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This is my boardroom. This is my none knee. The product sucks! You

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screwed it up! You're fired! You're fired! -- this is my money. The

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product sucks! You screwed it up! Good evening and welcome to The

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Apprentice: You're Fired!. As we enter the second half of Lord

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Sugar's search for his new business partner, with the help of unseen

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footage, we will be getting to the bottom of the one who sold himself

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short. You know the way some people have "come to bed" eyes? This week

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we saw Tom's "I hope they don't hear that" eyes. What I'm smelling

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right now is bugs. They are going Welcome to You're Fired!. Tonight's

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task of smelling what sells left one candidate in a stink. Azhar,

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people are saying you stand around, you are moaning all the time, this

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is going wrong, that is going wrong. You don't seem to come forward with

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any solution. On that basis, I will have to say that Azhar, you are

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Please welcome Azhar Siddique. APPLAUSE

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Azhar, it is lovely to see you here. Did you work out any - what is the

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word I'm looking for? LAUGHTER It will come to me - oh, strategy! Yes.

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Are you angry? Are you disappointed? I'm strategically

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disappointed. LAUGHTER Yes. You have to get ownership of that

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thing! Did you think you were hard done by? I think I was. You have to

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respect his decision. It's the way things are. Let's look where it all

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went wrong for you. You spent so long discussing the location of the

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market, you didn't leave yourself much time to look at products.

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Would you rather travel a shorter distance and sell... Can you tell

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me which one? I don't know this area. People think he is having a

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moan. Is he one of these people that says, "That's wrong, this is

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wrong"? On the strategy side... kept wanting to speak to me about

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strategy! What is our strategy? That is a risky strategy! LAUGHTER

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You are running blind into the dark. LAUGHTER Hello? APPLAUSE

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So, without labouring the point, about that word, what was your

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insistence about strategy? There was no set plan. There was no kind

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of process which we needed to follow. It was pretty much let's

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see how it goes and hope for the best. There was no strategy in

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place to formulate the plan! LAUGHTER That is going to keep

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happening! Was there an element of you dropping the bomb in? Were you

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saying this because it allows me a reason to say that I have said

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this? I think it's - having set up a company and having to devise a

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strategy in a recession where it is tough... Yes? It comes frustrating

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when people aren't listening to you. That is why it got frustrated for

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me. I kept badgering on and on and on... Fine. Oliver, what did you

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think of his performance? I thought it was on the right side of the

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argument, strategically wise. You weren't able to make your case in

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the task or in the boardroom. You were outmanoeuvred by Jade. She

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made one or two key points which I think Lord Sugar picked up on. That

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is the reason you were fired. Stephanie? Everyone was surprised

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by the ending. It shows you can't just cover your back and pick flaws

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in the strategy of the team, dare I say it! It doesn't matter what you

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say if people don't trust you? Russell? I'm going to be shouting

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the word "strategy" at random points throughout the rest of the

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week! I will shout it at my cat! "Strategy!" I can't say it now.

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it over and over again! It is so brilliant in your accent - strat-a-

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gy! LAUGHTER I pointed out you should hold more stock being

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furthest away and smell what sells. That was part of the strategy. I

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don't see how clearer I could have made it without saying "strategy"

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again! LAUGHTER It was only when we travelled last week to Scotland -

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it led to deep-fried Mars bars coming to the candidates' minds.

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What would it be for Essex? Lord Sugar would like us to meet him in

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Essex. Essex love tans. We are here at the shopping centre, 70% Essex

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women. The fake tan is shifting. Soon, everybody in Essex will have

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one! LAUGHTER Hello! This is - well, well, well.

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I'm almost tempted to throw that among you and watch you fight for

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it! Were you angered by this representation of your county?

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LAUGHTER Really? You look like you Why? It did sell? It died a bit

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inside. Have you been back since? Not going back now. Yes, no, how

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did you find selling it? I didn't sell much fake tan. The demographic

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we were in, there were a lot of people from an ethnic background

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which meant it was very difficult selling fake tan! LAUGHTER Yes.

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Jade got - we will come to her - she got her first go as project

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manager and it almost got her the boot. This task is all about

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smelling what's selling. There's something that sells and something

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that doesn't sell. So it is logical, is it not, that when you buy some

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more, you only buy the stuff that you have learnt is selling? It is

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good to have a few different things. If they don't like insects you

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could sell them the other things. When you replenish the stock, you

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said, "Buy what you think you need." Whatever you think, a

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mixture of the other stuff. That is not strategy. You bought everything

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again on your second trip? 21 MP3 players... You were not in that

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much control to be frank. Do you think she didn't get it?

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Absolutely. Do you think your obligation wasn't to say, "What is

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your strategy?" But to say, "Don't buy the same stuff again"? Yes, it

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was. Around that, it was also about the location, it is about the

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amount of time invested. There were a number of pieces, like a jigsaw

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we needed to come together to form a strategy. LAUGHTER OK. Listen,

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that was - if we had done this task twice - both times we have done it,

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somebody hasn't got it? I agree. She didn't get it. She did a great

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job of talking herself out of trouble in the boardroom. But

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comprehensively failed to test as far as I'm concerned. How obvious

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is it? There were lots of things that I couldn't do. Doing exactly

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what Lord Sugar says if you possibly can seems to me like quite

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high on your list of things to do. LAUGHTER She was like, "No, I'm

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going to ignore doing what Lord Sugar says and do something else."

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It can't be more obvious? Russell, were you screaming at the telly?

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don't know how she could have got that wrong. I'm not a businessman.

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I understand you flog what people want. If I said, "Jokes A and B

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will work, but joke C doesn't." I'm not going to give joke C a go! I

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know what happened. I do like my shopping. You saw loads of stuff

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and you thought, "I want loads of everything!" It is a natural

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reaction. Is your life a trolley dash? Dale Winton was going, "Pace

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yourself!" LAUGHTER There was a point where they were saying the

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bugs were selling, gel them. She goes, "I thought -- get them. She

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goes, "I thought if they don't like the bugs, I will get the water

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bottle instead!" Who is this crazy shopper? APPLAUSE Adam and Jade

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haven't always seen kpwrie to eye but that changed tonight -- eye-to-

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eye, but that changed tonight. have had a fiery relationship.

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have had a few issues with him in the past, ordering me around too

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much. Bossy, no manners. God only knows what she is doing here.

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has just irritated me and I can't wait to get home. Woah!

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# Just the two of us... # We have no time for messing about.

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If things don't work out for you, you can come and work for me after

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today! Everything I hate about her, she seems to have stopped doing.

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That is my best day in the whole process so far. Me, too. We have

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had our disagreements but we have earnt a mutual respect today.

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have put our differences behind us. I don't mind working with her but I

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still wouldn't date her! APPLAUSE Adam did sell more than anyone. He

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was impressive? He was fantastic. He had this broad selection of

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stuff to sell and he did it. He had all the tricks up his sleeves. He

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was great. There is a time and a place for that and that was the

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exact place for Adam? Yes. I felt he's dodged a bullet earlier in the

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series, so I think he got off lightly - well, he made the most of

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his opportunity. Stephanie, warming to Adam? I have found him pretty

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irritating, up until now. When you see him doing his job - I don't

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think he said anything deeply sexist this week - he shifted his

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presence on to Essex, maybe that is how they bonded, Essex brought them

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together. Russell? He gets redder and redder depending on how sexist

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he is being. If a female pilot went passed him, his head would probably

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go... LAUGHTER Let's look back on your Apprentice journey. You were

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known as the quiet one and even when there was cause for

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celebration, you were melancholic. How did the boys get on? APPLAUSE

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have got you a private room in the Ivy. Go and enjoy yourself. I will

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see you on the next task. APPLAUSE No joy at all in victory? That was

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me excited! You looked like a guy on a stag weekend who didn't want

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to get married. Being dragged around by his mates into a bar?

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When you are in that situation where your team are saying you are

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a bad PM and you have made a wrong decision, suddenly after you win,

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you rejoice. I didn't warm to that particularly. It was more about,

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you know, the whole process behind it, I think. That would give the

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impression you are very quiet. What we don't see is you in the house.

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Azhar is the body! He has the best physique and he likes to show it.

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physique and he likes to show it. # I like to move it... #

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I love any form of physical activity. He is always skipping.

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The guy has got a good physique. is a machine. I can do the same job

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of two or three individuals put together. He has hydraulics in him!

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50 seconds. My next best record, 50 seconds. My next best record,

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that. What a fit lad! Scary. APPLAUSE

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Have you always been a sportsman? Just now and then. LAUGHTER You are

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ripped! I mean, we find the Ricky, who would like to regard himself as

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the physical alpha male in the thing, he is going, "Not like me!"

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Could you have taken Ricky? A fight? Ricky is slightly different.

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He does things in pretend. I do things in real-life. That is the

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difference. LAUGHTER It is very impressive. If only there had been

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a task that could utilise this. LAUGHTER That looks the business!

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# Take your passion... # Welcome to the Groove Train!

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Working on the core and abdominals. This is the funky stuff! Get those

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hamstrings working! Working the core abdominal area.

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Well done. Well done, you. That is unlikely to be topped as the moment

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of the entire series. There was an angle we didn't show before, like a

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low angle pointing up at your hips and you ground into it. What video

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was that? How did they talk you into doing that? God knows. Russell,

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were you impressed? It is good. We saw another side to you - a very

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camp side! I thought glitter cannons were -- canons were going

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to come out from your fists! It was fun. It was a laugh. I think it is

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good we saw that side to you. don't think you did look

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uncomfortable, that is what was so great. The look you had, the funny

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look in the boardroom, was the same look we know you have when you have

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won as well! LAUGHTER The same face for everything. Winning becomes

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uncomfortable all the time! Not a man who takes praise well. OK. We

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are going to bring you back down to earth. We have to show you comments

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from Lord Sugar and your former colleagues and competitors. Azhar,

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nice enough fellow, but he seems to be always complaining but not

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actually doing anything about it. In the past, he has been criticised

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for not speaking up. Now he seems to be saying things for the sake of

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it. He slowed down the picking of the location. He kept coming on to

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the phone calls and asking questions and there were no

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solutions at the end of it. It was strange. It is quite apparent he

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hasn't got a clue what he is talking about. He doesn't demand

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the respect of his colleagues. They tend to ignore him. As if he

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doesn't exist. That is why Azhar had to go. AUDIENCE BOO OK, that is

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weird. LAUGHTER We all heard that. That wasn't just me who heard that,

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was it? "I have business left on Earth. Avenge me!" From the whole

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process, what have you learnt? to wear red shorts! LAUGHTER You

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will go back to your own business, which is refrigeration? Yes.

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started that with a redundancy package? I did. I started a company.

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Six months into the business and I realised I have a business here.

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Now we employ 18 staff. We export to 11 countries, so we are becoming

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a decent-sized organisation. are all right. You will bounce

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back! Oliver, you set up a one-shop first? Yes, that's right. In many

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ways, it was quite similar to the task they had, which is I would go

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backwards and forwards to a warehouse in my station wagon

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buying stock when I had the money and selling it in the identical

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fashion. Had you, you know, had you a particular plan of what you

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wanted to achieve? A particular corner of the market you wanted to

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attack? Was it something you saw what was sell something I saw what

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was selling. There was no big plan. It was just seeing how it went.

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many shops do you have now? We have an online store and 32 shops. We

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have to be special, different, we have to have a good reason to bring

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people into our shops so we have to be exclusive and have things you

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can't buy elsewhere. Nick was the winning project manager this week.

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This was despite having to manage both his team and his hair! I call

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him Hair Flick. He will flick his hair like this. I looked up and I

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wasn't sure if it was a heck hog -- hedgehog! Nick's hair is bad. If

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you are listening, get it cut! # I wear my hair back-and-forth. #

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APPLAUSE That thing, I used to do that all

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the time! LAUGHTER All the time. I used to twirl it as well! Ah...

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Russell, do you play with your hair? I'm on thin ground here! I

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look like a melted Lego man! He's got a posh One Direction character.

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I didn't think his hair was that bad. He was supposed to - he didn't

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get the product dropped at the store. I do like him. He has been

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very impressive? He managed the team well this week. He clearly has

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- he does it in a quiet way. I like the fact he's being a leader

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without being kind of obnoxious. A lot of people think that the only

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way you show your leadership is by being annoying. Is he impressive?

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like him. He's vol tune db volunteered for both tasks. -- he's

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volunteered for both tasks. No, I think he's been a good project

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manager. The fact he looks like Justin Bieber wouldn't work against

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him? You can't see his face. think he is hiding it? Was that

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technically a fringe that he had? Or was the back of his hair moving

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forward? Perhaps the wind - maybe it was a combover! APPLAUSE

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Gabrielle had a good week as well. We saw her being very creative. She

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found a new use for beard trimmers. The majority of the people are

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women so we have moved over from beard trimmers to bikini line

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trimmers. ENGINE WHIRS I have, with respect, ladies, never heard it

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called a beard before! I haven't. Maybe you have. LAUGHTER This is

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the really - the noise we put on the end of that doesn't do justice

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to this. ENGINE WHIRS I would be nervous if it was near my face. Not

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to mention somewhere I really treasured! That is quite

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agricultural! LAUGHTER Agricultural? Hedge trimmer. I have

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never heard it called a hedge as well(!) I like the way you have

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maid a -- made a peacock. You can also alter the length of it. It

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makes it much more sense when it is a hair trimmer for the ladies. The

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1970s look - oh yes. I could go on with this forever! APPLAUSE Mind

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you, great to see a bit of classic stick being used with Stephen and

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Ricky doing the time-honoured bad back routines. Morning. We have

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both got the gift of the gab. have domestic items to sell to you.

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I will do the whole Badiat Alzaman trick. Have you got a bad back?

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Unbelievable. -- I will do the whole bad back trick. Have you got

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a bad back? Unbelievable. How is your back? It is killing me. We can

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get to the walls, we can get to the side. We attract women, attract men.

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Why are you trying to sell me things that I have known since you

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were bloody born. Who trained you? Is there anything you need from my

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stall today? You might be handy! APPLAUSE I don't know what she

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thinks she is going to get out of him - he's got a bad back. Were you

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impressed with the double act? like the way she lowered his self-

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esteem. You are really ugly. Get in the van! They didn't make a good

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double act. Whost going to buy an issue play about mops? It was so

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hard-hitting, you must see it! seen. Thank you very much. Who is

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playing the mop? I will! LAUGHTER Have you enjoyed Ricky? I like

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Ricky. He has a good balance. He is about it. He handles himself very

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well. He has handled himself well in the boardroom when he was under

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a lot of pressure. I'm not sure we have seen him deliver much, so I'm

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not sure how much substance there is. He has - he has handled himself

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well. I like him. OK. It is time for the vote now. So let's see what

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the panel thought. First, did Lord Sugar get it right in firing Azhar?

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I would have kept him. Who would you have fired instead? Jade.

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think I would have fired you, but it was this difference that you

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pointed out, the difference between looking at the series and the way

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you played in the boardroom as a whole. It was sad that you had got

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the task right and she got it wrong. Russell? It is that thing, do we

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judged it based on the whole series or the fact she messed it up so

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much? I think she would have been fired up until the point she said,

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"I'll start lots of companies and all of them will make millions."

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You had to be fired. She sold herself better in the boardroom.

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That is why I would have fired you. Let's go to the audience. If you

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agree with Lord Sugar, hold up "fired". If you disagree, hold up

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"hired". I have to say that is hired! Well done. Very good. Azhar,

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we like to give our guests something to remember us by. I

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really think this is the most ridiculous - there is no way we

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could let you leave here without taking home the red shorts!

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APPLAUSE They are yours! Thank you very much.

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You have made them your own, you know. They have, I presume, been

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washed since! Seven great weeks, Azhar. Here are your highlights.

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They call me the master puppeteer. I have a habit of pulling people's

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strings and getting them to do what I want. I like stress. I like

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pressure. Absolutely unique. It is not available anywhere else. I'm a

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