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This is my board room. This is my money.

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The product sucks. You screwed it up. Who is the waste of space?

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You're fired. You're fired. You are - fired.

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Good evening, and welcome to The Apprentice: You're Fired. As ever,

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with the help of unseen footage, we'll be delving into the detritus

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of tonight's task as 15 business brains lined up to compete for Lord

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Sugar's �250,000 business investment. For the candidates this

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process as well as the hard work gives them a teasing glance at what

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life as a successful tycoon would be like - not just the rewards but

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also living in that beautiful house. And I know Nick in particular when

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he goes to bed must feel like this is the life of luxury. How are we

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sleeping? Bunkbeds because that's how millionaires sleep! Bags be on

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top. First to our panel who are poised to pounce on the one who

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didn't get away we've design and interpreter Rob Law, columnist

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Grace Dent and comedian Hugh Dennis. Welcome to You're Fired. Tonight's

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task of designing a new product left one candidate taking an early

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bath. I am not clear what in fact you did in this task. Maria, you're

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fired. Thank you. Please welcome Maria O'Connor.

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APPLAUSE Welcome. Good to have you here.

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There you go. APPLAUSE

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Maria, it is a pleasure to see you. Welcome. Welcome, welcome. Thank

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you. Do you feel a bit irritated about being out of the...

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really. Not really? Definitely. Because this is very definite to

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your normal gig. You're not like a corporate type. Definitely not.

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run a restaurant... A Greek restaurant. You run everything.

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Cook it, everything. Being away from that business... Was a big

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thing, yeah. Grand. They're long hours, aren't they? Yeah, it's a

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night-time thing. Yeah, sleepy - sleepy time!

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LAUGHTER A lot of sleepy time. OK. Let's

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take a look at where it all went wrong for you. What about all of

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this sleeping nonsense? What does that have to do with it?

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SNORING NOISE I turned around and said, have you

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anything to say on this subject? And she was actually asleep. No, I

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think you'll find I wasn't actually asleep. Hello! You OK? Mm. I just

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fell asleep for literally two seconds. I was so tired. Do you

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have any ideas you want to add? just said "I am thinking about it."

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I'm thinking. I'm thinking. I would say Maria didn't contribute as much

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as the others - falling asleep in the car.

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LAUGHTER You did what is now your customised

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surprised face which even in two weeks we saw the - kind of a

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meerkat who has been startled by something, kind of a ramrod

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straight thing - the sleepy thing? I think you must have been dreaming

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of the tap cosy or something. bad the product was. I was thinking,

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God, this is a nightmare. You came across really well. You were really

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passionate - perhaps too passionate sometimes and not passionate enough

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in other times. Nonetheless, whether in the real world or in

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this thing, that is showing a weakness. What? Sleeping? That is

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not showing a weakness. It's showing you're tired. It is, but

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tiredness is a weakness there. Could you not just have said you

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were market researching gadgets to keep you awake in cars? That could

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be the thing. I can't be mad at you because I like a nap. I think

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that's a good thing. I think it kind of rejuvenates you and makes

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you stronger. I can't slag you for that. I like a nap. At church I

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like to nap. Children like to nap. Many great people like to nap, but

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I doubt they went, "Winston, Winston!" And he went, "I was

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thinking, I was just - ahh -" LAUGHTER

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Ahh - about the war, and - and what not!

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LAUGHTER It was - from two minutes into this

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episode, I knew you were going. thanks. Thanks a lot. I knew you

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were going, right? Obviously, you know, you had the nap, but I like

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that. You - obviously, you were too gobby, and sometimes - you were the

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youngest there, and it showed. You have somewhere to go from there. I

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would rather be you than some of them lot in there. Thank you.

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in five years' time, yule she'll be in a suit, own five restaurants. It

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will all change, yeah. She'll be working for "the man"! You will be

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the man to answer to - five restaurants. We'll get back to that

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a little bit later. I think your big mistake, by the way, was not

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LAUGHTER And that's like heaped! That's

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properly stacked amount of shugar There is nothing wrong with sugar.

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No, sugar is fantastic. But what you have to learn is that is a

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short-term energy boost, and at some stage, you will crash and uhh,

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fall asleep. That is the way sugar works.

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LAUGHTER You can't drink too many fizzy

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drinks because - ay-ay-ay, then like that - (Snoozing)

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Let's talk about the other product they didn't go with. Oh, the

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pillow? Yeah, because I don't know where you lie when you have a bath,

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but do you not put your head at the other end of the bath?

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APPLAUSE I find - when I sleep in hot water,

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I like to be wedged, but I also like that extra danger of one side

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being incredibly hot metal so as we press against one side - ah-oh-ah!

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LAUGHTER I also thought it was very good -

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is this like a sexy product, if you have a bath with your partner or

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girlfriend or whatever, in which case I am thinking, yeah, champagne,

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yeah, chocolates, yeah, candles, yeah. A cosy for the taps is not

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the sexiest product, is it? Who was it aimed at? Who was it for?

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Nothing says let's have some special grown-up time like - a

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cosy! And we'll stay in the mood like this. I think we should get on

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to the product and the product was the key, wasn't it, because the

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task was to discover a gadget. Probably a clever thing to say

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would be what problems could we attempt to solve here, right? They

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were desperate for some problem to solve. This must be just the work

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of a complete killjoy. The one problem I have when I am with my

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little boy when he's in the bath he makes a mess. He splashes

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everywhere. I am like, stop splashing! Trying to make bath time

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a little bit less messy, OK? Why has nobody thought of this sooner?

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You have designed stuff for kids - the Trunki. You're currently

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working on that back Pac. The car seat booster, yeah. You've to say

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it was genuinely a problem. always start with a focus group, as

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Lord Sugar set out for you guys there. It was getting the target

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market there, asking some questions. In the episode, no-one was

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interested in the bath guard. For some reason it got picked up later

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on. No-one wanted the bath guard. I think you were bang on. When you

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were out in the research, you were saying we should just be listening

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to the public and seeing what they want and not being too sidetracked

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by what we think, which is exactly what you need to do. But you run a

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kitchen. You need gadgets. There must be problems... We didn't have

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the kitchen. We got stuck with the bathroom. What problems do you have

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in the bathroom? Honestly! You have the bath, the toilet, you're sorted,

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honestly. LAUGHTER

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Even the problem - as a problem, who worries about children

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splashing about? No-one, not the children - for a start, there are

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all sorts of weird things with it. It was the wrong size so you'd have

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to have a child who was exactly that size who doesn't move, and

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children never, ever move. I was trying think of what the

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inspiration for it was. It actually looked to me like a junior riot

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shield for mothers. APPLAUSE

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Do you know, it may be the time to bring out this magical thing. Say,

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this is a bath. Presumably, you place it there, and then you look

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in at the child. "How is your bath going? You having a good time now?

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Don't forget to wash your hair and behind your ears. Good kid, very,

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very good. Don't get into trouble because I can't reach over this to

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save you. How you doing in there? Good. It's a special family time.

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We're having special family bonding time. Don't get me wet! Don't get

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me wet! The last thing I need is wet." You can threaten to use the

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water cannon on them if they don't behave. Yes.

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APPLAUSE Pass it down. The thing is - sorry.

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If I was a child and had these crayon and I was looking at this

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per cent pex thing, I would be looking around thinking, there are

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lots better things to draw on than this. Exactly. This is an example

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where Maria was completely right. This is a crap product. And you

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said it was crap. The problem with The Apprentice is what's glorified

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is being able to work in a team, and if a product is crap, you're

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all meant to get behind it and lie. I could see on your face you

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thought it was absolutely awful. That's great. I like your honesty

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in that. It looks like it's from a pound shop, and it feels like it,

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and yeah, it's rubbish. And you were right. I was wanting - if it

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was going to be a problem, I thought, how would you actually -

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because it only covers a segment of the bath. The only way you could

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solve this problem would be really going - you take your child, like

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it is here - let's have a look at a child like it is here - you take

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the child, right, and then you entirely encase him in Perspex and

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then you clean him. That is my solution A, right? Solution B - now,

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genuinely I am impressed with these. These are Dara's bath mitts, right,

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and you put the child's hands in them, and then you press them

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against the side of the bath - LAUGHTER

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And then the child struggles, but while struggling is both safe, and

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then you can clean them without - they'll bite you occasionally, yeah.

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These are available from Dara'sbathmitts.com. They won't

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bite you if you have this! What you need is the two. If you put the

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bath mitts on to the riot shield, then you can lift the shield out to

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the dry area. The girls' team was led by Jayne, and she got most of

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the splash-back from this. Splash - Splish Splash.

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A splash guide for the bath. This to me looks like a toy.

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actually have water-proof crayons. What's going to stop my child from

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then taking that and drawing on my bath? The product basically sucks.

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It's not a gadget, and you have totally misread what I asked you to

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do. What did you ask them for? Ideally, if you were to order a

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million units - # Splish, splash, I forgot about

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the bath # A million units? Jayne, you say

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you're a good businesswoman and started a business on your own. I

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put you into a piddling little business, and you let it go,

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screwed it up. You have worked with her. How did

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you find her? Mm-hmm. Is that a positive mmm? Don't sound it.

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Didn't get on with her? Not really. What did you think of Jayne?

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think she'll go really far. She's not my cup of tea, but I think

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she'll go really far. Out of all of them, when you saw them looking

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towards you in the first week, she just looks like somebody who would

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get hired. Have you ever pitched a million units to a customer?

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took hard graft for us to pitch that many. At which point did you

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think, this is ridiculous. I was going, enough is enough. We were

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running through the figures. She's going, a million units. I am going,

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a million units? She says I reckon I can get Amazon to take a million

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units. A million units? Yeah, get on with it! Well, that worked out

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for you, didn't it? We have seen some pitches in our time on The

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Apprentice but nothing quite like this for the sheer mind-

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bogglingness of it. You have made a complete financial

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mess of the figures. If you were to buy a million, it's going to give

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them a profit margin of 240. doesn't quite add up, the numbers.

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Let me just refer you over to our financial team. I have to say, I

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was cinging in the pitch. The prices were all wrong. It was a

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shambles. So if you were to buy 100,000, the profit on that - I am

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working it out. I am not brilliant on figure, but I didn't actually

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hear anyone shout out and say, "Let me take the figures on." You have

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harmed the team if you put yourself forward for something you can't do.

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It was a bit of a mess. It wasn't a mess. It was a mess. Is that a

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legitimate defence - if you say, I have never done heart surgery

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before, but no-one else said they could land the plane, so I had to

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land the plane, so we hit a couple of mountains! Is that a defence?

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she said she could do it, then she ended up like a barber after three

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. We in the baby market. No-one makes 240%. It is more 40%. They

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were so far off it was unbelievable. This is more than all the babies

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born in Britain. So that is a calculation. It doesn't cover the

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whole bath. You would have to buy two or three. And there are exports.

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Just an idea. OK, this is some times a difficult moment. It is

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time to hear from Lord Sugar and your former colleagues. Malaria,

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young, very fiery, very loud. God. No problem being loud but a

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lot of what she said had no substance. I don't think she has

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conducted herself professionally. No. I found it hard to be in the

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car with Maria. She is in your face. He didn't come up with any ideas in

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the brainstorming. She maybe good in the restaurant but I didn't see

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any potential for her to be my business partner. That is why I

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fired her. What do you think of your colleagues saying that?

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well, what you going to do? You are not going to be employing any of

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them. Definitely not. Where is the restaurant by the way? Sandwich in

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Kent. Where are the next four going to be. Tonbridge well, Folkestone

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and Kent. Rob. It is a tough thing, you went to another television show.

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Yes we took the Trunkis on Dragon's Den. It is almost six years ago,

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the pitch started perfectly. It was back in the episode with Richard

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Farley was there and I took him for a tow round the studio. He enjoyed

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it. I think Theo got jealous because I didn't offer him a ride.

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He started tugging away at the Trunkis and he pulled one of the

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towing leashes and it fell over then, went down hill very rapidly.

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But left the den thinking I have ruined my business, when this airs

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on the telly. How am I going to recover? But the public saw through

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it, we have sold over a million units. We export to 62 countries.

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We have won over 50 awards. The last time u saw Theo I was picking

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up young business of the year. APPLAUSE. So, that was a nice

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moment. The boys won it again, despite the revolution

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anyinitiative of not letting the inventor speak in his own pitch.

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am not allowed. It is not about not being allowed. It is. The inventor

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was forbid on the speak. If any questions get asked, are you saying

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don't answer them? How do you get the USPs across to the consumer?.

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That is a great question. In terms of the product you have a choice.

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They will be facing a simple choice. And to further aference your

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question, we would encourage it to get to market, the say way it was

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why it was created. APPLAUSE. The ip ven for is the best person to

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explain. You can't always present but you are the most passionate

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person and passion sells. Steven's pitch was appalling. What was going

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on there? Yes, in is what you do. You take the lid off it. Take the

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top off it like this and then, you go, oh. And then it all goes in

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here, on the desktop. You get the idea. And then, for some reason,

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you apparently you use this, to push it down. Yeah. This is what,

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because, my food is taking up too much space at the moment. But if I

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could come press, it is difficult to see. We created a model using

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the same technology, this is it here. And as you can see, it is the

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incredibly difficult to come press. This is really been on the market

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for some time. Maybe you have seen them. Select retailer, thank

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heavens that now I can squeeze down my veg. Yes, that is basically it.

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There is a hole. There is a hole. What is that doing? What is

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bleeding out of this thing? Cabbage juice. It looks like the love child

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of a cafetiere and R2-D2. I would buy it even if it didn't work. I

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think. Because it looks great. really like that product and I

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would probably end up buying it. I would buy it on the internet before

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I realised how rubbish it S It is the kind of product which is best

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sold at about two in the morn something by going, you need the

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food Compaq for Compaq for, because you take your food, squash it down,

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it will run out into your kitchen off the tiny patented hole we have.

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I think there was something in that hole but it has fallen out and

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broken. Like a valve. You really want to buy it now! I wanted the

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Brocken thing that would bleed on to my desktop he said at one stage.

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Tapping away, eating an apple and oh, then it would bleed rotten

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vegetables on your table. Ridiculous. And I like the way from

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a distance it looks like a sex toy. Very discreet. From a distance

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obviously. My gosh! I wouldn't know. I am glad I have never seen you

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naked! Loving the way you act like you haven't! The eco-bin won the

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day but if Adam had his way it could have been different. Did you

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have any other ideas. Yes, rubber gloves with scourers attached to it.

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Magic hands. I like that. Rubber You rinse, bang, done. It is all in

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one. It's a good idea. Fantastic. would rather buy a sponge to be

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honest. Thanks for that. It seems to be to me to be unanimous.

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Obviously the real power of the rubber gloves stuff, if for example

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you are washing your children. You can scour them with one hand and

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more jebtly caress them with the other. These may not be the proper

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prototype. We made you some scouring things and superglued them

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to the gloves. That might be what it looks like, oh no. Harsh. Soft.

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It would. Do you know what I did, I forgot mention it. This is their ad.

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What is the word that stands out for you? Multi-functional. What is

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function number two? We are not looking for three and four, just

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number two, right. Oh you can drink the stuff that drips out the bottom.

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. You can make coffee and use it in Star Wars reenactments. What did

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you think of Adam? He was very passionate. But you have to listen

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to people and he overruled that guy. He said I wouldn't buy it and he

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lied to his team saying there wasn't anyone who did not like the

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idea. He said thanks any way. Which is one way of dealing with it.

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too often people get too passionings -- passionate they

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don't listen, they don't get the feedback that steer hem in the

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direction of a product you can sell, rather than something you can only

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show. We did notice, we noticed with the girls last week there was

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tension. This is the first time we saw the boys who have been all high

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fives and what a team we are, go guys, so split down the middle.

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There was one particular clash that is brewing but luckily from nature

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we mow how that is going to go. am look a shark, I am king of the

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ocean. Top of the food chain. I am somebody who will take whatever I

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want, whenever I want it. People describe me as the killer whale of

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the sea world. Slick, cool. He has all the gear, but no idea. I will

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swim along. I am a predator, I will see what I want, I will take it.

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You convinced by that, the outcome of that battle? No, a killer whale

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would easily take a shark. Obviously it would. They are much

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bigger. Yes. My point there is if you are going to choose an animal

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to show your intelligent. Whales are quite intelligent but they

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won't think up an idea for a kitchen gadget. Are they? He is in

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danger. He is outside the box for a whale. They might be able to think

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up the splash screen, because that is useful if you have a whale in

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the bath. How did you find him? is nice but he doesn't say much.

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Does he sing though? Does he go "Ooh, ooh, ooh ?" I wondered what

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that noise was. Especially if you are in the bath. It travels best

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under water. Azhar calling to his mate. We don't know where he goes,

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Azhar when he migrates. He travels thousands of miles but it is

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impossible to tag him. Did Ricky show you any wrethling moves.

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thinks that makes him an alpha male. He is not. He is the softest bloke

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I have met in my life. He spends all of his down time with his nose

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against another man's simmering cod piece. No he doesn't. He just sits

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there. He is not that alpha maleish. I wonder if he feels the need to go

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on about it because his name is Ricky Martin. Psychologically as a

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teenager it must have been difficult. I think it was the

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campest moment in the thing, he went basically we have invented the

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bin, and it was the gayest moment in the show. We have taken the

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spotlight off you for a while. Keep going. It is back on you. Thanks.

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We are moving to the vote. Do you think Lord Sugar was right to fire

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Maria? Here we go. I don't think on this particular episode. It was all

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about the product and the product idea. Grace? Yes I think he was

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right to get rid of you and I think you have had a lucky escape and I

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think you should qo and do what you are going to do any way, and I look

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forward to coming to all of your restaurants. I don't think you

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should be tied down by something corporate. You will make your own

:29:08.:29:13.

money any way. Good luck. Thank you. No, I don't think he should have

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fired you. It is about people who are going to create ideas. I think

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you are more likely to do that than Jenna. If you agree with Lord Sugar

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hold up fired, if you don't hold us hired. It is very tight. But.

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It's so more green! Tell me it's green - what the hell. It's a draw

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- 50-50. Could have gone either way. As ever, we want to send you on

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