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I watched 'The Apprentice' again tonight, and then the follow-up with Adrian Chiles interviewing the second reject (Nargis) on Beeb 3. It's really interesting to see what she thought was a 'good presentation' - an annoying long piece of hair dangling over her face, telling the director to whom she was plugging their project that 'I haven't finished talking yet', and then finishing talking; trying the old Arab dealer bit with two marketing execs because she hadn't a clue how much money she was supposed to ask for her product - 'you tell me what you want to pay for it' - 'No, we don't do it like that' - 'Just give me a price - your price...'

I'm with Euro - I'd have battered the hyperactive Jo, who thinks constantly gurning, yelling, doing footie-style air-punching and bouncing up and down reflects the amount of 'energy' she's putting into the projects. She needs a jab of tranquillizer, or perhaps a good slap - 'I'm sorry, I thought you were having hysterics'.

The blokes have burst into tears more than the 'girls', and have had a good full-on confrontation each time so far - it's like watching a bunch of stags clashing antlers during the rut. Good fun - although after watching Harry Hill liken Sir Alan to Sid James, with side-by-side photos (eerily alike), I can't take his ranting seriously.

<blockquote data-quote="krizon" data-source="post: 2073687" data-attributes="member: 64950">I watched &#039;The Apprentice&#039; again tonight, and then the follow-up with Adrian Chiles interviewing the second reject (Nargis) on Beeb 3.&nbsp; It&#039;s really interesting to see what she thought was a &#039;good presentation&#039; - an annoying long piece of hair dangling over her face, telling the director to whom she was plugging their project that &#039;I haven&#039;t finished talking yet&#039;, and then finishing talking;&nbsp; trying the old Arab dealer bit with two marketing execs because she hadn&#039;t a clue how much money she was supposed to ask for her product - &#039;you tell me what you want to pay for it&#039; - &#039;No, we don&#039;t do it like that&#039; - &#039;Just give me a price - your price...&#039;&nbsp; I&#039;m with Euro - I&#039;d have battered the hyperactive Jo, who thinks constantly gurning, yelling, doing footie-style air-punching and bouncing up and down reflects the amount of &#039;energy&#039; she&#039;s putting into the projects.&nbsp; She needs a jab of tranquillizer, or perhaps a good slap - &#039;I&#039;m sorry, I thought you were having hysterics&#039;.The blokes have burst into tears more than the &#039;girls&#039;, and have had a good full-on confrontation each time so far - it&#039;s like watching a bunch of stags clashing antlers during the rut.&nbsp; Good fun - although after watching Harry Hill liken Sir Alan to Sid James, with side-by-side photos (eerily alike), I can&#039;t take his ranting seriously.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krizon, post: 2073687, member: 64950"] I watched 'The Apprentice' again tonight, and then the follow-up with Adrian Chiles interviewing the second reject (Nargis) on Beeb 3. It's really interesting to see what she thought was a 'good presentation' - an annoying long piece of hair dangling over her face, telling the director to whom she was plugging their project that 'I haven't finished talking yet', and then finishing talking; trying the old Arab dealer bit with two marketing execs because she hadn't a clue how much money she was supposed to ask for her product - 'you tell me what you want to pay for it' - 'No, we don't do it like that' - 'Just give me a price - your price...' I'm with Euro - I'd have battered the hyperactive Jo, who thinks constantly gurning, yelling, doing footie-style air-punching and bouncing up and down reflects the amount of 'energy' she's putting into the projects. She needs a jab of tranquillizer, or perhaps a good slap - 'I'm sorry, I thought you were having hysterics'. The blokes have burst into tears more than the 'girls', and have had a good full-on confrontation each time so far - it's like watching a bunch of stags clashing antlers during the rut. Good fun - although after watching Harry Hill liken Sir Alan to Sid James, with side-by-side photos (eerily alike), I can't take his ranting seriously. [/QUOTE]

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