

I studied international business and marketing.

And I've been in banking for ten years.

What is the field where you see yourself going?

I see myself in international marketing.

What we are offering you is to participate

in one of adidas Group's

-advanced management training programs.

-OK.

I feel as though I really connected with Mr Rupp.

He's so polished, he's so professional,

and he's so enthusiastic about his vision.

I share that same passion for life and for business.

So, it could be a great opportunity,

and there could be potential for the future for me,

so I'm excited.

Good morning.

ALL: Good morning, Mr Trump.

As you can see, they named a bus after me.

Do you believe this?

Today, you're going to be doing something very exciting.

You're going to be creating

your own pedicab tour of New York. Ivanka, give them some details.

You're going to have to pass a test to get your license,

then design a tour, sell it,

and ultimately pedal your asses off across the city.

It's all about the tour.

It's all about who makes the most money.

My advisers this week will be Ivanka and my son Eric.

Who is going to be your project manager? Kelly?

-I am, sir.

-You are?

I am, sir. 'I was very concerned

'that Mr Trump thinks that I'm a weak player,'

so being project manager on this task

is absolutely my chance to shine.

Anand, who is your project manager?

I am, sir. 'I thought my time had come'

to really step up and be project manager.

I think I've proven to be a leader on every task so far.

Are you a fan of pedicabs?

-I sure am, sir.

-See, it depends, to me, on who the driver is.

If it's Clint, I don't want his ass in my face.

OK?

Do a great job. It's not easy.

Good luck.

Welcome, you guys. How you doing?

Well, our job today is to turn you into pedicab drivers.

When we arrive at the training facility,

I see several different pedicabs. I see oranges.

I see wooden blocks on the floor.

It kind of reminded me of an obstacle course from PE

in elementary school.

It's going where it wants to go, not where I want it to go, though.

Did I go through? Ooh! No!

I really feel like I'm about to fall. Damn it!

I got this.

He's got it.

All right. Good move, good move.

Nice and strong.

Can I try it once without a saucer?

No, no, you got to use one hand.

-She's got to hit these marks.

-Aah!

It turns by itself!

Riding a pedicab is nothing like riding a bike.

You start to go, and it's going to crash to the floor.

It's very terrifying.

You guys did a great job.

Most of you seem to be getting it,

but there are two I need to single out

because I'm concerned about your safety.

OK, so that would be Kelly and Mahsa.

I'm just afraid to let you out on the streets.

I think it's a very big blow to the team

when the PM gets sidelined,

and we're going to try and use that to our advantage.

What I'm really concerned about

is just being able to carry people in traffic.

New York City has some of the heaviest traffic

in the world.

-Who can't ride a

-BLEEP

-bike? Seriously?

So, they didn't pass the test.

But we're going to use them in sales,

so now they have no excuse.

They better sell twice as much as everyone else.

All right, guys. I love the idea that has been tossed around

about a gimmick pedicab ride,

like a Spartacus-style chariot race.

OK, the task today is to manage and operate

a fleet of three New York pedicabs.

I think we have a great concept, guys.

I really like it.

Our concept is,

turn the pedicabs into Roman chariots.

You know, guys dressed up in Roman outfits

and maybe have a little sword fight as we go.

Shouldn't we go ahead and try to pre-sell a few?

Pre-sales is absolutely a great idea

because we're guaranteed something.

Maybe we just do it around Trump Tower.

We really felt that pre-sales were going to be very important.

We decided to start marketing our service a day in advance

and really create a stir.

Now, this is the chest strap

for the Steuart naked-man costume.

Can you just focus on the task at hand?

Well, what do you think I'm doing?

I'm outfitting you guys for your beautifulness.

Hi, folks. How's it going?

It's going very well.

I mean, obviously, there's a ton of competition,

so we wanted to do something

that's really going to separate ourselves from the rest.

So, we came up with the idea of a Roman chariot pedicab.

-Wow.

-Ivanka's visit was great.

When we told her what we were planning on doing, her face lit up.

She seemed excited about it.

She thought it was innovative and original.

So I think we're really onto something here.

We want to really give a unique experience to whoever our customer is.

Only in theory.

David is lurking in the background.

I really don't know what to make of him.

We'll see if he brings energy to the task tomorrow.

I didn't see a tremendous amount of energy today.

David, if you would slow down on the idle chatter,

it would help all of us right now.

It's a tense time right now for this deal.

We're trying to go make sales.

David did not contribute a single thing

to any discussion - planning, brainstorming.

I mean, he did nothing. So, he's resorting to these tactics to get attention,

and he's doing it to just be a wild guy.

And that'll only last for so long.

- Shh! - No, no, you shush. No, shush yourself.

David, I'm serious.

We got 20 minutes to wait before we go outside.

You know, it's fun to ruffle feathers.

I just do it because I like to get a rise, I guess.

And it's kind of funny.

Let's focus on what we need to do.

-Let's get this

-BLEEP

-job done.

End of story.

-What about around?

-Rockefeller.

No, I'm saying if we start at Fifth Avenue and 48th...

Kelly sent us to go scout locations,

and me and the three blondes, we were the ones chosen.

So, we headed out to go check out the locations in person.

I always think, like, bankers.

So then we want to go into Wall Street.

Targeting men?

-Men.

-Men.

-Kelly?

-Hey.

I think we go where the men are with the money,

and the men with the money are on Wall Street.

The first thing I did

was I assigned Stephanie to lead the sales and the tour route

because where we sold

would absolutely impact how much we were able to sell.

In selling, location, location, location is critical.

-Yeah!

-We came up with the concept of babes on bikes

because we definitely think sex will help sell,

particularly because we're going to Wall Street.

Let me ask you, though, the men near Wall Street will mostly be working.

Do you think they'll stop out of their day to do this with us?

-Yeah, because you will be there to get the lunch crowd.

-Oh, OK.

-You know that world more than I do.

-Don't worry.

Call me when you all get down there,

and let's sync up.

Bye.

As project manager, I'm very nervous.

I didn't think that moving to Wall Street was a great idea.

I really felt that for a pedicab ride,

we should have gone where the tourists were.

But I tell you the truth,

if these girls can pull it off, then I'll support it.

Regal Roman chariot tours, starting tomorrow at 10am.

Tour, Midtown, tomorrow, 10am!

There's a lot of people outside Trump Tower,

whether it's tourists or just New Yorkers,

and it's a great location

if you're trying to sell something, attract attention.

Would you folks like to ride a chariot

around New York tomorrow, 10 to 1:30?

15-minute intervals?

Pre-sales were going to be important for us.

We wanted to actually get some money in our pocket the night before.

We can fit you in.

-All right.

-This has never been done before.

You're our first ones.

You'll be our first customer of the day.

Now, what was your name?

Your chariot awaits!

Your chariot awaits? Does your chariot await?!

You know, I've been to a couple of cockfights and a monkey wrestling,

and I have never seen anything like David.

See the massive Clint lose weight!

I shall slit his neck if you do not ride on the Roman chariot!

I thought you were catching those people coming that way?

Every time I got close to making a sale,

David comes rolling up, screaming like an idiot,

falling down like a drunk man on his sword.

That really instils confidence in someone

who's going to be riding around in New York with you(!)

Careth for a royal ride of regalness tomorrow?

Be gone!

Where are our pedicabs?

Are our cabs here? Yeah, there they are.

The task is to manage and operate three pedicabs

here in New York City and generate the most revenue.

Hello. How are you? Welcome, welcome.

I chose to stay back on the initial run

because I felt that I was one of the stronger salesmen

and I'd be able to wrangle in customers

while I sent three others out to drive our passengers around.

So, basically, we're going to go through the Fifth Avenue shopping district first,

and we'll work our way down towards the Diamond District.

And then we'll come back up Sixth Avenue.

This is the St Thomas Episcopal Church.

Notice the architecture, some amazing work up here.

We have the Peninsula Hotel,

very famous.

Up here on the left is also Cartier.

Everything on this street has to do with money,

which I don't have much of.

Maybe that's why the wife left, no more money.

St. Patrick's Cathedral coming up on our left.

And there is 30 Rock.

That's where the Christmas tree is,

the Today show's being filmed.

Uh, funny story,

my great-great-grandfather was actually killed by a mule.

100% true.

Out of my way!

We're at a gingerly pace, my friend.

You are giving them a robbery of a tour!

How about a little swordplay, my friend?

Oh! I hath been slayed!

Is it a good idea to put David on a bike?

Where else do you put him? On the cash box? He might be out there

folding dollar bills into paper airplanes

and flying them around. Who knows?

He's on a time limit.

You know what I said to time limit?

You guys are my limit of time.

To me, the best place to have him was on a bike. Maybe a car will hit him.

Yeah, and then I joined the service.

So, yep, I served for, you know, six years.

Four active, two reserve.

You guys ever see City Of Joy with Patrick Swayze?

Hi, guys. Stop by at Pine and Williams today!

Bike tours! Babes on bikes!

Come take a ride with us! Come on, guys!

The task began, and we started selling as hard as we could.

Guys!

-I like that outfit.

-Biker babes.

-Where's it going to be again?

-On the corner.

I think this location is ideal

cos we're targeting men with money and we're selling sex.

Hi, sir. What about you? 15 minutes, come on over!

It'll just take 15 minutes.

You sound like one of those creepy massage parlours, Brandy.

Thai massage!

I get you in real quick!

-Hi, sir. Are you interested in getting a bike ride today?

-No, thanks.

Right now, we don't seem to be having a lot of success.

The issue is just people aren't really interested.

Babes on bikes!

An experience you'll never forget! It'll be awesome.

It's only 15 minutes of your time. Only 15 minutes, ma'am.

Stephanie has picked the wrong location.

I mean, I haven't even taken one person on a ride.

Everybody I talked to,

it didn't even matter how much it is.

They're just really not interested.

They're busy. People are going about their business.

And we really have to, like, change the game.

Hi. Free tour today!

-Oh, I'm fine, thanks.

-OK.

We're going to be giving away a free 15-minute ride

around the Financial District.

Liza is doing an awful job at sales, as always.

She starts throwing in, "Free, free."

People think it's free, and they get kind of annoyed

when they find out it's not free.

Hi, we're going to be giving away a free tour today.

I did.

Babes on bikes! Come check it out!

So, let's come together very quickly.

OK, so talk to me about what's going on,

-cos this is looking like a cluster

-BLEEP

-and we need to fix it very soon.

-So, where are we?

-What's going on is that

we can't get people interested.

So, we're in the middle of the task, it's not yet lunch hour,

and I feel as though everyone's panicking, including Kelly.

This is classic sales. Sales is not always easy.

It's a numbers game, Kelly. Don't worry.

No, I'm not worried about you all. I'm worried about the...

-I need people. I need people to fall out of the sky.

-They're coming.

You have to work hard. That's why not everyone's in sales.

And there's peaks and valleys.

And right now, everyone just needs to stay focused.

Lunchtime is going be awesome.

This sucks.

Stephanie was in charge of finding the location,

and she was also in charge of sales,

and neither of those two really played out.

Hi, sir.

The location is absolutely horrible.

I mean, there's really no other way to say it.

There's not enough just regular foot traffic on this block,

and the people who are coming have somewhere to be. So right now,

we're all pretty much just hanging out on the corner.

Maybe this was a bad idea. Maybe we should have been in the tourist area.

Yeah. This sucks.

Oh, Poppy, that's the same guy you were talking to.

You'll do it? Awesome.

All right, so I'll take you around, right around here.

-Sound good? All right, very nice.

-Awesome.

At least we broke the ice.

The first hour was slow,

but the big rush would be at lunch.

So, at 11:30, people started to come out of the office.

That's when everything started to pick up,

and that's when we started to sell.

Hi, guys. Pedicab ride.

-Sure, why not?

-OK.

15 minutes, right?

Yeah, yeah, 15 minutes. All right, perfect.

High five, sir. Thank you so much. Thanks, guys.

Between 11:30 and 1, we really sold.

There was always at least one bike out on the road.

So, we were doing well.

-Thank you so much.

-Can you do it ten minutes?

We could do it in ten minutes.

-Yeah.

-All right, yeah.

-I'll support you guys.

-Thank you.

And Poppy will take you, cos she's super fast.

Poppy, can you help her?

I think everybody really hustled out there.

But I must say that Poppy, who has no sales experience,

every time I looked up, Poppy either had somebody walking to her cart

or on her cart.

Ah! Now we're in action!

Oh, we are definitely in action.

This is actually extremely, extremely sexy.

I haven't been looking at Wall Street

for the past 15 minutes over there.

Not really a good view, I have to tell you!

Roman chariot tour of New York!

If you ladies are having a good time, feel free to tell everybody.

We're going to do my traditional running start

like I'm a bobsled member.

Ready? Dig! Dig!

Ride our Roman chariot tour around New York.

It's going good. I think it's picking up now.

We actually have some people riding.

In fact, all three carts are out.

Right now, there's people walking by me,

just trying to snag every one of them.

So, we started slow, but people love us.

-Did you have fun?

-Yes!

Take the ride! Listen to the customers!

The most frustrating part of this task

was dealing with David.

But other than that, I think everything went very well.

Today was all about execution,

and we put on a great show for our customers.

Everybody had a really good time.

-Pedicab ride, 15 minutes.

-What about you guys?

Ladies, this is the last push,

-so find everything in the bottom of your toes.

-Yeah.

-Hi, guys.

-Hey, guys. How are you doing?

We're doing babes on bikes today.

-Let's go.

-Yes.

- Kelly? - Yes?

Do you think you're beating the guys right now?

We definitely hope that we're beating the guys right now.

We're standing out there selling as hard as we can,

and I look up and see Eric Trump.

Look at this.

I was relieved because the moment he came

happened to also have been our busiest moment.

Who's your best salesperson?

I think Poppy is doing an amazing job today.

I just sold four rides.

You did, but Poppy's selling and riding,

so I have to give it to Poppy today.

All right. That's fine.

-What the

-BLEEP?

Poppy is a joke. She's 23. She has no experience.

She has absolutely no leadership abilities.

And what people are you targeting?

Young men in ties, dressed like yourself.

Keep doing a good job.

-Thank you.

-I couldn't shut up.

I actually had to say something.

I'm really serious about that.

She told that to Eric?

We're, like, the ones selling the most here.

-I'm really pissed.

-I'm so pissed, I can't even tell you.

We're the ones who went out and got all these people

and brought them here.

Today was very frustrating.

Agh!

Myself and Mahsa were busting our butts selling.

We kept this team afloat, and we got no credit.

Poppy got credit. I mean, how random.

-I think it's

-BLEEP

-too that everyone's trying to take credit for everything.

-It doesn't matter.

-And then when Eric came, someone heard you say

the most valuable player was Poppy. Why would you say that?

Yes, I made the comment, period.

Mahsa and Stephanie threw a hissy fit.

And they basically were acting like children.

Allow someone else to have recognition other than you.

I don't even care. It seems like people were just coming up to me.

Well, obviously you care, because Stephanie knows about it.

Stephanie's bringing it to me, so she cares.

Mahsa is extremely overbearing.

I mean, I think that it's just a lot of insecurities.

People that are really, truly confident in themselves

don't need to tell other people why they're so wonderful.

It's like, you know what? I did sales, too.

I think everybody did a great job. I have continually said that.

I was asked a question, and I answered it the way that I felt was fitting.

Mahsa's pissed off.

That's not the kind of energy that our team needs.

If we have to fight, let's fight it out at the end

when we're in the boardroom and we have to make a decision

about who goes home. But during the task,

we need to stay focused and we need to stay positive.

Ladies, we're at five minutes.

Only five minutes left to sign up!

Come on, guys! Have a little fun.

I got two minutes left to sell you.

Come take a ride with the babes on bikes!

Hail to Caesar!

Anand, what was the theme of your tour,

-and who came up with it?

-You know, Mr Trump,

we wanted to really separate ourselves from the rest

and do something very different.

So, we chose a Roman chariot-style pedicab.

And you thought it was a great idea?

Immediately, the moment that came out, it just sounded fun.

It sounded unique.

And I actually have to credit Clint here.

Is Clint a strong player?

-Clint is a very strong player, Mr Trump.

-I know he's physically strong,

-but is he a strong player?

-He's also mentally strong,

and he's such a huge contributor.

I feel very confident in the job that our team did.

- Thanks, man. - And I am very confident that we won.

OK. So, Clint, how did your team do?

Mr Trump, I believe we...

I believe we may have pulled one out today.

But before we get there,

do you mind if I tell you a little bit

-about my buddy Dave here?

-No, go ahead.

Dave is the most classless, schizophrenic human

I have ever met in my life.

Dave cannot find his rear end in the bathtub

when it comes to business.

He is a disruption. He's a problem.

And, frankly, win, lose, or draw tonight, sir,

I beg you, I implore you

to rid us of this plague before we go any further,

or we won't be able to function.

That is probably the strongest group of words

I've ever heard on The Apprentice.

Well, it's strongly felt, sir.

I just want to sit here and say

that I completely 100% back up Clint in his statement.

To the point where we've nicknamed David The Virus.

I have to say that working with Anand and Clint,

I mean, I'm very confident we won this task, but...

It's a breath of fresh air. We work good together.

Mr Trump, it was three against six. It wasn't four against six.

Ridiculous.

He is a negative influence on all of us.

Hey, get your hand out of my face, David.

I'll remove it if you want me to.

You're real cautious when someone touches you.

I will remove that hand if you ever put it in front of my face again. You understand me?

It's been almost impossible, Mr Trump. In a task like this,

where we only have four people on our team

and we have three pedicabs

and we need to have one person trying to garner sales,

David needs to be micromanaged.

David, how do you feel right now?

You're getting beaten up very badly. How do you feel?

I knew that the three of them didn't like me.

Uh, I don't respect them.

They don't respect me. It's obvious.

So, what happens if your team wins

and you have to put up with David for another week?

You know, Mr Trump,

if we have to put up with him,

it's just got to continue the way it has been, with babysitting.

What are you going to do? Are you going to be able to function?

-Clint, you seem to take it more seriously than the others.

-I do.

And you know you have the power to help us,

even if we win, lose or draw.

And I'm imploring that you end this for us tonight.

But, you know, the game's not played that way.

If you win, I can't fire David.

David, if you win,

as a team, what are you going to do to mend this?

I mean, you've already stated you don't respect anyone.

I can fall on my sword when I need to.

I can make amends the best.

It's will these guys accept a change?

You know, we change for things that we want.

I want this bad.

So, am I willing to change to live with these guys

to make sure we can win the next task and I can contribute?

Of course.

I think they're going to be very close to you after that wonderful...(!)

Well, that's what I want.

-It's going to be just a beautiful relationship!

-I was moved.

You want to make amends now and work harder

when you should have been doing that.

Sir, there have been more apologies than I can count on two hands.

There's not been apologies, Clint.

But they've been so contrived,

and he's just turned out to be just a loopy nut on this team.

- Clint, just watch the words. - No, that's true.

Every word I use, I choose my words precisely.

And "loopy" and "nut" both apply to you to the tee.

You couldn't get a job as an Oompa-Loompa making gobstoppers.

You absolutely shouldn't be here

applying for Mr Trump's position.

It's insane.

- I'm sorry. - It's ridiculous.

That was funny.

-So, Kelly.

-Yes?

As project manager, if you don't win this task,

you should be ashamed of yourself.

In all of the years,

I've never seen anything like this.

-It's quite dysfunctional, sir.

-You think you'll win?

-I think we'll win, sir.

-Were you happy with your team?

I like my team very much.

I really enjoy working with them.

We have a much stronger team dynamic than the men, obviously.

What was the theme of your team?

The theme that our team decided on

was babes on bikes.

And whose idea was that?

It was a collective decision,

but I think I can credit Brandy, ultimately,

for coming up with the tagline.

Brandy, how did you come up with that idea?

I think, actually, it was mostly the team.

We all had felt, based on previous tasks,

that we hadn't used, sort of, sex appeal

to our full advantage.

And we all felt very comfortable in the way that we did it.

OK, good.

Eric, when you followed the team, what did you notice?

It seemed like there were

some people who were really doing a lot,

and there were some people who were doing less.

You know, right away, I saw Brandy and Poppy.

They were going over to guys on Wall Street,

grabbing their arms, trying to get them in. They were pedalling.

I also saw Kelly, not to single you out,

but not doing that.

You know, you were the team leader.

You had failed the pedicab school.

And you weren't doing nearly as an effective job selling.

I would agree with you

on the bicycle licensing part. I did fail the test.

But I was a very effective seller.

We have different selling styles. Mine is less aggressive,

but I wouldn't say it's not as effective.

I did close sales today.

-Kelly, who was the least effective?

-In terms of selling?

-The team.

No, in terms of winning.

Overall, I think that Liza

has the greatest opportunity for growth.

Why? Why?

I think she's probably been exposed

to this type of business environment the least.

I think she definitely has passion and commitment for it.

That could be true. Don't you think so, Liza?

No, I wouldn't say that, Mr Trump.

They've all been working for businesses,

But I've actually had my own business,

and I worked a full-time job.

And, I mean, I had my golf scholarship.

So saying that I don't have the same experiences they do

is completely false.

That's not really a bad thing, you know.

But she was saying you probably don't have the same experience,

and that could be true.

So, Mahsa, my New Yorker, you think your team won?

I hope that we won, sir.

You think you won?

I'm not sure, but I hope that we won, sir.

Well, what does that mean? Do you think you won?

Tell me.

I have a very good idea of what we sold,

how much we sold.

I know who sold what, and I hope that we won.

All right. Well, OK.

So, Mahsa, who was your team's weakest link?

You know what, Mr Trump?

From what I saw, keeping track of who sold what,

I would say Liza sold, let's say, the least.

-Can I just say something, Mr Trump?

-Yes.

In this situation, where we have a brand

that we're trying to sell, babes on bikes,

I was on the corners yelling to people,

and maybe somebody heard it on the other side

and came this way, and then somebody else

just happened to be over there and made the sale.

So, you can say what you want to say,

-but if you stood individually on one corner...

-But Liza, maybe you won, OK?

-I know, Mr Trump.

-Let's find out who won.

-OK.

-Shall we?

-Yes, Mr Trump.

Men, are we ready?

ALL: Yes, sir.

All right, Eric, tell me, how did the women's team do?

Well, Fortitude made 320.

Ivanka, the men?

Octane made 950.

So, that's not even close,

-and to be honest with you, Kelly...

-Kind of embarrassing.

..that is not a good performance

against a totally dysfunctional group of people.

-That would be correct.

-So, Anand, congratulations.

Thank you very much, Mr Trump.

And as the winning project manager,

Ivanka has a friend who's absolutely terrific.

Tell us about your friend.

You're going to be meeting with Chuck Davis,

the CEO of Fandango and DailyCandy.

So, as a small-business owner,

you know exactly what an endorsement

from DailyCandy means to viability.

I'm so excited.

All right, men. Go to your suite. You can watch on television.

-Congratulations.

-Thank you.

-Thank you very much, Mr Trump.

-OK. Enjoy it.

Women, you stay here with me. Somebody's about to be fired.

Kelly, as I said before,

as project manager, if you don't beat the men,

you should be ashamed of yourself.

-I'm very ashamed.

-By the way, you not only lost, they killed you. They clobbered you.

Decimated us, sir. Embarrassingly, sir.

So, what do you attribute it to, and who do you attribute it to?

Sir, this is so difficult,

because I think everybody put in it

and tried to do an amazing job today.

Everybody tried to sell,

but I ultimately have to say

I think our location was not optimal.

So, let me ask you this.

The men chose Trump Tower,

which is, you know, a very, very busy place.

You chose Wall Street.

I have a big building on Wall Street, too.

But I would think it's somewhat of a disadvantage.

So, who picked the location?

Stephanie was assigned to pick the location.

I was not assigned sales and ride the bike and location.

Wouldn't that make me the whole company?

You were assigned sales and location scouting, yeah.

But Stephanie said you didn't ask her to pick location.

Well, of course, because she failed at her task, sir,

so of course she's going to say that.

-That's absurd.

-Who went scouting the location?

What are you saying, Liza?

The people who went to scout the location...

Well, who scouted the location?

What do you need to scout them for?

Who picked the concept of Wall Street, the area of Wall Street?

That would be our sales manager, Stephanie.

Because, to be honest with you, you didn't have a chance

the minute you decided on Wall Street.

And there's plenty of people on Wall Street,

but they're focused on money, money, money.

The last thing they want to do

is ride your pedicab, right?

Well, it's interesting that you say that, sir,

because Stephanie was also focused on money, money, money,

and her point was that these men who have all this money

-would not mind paying...

-Stephanie, why Wall Street?

We made a group decision.

And by the way, you don't have a lot of tourists on Wall Street.

No, we weren't attracting tourists,

because Kelly wanted us to sell 50 rides.

-Kelly wanted it? Kelly wanted that?

-Yes.

-You were adamant about the 50 rides.

-Stephanie, the first thing out of your mouth

was that we needed to sell to rich men.

This is all Stephanie. "Where are the rich men? Wall Street."

Ask the other members of the team, sir.

How could you delegate everything to one person?

What if I get hit by a bus?

This girl and the whole team would have gone down,

according to what she's saying right now.

It doesn't make sense.

Well, I will say this, Kelly.

As project manager,

-you're putting an awful lot of credence on Stephanie.

-On one person.

You would think, as project manager,

you would say, "Well, I don't like Wall Street."

And she had four team members to exercise the sales task.

So the project manager did nothing, is what she's saying.

She didn't ride, she didn't sell and she didn't pick a location.

Mahsa, Mahsa, Mahsa.

Who would you fire if you were me?

I would fire Liza, because it comes down...

Liza?! What the hell is it with Liza?

-Because Liza did not sell one thing, Mr Trump.

-Liza, did you not sell?

Let me explain something to you, Mr Trump.

I went around...

-How many did you sell? Sales.

-OK, here's the thing...

Not one, sir. Zero.

You know what?

In all fairness to her, I couldn't sell on Wall Street either.

I think these men,

these wealthy men that we're talking about,

would be fired if their bosses looked out the window

and saw them on the back of a pedicab

with a bunch of babes on bikes.

Poppy, if you were me, who would you fire?

-Liza.

-Liza, what is it with you?

And the thing is, Mr Trump, it's embarrassing to them because they're choosing me

to be kicked off this team when I wasn't even the one to blame for the location.

Mahsa, let me ask you this one question.

-You know New York more than any of them.

-Right.

How did you allow your team, even though you're not project manager -

in all fairness, Kelly - how did you allow your team to choose Wall Street?

Mr Trump, we just displayed the facts.

We went to Rockefeller Center. There was a lot of tourists.

We didn't think that mums and families

wanted to get on babes with bikes.

And the men with the money are on Wall Street,

and we were targeting sex appeal and...

I know, but weren't you targeting tourists?

I think we were targeting...

Who else is going to ride in one of these things?

You think a New Yorker is going to ride in a pedicab?

Who was responsible for marketing?

-We were responsible for marketing...

-Well, who's "we"?

-Liza and I.

You know, you don't want to take any...

-Zero.

-You're the project manager,

and you keep using the word "we."

We, the whole team.

You know, a leader is a leader.

-It's you. It's not the team.

-Absolutely, sir.

Absolutely, sir.

-I led the marketing...

-Kelly. Kelly.

-I want you to pick two people to bring back to the boardroom.

-Yes.

-Who?

-I'm going to pick Liza to come with me,

and I'm also going to ask Stephanie to stay with me.

Liza, Stephanie and Kelly,

you'll come back to the boardroom.

Everyone else, go back to your suite.

You made it. All, go. Thank you.

Amanda, let them in.

Yes, sir.

Ladies, you can head back in now. Mr Trump is ready.

Sit down, please.

Kelly, what happened?

Sir, it's very black and white.

We lost this task because of location.

And ultimately, Stephanie was tasked to find the location,

and she failed in doing so.

Why would she task location and sales

and managing all the people to one person?

What she's saying is not truthful.

Actually, she tasked sales to me.

So, my responsibility in sales was to script everyone,

make sure we were all on the same page.

But don't you think sales is also about location?

-It's absolutely about location!

-No, she tasked location to the group.

That's fundamental. It's location, location, location.

Can I finish?!

Kelly, please.

-Go ahead.

-This is the leadership we had.

-Stephanie, just talk.

She tasked sales to me.

And to the group, she tasked location,

of which Mahsa took the lead, because Mahsa's from New York.

Where are you from?

I'm from Chicago, and I'm from Canada!

I have no clue about New York City.

Liza, let me ask you this question.

If you were me, who would you fire?

Kelly or Stephanie?

In this task, I would actually fire Kelly.

And that's because she was project manager?

It's because she was project manager, and maybe she should have really

just known more about the location that they picked

and why it wouldn't work

when they went on the road to scout it.

Let me ask you.

Wouldn't it be an obvious thing

to go and poll a bunch of pedicab drivers

and ask them what are the most viable locations in the city?

It's not rocket science.

You don't need to take four people,

scatter them across the city.

-Stephanie was adamant that tourism would not pay off for us.

-That's not true.

I was not responsible for marketing.

Did you agree with her?

Stephanie has the most sales experience on this team.

-I am not a salesperson.

-That's not location.

That's location.

You're from New York.

-You lived in New York.

-I have lived in New York.

-So, why would you rely on someone from Canada?

-Stephanie, you're a banker.

I have no idea about location.

Why would she not pick location herself if she lived here?

Kelly, let me ask you a question.

What were you doing? It seemed like everybody

had something delegated to them.

Absolutely. And the reason for that is, as project manager,

what was most critical for my role

was to put the people where they would be successful.

Wouldn't you say that she was put in a different position, not really the position of choosing the location?

-Yes.

-She was selling.

-She was riding. You weren't riding, right?

-Yes, correct.

-You really weren't selling.

-No.

Kelly, wouldn't you say that, as the project manager,

you should have maybe spoken to Mahsa

or somebody that knows more about New York

as to where you should be trying to make your money?

In all fairness to Stephanie,

she knows nothing about New York, so, ultimately,

aren't you responsible for picking the location?

I am responsible for what happens with the team, sir,

but I can only lead. I have to able to trust my people

to do what it is they're supposed to do.

But Kelly, don't you think it's very simple?

You failed the test.

You failed the task!

Kelly, you're fired.

Sorry, go. Thank you.

Wrong girl to turn against.

Oh, shut up, Stephanie.

-I'm telling you.

-Whatever.

Whatever, Stephanie.

-That was all too obvious.

-I agree.

-I agree.

Stephanie absolutely lied about picking the location.

She was responsible for going to Wall Street,

and ultimately, she was wrong.

But, you know, at the end of the day, I was project manager,

and I was responsible for that decision.

So, that's a fall that I'll accept.

But things have a very funny way of working out,

and I'm sure that Stephanie will fall on her sword very soon.

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