This remains the toughest job interview around.
Lord Sugar is on the hunt for a brand-new business partner.
There's no VAR in here.
I make the final decision.
Fighting it out for his funding,
18 ambitious entrepreneurs.
Move! Move! Let's go. Let's go.
All right. It's down there.
It's a deal worth fighting for.
Argh!
That's too much. Can we please...? Don't worry! Listen... Avi!
Shee-ak-abooby!
18 candidates...
I've had enough.
It was like this all day.
...12 tough weeks...
If I wanted an easy life, I'd send
the whole bloody lot of you home now.
...one life-changing opportunity.
You're fired.
It's a total disgrace.
You're fired.
Previously... Oi! Lord Sugar.
So you will be creating a new cartoon.
Reece was in charge...
- Do you remember this game? - Clap together, one, two...
...but his design team dithered...
We haven't got any hands on the arms and we've run out of time.
Our character has no hands?!
...and in the pitch, their cartoon failed to hit the mark.
The story having the slide, it highlights her difference
in what she can't do.
Avi led the other team.
Let's go for Yogita the giraffe.
But his jungle-school concept...
Tall or small? You'll make friends at school.
...caused a scuffle.
But this has been done before.
You know, being big and small, short and tall.
In the boardroom, Avi's team triumphed.
The experts said your cartoon was the best.
Denisha got a bad report.
I get the feeling that you are not a good leader of people.
But it was Gregory...
I don't think you did much on this particular task.
...who was sent home.
You're fired.
Back at the house...
He's made me PM for the next task.
...a surprise visitor.
Uh-oh, it's Lord Sugar.
I bet you didn't expect to see me here tonight.
Well, let me tell you, I'm not here for a social visit.
I'm sending you to Brighton and Hove.
I want you to source nine items.
You need to locate the items and buy them for the best possible price.
The team that spends the least amount of money to secure
the correct items will win.
Are you up for the challenge?
I sure am! Bring on Brighton!
Brighton and Hove -
one of the fastest-growing cities in the UK
and a thriving hub for independent businesses.
The perfect place to pick up a deal.
With Denisha already appointed...
Lord Sugar made me PM.
I'm really excited about this task.
...for the other team...
So who's going to be project manager?
...first thing to find - a leader.
Straight off the bat, I'd like to
put myself forward as a project manager.
You know, in terms of negotiations, I do it on a day-to-day basis.
I'd also like to put myself forward as project manager.
Buying is something I'm really good at.
You know, I buy materials and things in bulk for what I do.
Never really used a map.
It's a little bit before my time.
I would also like to put myself forward for project manager.
The one thing that I will flag, though,
I don't know how to read maps,
but I would like to give it a good go.
That's similar to myself in terms of maps.
I think, again, for most of us, it is before our time. Yeah.
I know you sell, but it is what you do on a day-to-day basis.
So if we were to go for a vote,
you would definitely get my vote for it.
I agree, actually.
I mean, it's not going to be really, like, inside of my comfort zone.
I'm happy to be project manager for all of you guys.
Both teams have maps, local directories
and a list of nine items.
OK, fresh asparagus.
Packed today. That's the key on that one, I think.
...including a barometer...
Originally, they were nautical.
So what they were for, I think they had them in ships.
...a puppet... And the spec is "from a Punch and Judy show."
So, obviously, in terms of shops,
probably looking at antiques.
...and a lace frontal, specification, ombre.
It's very similar to a female toupee and it's also ombre.
So ombre is basically from dark down to light.
So hair shops are going to do them or a wig shop.
So that's what we need to look for.
So, guys, the next item here is "palourde".
That's possibly pronounced "pal-oord".
Is that a fish? It could be.
Might be worth ringing a fishmonger's, just to see.
Next item is 1974 Eurovision winning song
and the spec is "on 45".
So, is "on 45" like a record?
Yeah. I think it's going to be quite rare.
A long time ago.
Yeah, we go to one of those old record shops.
Eurovision winning song, spec "on 45".
What do you think the spec means?
Like, "on 45"?
Yeah...
Maybe... Is that like a CD or something?
Yeah, I was going to say, like, the format, like, record or...
I mean, is that a...? Is that a...?
I think it will be the title of that song, On 45.
So it will be on a vinyl.
Is it the right time for a vinyl? 1974?
Well, 1974, I would think it is.
Next on the list...
Sahara Desert rose. A dozen.
...a crystallised mineral in the shape of a rose.
Is that an actual type of rose? Is that a flower?
I feel like that might be... Is it?
I don't think roses grow in the desert too much.
But it says a dozen. It's just the name.
Maybe it's just the name of the rose.
It's literally...
It's flowers. It's flowers.
I think we're overcomplicating it.
Florist is the main thing for that one.
Next item is the resin life cast
and the spec is "a body part of a team member".
Searching for a strategy, project manager Simba...
So in terms of the high ticket item or low ticket item...
I think it would be cheap.
Can I just ask, why are we splitting into high ticket and low ticket?
Is that how we're splitting the teams? Yes, I see it...
We're obviously limited for time here.
I want to get out there as soon as possible.
This task is about logistics.
So I'm just reading through this.
There's basically four main areas that they... That things are sold.
Anything close to the seaside is going to be expensive.
The further out you go, obviously, it's going to be a lot cheaper.
So you reckon, start on the periphery.
The South Downs farms would probably be a good place to start,
because this says that this is actually where the farm shops are.
We'll go with your instincts. That's absolutely fine.
Simba claims he's all about strategy.
But if it wasn't for Dani,
I don't think this team would have a strategy at all.
They said go out far to get cheaper prices, sensible,
but it didn't come from the project manager.
So the next one is... Sussex trug.
Handmade. With half the list still a mystery...
Does anyone know what a Sussex trug is?
...pinning her hopes on a postcode lottery - Denisha.
So I feel like going through the nine items,
we've got a good idea that there's things
that are going to be quite local.
So what I was thinking of doing
is BN1 and BN2, if we can.
Yeah, you don't want to go from BN2 to BN3
cos you're going across town. You've got...
Yeah, there is Annabelle's Wigs as well.
That's BN3, though.
There's something called The Truggery here,
leather upholstery.
But it's BN27. This is the only thing.
I think the best thing is to literally just look through
the directory, guys, and let's start having a look at
where we can find each of the items between BN1 and BN2.
And focus on them.
They seem to be focused on looking for items in the immediate vicinity.
They haven't planned their day well. They haven't thought about the price
they're going to be paying for things,
just where they're going to find them.
I think The Lanes in London Road
is going to be where we find quite a lot of these items.
Trying for it to be in BN1 and BN2. Yeah. All right.
So there's a Brighton Body Casting here so maybe that's
where we can find that resin. Perfect.
On the other team...
In terms of myself, Shazia and Brad,
we're going to be looking at the barometer. Yeah.
...while Simba runs through responsibilities...
The puppet, the Eurovision, the palourde
and the Sussex trug.
...Denisha divides her troops.
With myself, I was going to put Sohail and Reece on my team.
We're going to be getting the puppet, lace frontal,
fresh asparagus spears,
resin life cast, and the Sahara Desert rose.
I think it might be wiser
to have the lion's share on your team.
Because you're PM... How do you mean?
...also put the four on your team because I feel like
then you'll have more monopoly over a bigger group.
To be honest, we'll be able to move through them quicker
as opposed to four people negotiating.
Do you not think more minds is better? More minds, yeah.
Honestly, I do think that if we just stick to the three of us, you know.
OK, that's your decision. Let's go for it.
Denisha split our team up into four and three,
but she's given the team with more people less items
and the team with less people more items.
So I think that's a bit confusing.
OK, guys, we're going to do an amazing job.
I've got every confidence in you, so let's get on with it.
Let's go! Let's go!
11am...
...teams divide.
So BN1 4ER is the Rarekind Records.
And if it is a rare kind of a record then it should be good.
Hopefully, it'll be there!
It's called The Trug Store. Yeah. Yeah.
So the only thing is, is that BN8 that's, like, quite far away.
Are you happy to go there?
The Trug Store is quite far away, as we said in the strategy,
we're going to start as far away as we can
and then head back into the town. Exactly.
Staying more central in their search...
We are looking for some Sahara Desert roses
and we're looking for a dozen of them.
Do you guys have that?
...Denisha and Sohail phone-bash florists.
Sahara Desert rose?
Yes.
All that I'm finding is fossils.
Fossils?
OK. So Sahara Desert rose, is that not a flower?
Can I just ask? Sorry.
My name's Reece.
We were planning on heading down to Old London Road.
Is that like a kind of market there?
Will there be lots of flower stalls and...?
There is one flower stall there.
Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate that.
Cheers. Bye-bye.
Also sticking to Denisha's city centre strategy...
Vic, I'm happy for you to lead this one. Yeah. Lead the way.
Let's go.
...sweets boss Victoria...
We were just wondering whether you have a 1974 Eurovision winner...
...goes for a record deal.
That would be Waterloo, wouldn't it?
The Eurovision Song Contest... Ah! ...was recorded in Brighton
and that was the winner.
We've got an ABBA box here.
What's the 45? Is that the size of the disc?
45 is the revs per minute.
Are these 45 per minute?
They're 45s.
Here's one. Here's one that's Waterloo.
You've got a £2 price tag on this one. Yes.
It's a little bit pricier than what we've got in our budget.
You know, we were going to go 50p,
but that's taking the mick too much.
So, I mean, round about £1, we've got ourselves a deal.
Well, it's hardly a bulk purchase, is it?
But I'll tell you what - as you've asked me nicely...
Do you know what, Al? I like you already, son...£1.50.
Al! You nearly had us there!
I mean, that's 25%.
OK. Al, you seem like a nice bloke,
and I'm not going to haggle you out of 50p,
so I'm happy to take £1.50 if you are.
1.50 would do me, yeah. Job done. That's fine, yeah. It's in the bag.
Mark told me that I was going to lead that negotiation,
and then, when we got in there, he just took over himself.
I definitely could have got that price lower.
I already saw he was selling most of them for £1 each.
We definitely could have got £1 or even less - 80p. Anyway...
Well, £1.50 - I think it's a good deal.
Well done, Vic. I just will say one thing, though.
If we are letting somebody lead it,
then, you know, make sure you're leading it.
Like, let her lead it. Yeah, yeah.
Cos, you know, we don't want too many voices coming across.
All right. We got it anyway. That's one off the list.
Three to go. Right, let's go! Let's get the next ones.
Starting their search in nearby Hove...
We're here to get our resin cast.
...half of Simba's team.
So, what's the smallest item
that you would consider us being able to do?
Haggling for a deal, hair salon owner Rochelle.
So, the price for lips is £160.
Would you be considering going slightly lower - around...?
How about...? So, Jamie...
Sorry to interject, Rochelle. No, no, you're fine.
We'd be willing to pay you £80.
Time out, OK? Sure.
Because I... The thing is... Let me finish.
See, it's not about the money. It's about the time.
And, right now, I've got 40 - more than 40 - jobs on in here.
I did hear you say it's not about the money for you.
If you can do this for us for £80...
It's just seriously not going to happen.
I'm really sorry I burst your bubble.
Listen, we love your work.
What you do is amazing and incredible.
£120 - would you consider that as a deal?
I'd consider it as a deal if someone would get me a coffee.
That's a deal. Thank you. Amazing.
It was definitely insulting, going in at half price.
I could see the rapport and the relationship getting broken down,
so we didn't want to offend him any more,
so that's why I went in and closed that deal.
Look at that. Wow! Gorgeous. It's a mould...
Can I see? ...of your lips. Cool!
When can we come back to get it?
I'd say that it's going to be about an hour from now.
We'll see you in an hour. See you later, Jamie.
Thank you. Thanks, Jamie. Appreciate it.
Having travelled to the countryside to track down trugs...
Yes, Sussex Trugs!
...putting forward the case for a cut-price basket...
Hi... construction man Bradley.
What can we be expecting to be paying for one of these baskets?
Generally, between £19-£25.
What can you do for us today as a one-time offer?
And we can take it away today.
I've got one trug that's been kicking around
for a while that might be up your street.
Is that...? Look at that thing! Aw!
Is that likely to suit you? It is so lovely.
We would happily take that away from you
for around the £5 mark. How does that sound?
I was thinking... I can't... I can't...
What's your bottom dollar? What can you let it go for?
12.50. My margin's 50%. Let's make a deal at £12.
We'll happily take that away. Is that a deal?
Yes, I can do that at £12.
You've got to go in there and try and charm your way in.
I knew it was going to be a little bit cheeky,
but if you start low,
at least then you've got something to work towards.
I mean, I couldn't have asked for any more than that.
So, obviously, Shazia, you're going to be leading the next one,
the record album. I want us to really showcase
all of our different skills... Yeah... and do that as a team.
Florist! Florist shop! Can we stop round here?
Still searching the city centre for their first item...
Hi there. How are you doing? Really well, thanks. How are you?
...Reece, Denisha and Sohail.
We are looking, at the moment, for some Sahara Desert roses.
Do you guys have any of those in stock at all?
We've got, like, loads of roses, if you'd like to have a look at them,
but I've not actually ever heard of Sahara Desert roses.
Oh, you haven't heard of that one? OK. No, I'm so sorry.
Just the Sahara Desert rose
is specifically what we're looking to get today. Yeah?
Oh, gosh! And any sort of help or any indications
to get them today would be fantastic. I don't.
I'm so sorry. I know it's awful. They're actually my favourite flower
and I've never actually heard of Sahara Desert. I'm so sorry.
OK, thank you so much for your time. Thank you very much for your time.
Thank you. Thank you so much. What a waste of time.
Not one florist has heard of a Sahara Desert rose.
They go into a florist.
She says, "Roses are my favourite. I've not heard of them."
I mean, if that's not a clue, I don't know what is.
Can I make one suggestion? Yeah. This is called Sahara.
Guys, it looks like there's fresh roses there.
Is it worth asking the question?
If the florist didn't know what a Sahara Desert rose was,
I doubt a restaurant's going to know.
Let's just get on now to our next place.
Let's move on. Cool. Let's go.
On the outskirts of Brighton...
So, we're looking for some fresh asparagus... Yes.
...and I believe you said it was picked today. It was, yes.
...Avi, Rochelle, Dani and Joe try to harvest a deal.
So, I know, if we're going to be ordering four bunches,
it'd come to £21. Yeah.
If you could do £15, I think you would make our world.
I could knock 10% off for you.
What was the name of your supplier? It's South Brockwells Farm.
Brockwells Farm. So, it's local, yeah.
Do you think it would be worth our while
travelling to the direct supplier and getting it at that lower cost?
And we could potentially pick them ourselves.
And how long does it take to get there?
15, 20 minutes, all depending on the traffic,
so it's quite a straight run.
Yeah. I know it's small margins. That's the only thing.
Yeah. It's a very small margin, so if we're going to travel...
Dani, because we've got quite a few items to get today,
we'll get it from here, and if you can please do 11% for us,
what do you say? OK. Go on, then. It'll be 18.69.
Brilliant. Thank you very much. No worries. Thank you.
This task is all about getting the items
for the cheapest possible price,
and they could potentially go and pick it themselves,
but Avi decided no, he wanted to stay there and get 11%.
So, pick up the resin, get that sorted,
then head to the hair place. OK, let's go.
Lunchtime. Do you have the record or the song in your store?
Yes, we do. Oh, brilliant.
While Simba's squad drive back to Brighton...
Barometer - that's nautical.
Are you able to put it on reserve for us?
We're going to be there in the next 30 minutes.
...on the other team...
Where are we going? There's a jewellery shop.
Is that going to be anything, do you reckon? - No.
Is there an antique shop anywhere?
...searching for their bearings in the centre of town...
Down here looks interesting. Yeah.
...Mark, Victoria, Megan and Marnie.
Why don't we go down this Trafalgar, then?
And then we'll cut over and come back onto Kensington.
Yeah. Cos this looks quite a busy street. Well, this is...
Is this bit Tidy Street? No, this is Sydney Street. This is Trafalgar.
This is Trafalgar. No, this is Sydney Street.
Is it? Sydney Street. Oh, it is. Yeah.
So, this one is Church Street, then, by rights. OK.
Let's go down this way, then. Yeah.
Keep your eyes peeled, gang.
We're going this one to the right here, yeah.
Hi! You all right? Hello, mate. What's your name?
Simon. Simon, I'm Mark. How you doing?
Hi. Nice to meet you. Do you know what a trug is?
A trug? Not something I'm familiar with, no.
We thought it might be furniture. Fair do's. No worries.
Do you know where the best place we'd get a barometer would be from?
We haven't got any barometers in,
but if you try one of the flea markets...
One other question I was going to ask -
do you know what a palourde is?
Palourde? No. Again, sorry, I can't help you with that one.
Thank you so much. Thank you. Nice to meet you. See you later.
Cheers. Goodbye.
I do think we are lacking a little bit of a strategy.
We need to know exactly what it is we're looking for.
I really think we need to hone it back in and keep our focus.
It's the trug and the palourde that we're struggling with.
Yeah. I think the trug,
I think it's kind of obvious from that
that we are looking at an upholstery, leather,
some kind of furniture... Yeah.
...which I'm surprised he didn't know about, but...
All right, let's not waste any more time. Nice one.
On the other team...
How did my luscious lips go?
...cast collected.
Pretty cool, isn't it? That is cool. Give me a kiss. Similar?
Having pinned down the '70s pop...
Would I be able to ask you what the price is of this one?
Well, I guess, make me an offer.
...Shazia spins through the figures.
We were thinking along the lines of maybe, like, £3.50.
Yeah. Yeah? Yeah, that sounds good for that one.
How much is it usually, by the way?
We would usually have it in the shop for about £4 or £5-ish.
Right, OK. So...
It's just that, Alex, this is, like, quite a special record for us,
and if there's any way that we could get it for, like,
£1.50 or £1.75...
No way. Not going to happen. What about two quid, Alex?
Can we meet in the middle? 2.50 and I think we've got a deal.
What about £2, Alex? Go on, we'll pay you cash, Alex.
Come on. What a lovely tie! Give me 2.25.
2.15 and it's a deal. Come on. We've got cash, Alex.
Alex, come on, please! 2.20.
Deal. Deal. OK, 2.20. Perfect.
Deal done at 70p more than the other team.
I do think there was an opportunity
for us to actually slightly get it a bit cheaper... Bye!
...and I'm praying and hoping that the other team
don't go any lower than what we got it for.
I was a little bit apprehensive when you went in at £3.50
and then took a step back. If I hadn't have gone in with that,
I think we'd have been chasing our tail
cos he actually wasn't specifying what the price of a record was,
so it was a great end result.
So, shall we move on to the nautical barometer now?
Let's do it. Yeah?
While Denisha does a deal on a wig...
She is 59.99. It is a little bit high for us.
...at half the asking price...
Would you look at doing something around 27.50? Go on, then. Yeah
...still searching for items...
A trug - do you know what that is?
Yeah, I think it's like a basket that's made in Sussex.
Perfect. That's brilliant.
...Victoria, Mark, Megan and Marnie.
Do you have any nautical barometers? Let me go and have a look.
Let's go this way. Cheers, Jason.
Here we go. That is definitely a barometer, though.
It does say barometer on it. Yeah, that's all right.
If it says that, then we'll go with that.
Is that a nautical...?
I'm guessing, from the horseshoe, it's not nautical. That's what we...
Can we have a look at your other ones
and just see what you've got? This stall may have some.
OK. Ah, this looks more like it.
They're compasses. Yeah, that means nautical.
That's a compass. Yeah, but it's not a barometer, though.
Do you know anywhere that's going to have a barometer,
local to yourselves?
There's a shop behind called The Bazaar. All right.
Jason, thank you ever so much for your time.
We really appreciate it. Thanks. Cheers.
They run into the flea market
and they walk straight past one of the items they needed - the trug.
That could have been in the bag
and they could be moving on to something else.
I mean, open your eyes!
Right, girls, let's get to The Bazaar
and then we'll look for this barometer
and we'll try and find one of the trugs. Yeah?
Yeah. Let's do it. OK, let's go.
2pm.
I'm just looking for a Sahara Desert rose,
- and I'm looking for a dozen of them. - I've never heard of it.
OK, cheers. Bye. Bye.
With only one item sourced in the city centre...
All of the florists, they don't know what it is.
Yeah. It's not a rose. It's not a rose.
How could it not be a rose?
...Denisha, Sohail and Reece set their sights further afield.
Hi there.
I am looking for 1kg of fresh asparagus spears.
Yes. Just double-check to make sure it's picked today, as well.
Just to clarify -
you would have asparagus spears that have been picked today?
It sells quickly, but we're open from 2:30.
Fantastic. Thank you so much.
Cheers. Bye-bye.
So, asparagus. And then we're going to go to the casting.
And it just needs to be a body part,
so we can literally do a thumb or a finger.
Make it really small, very quickly. Little finger or thumb.
On the other team...
We need the cheapest lace frontal that you have.
...haggling in her natural habitat...
We do need it to be ombre.
...hair salon owner Rochelle.
How much is this? This is 120.
You know, £60 is really what we would be happy to pay.
Would you be willing to consider 80? No, I cannot take... 80. Come on.
I can take £10 off. £85, Millie?
I said I can take £10 off, so 110.
97.50, Millie. How about 100 and...? Can we leave it at 100?
We started at... OK, 100.100? I'll take 100. Deal?
Yes, I'll take 100. Deal. Let's do it. OK, great.
Barnet bagged at over £70 more than the other team.
So, I have the knowledge. I know exactly what I'm talking about.
And we were chipping her down and down and down,
and then Joe jumped in at the last minute with £100.
I got her down to 97.50 and she was this close to closing.
I just hope it doesn't come down to that extra £2.50 difference.
OK, team, really well done on that. Yeah.
Now, we've just got one more thing to get,
and it's the Sahara Desert rose.
So, what is Brighton famous for?
They've got that narrow lane, loads of shops.
If we've got time, I reckon we head there
and just ask if anyone knows about it. Shall we go?
I think it's best that we go to The Bazaar...
Back in the centre of Brighton...
...lock-in that barometer and at least we've ticked one item off.
...both teams close in on the barometer.
Excuse me. Whereabouts is The Bazaar?
First through the doors... That's it there. Yeah, that's it.
...Mark's bargain hunters.
I am in need of a nautical barometer.
We would have a nautical-themed one,
but it is currently on hold for someone else at the moment.
Oh, that's handy, innit? Can we take a look at it?
You can. Thank you. Thank you.
How long has it been on hold for, if you don't mind me asking?
I said half an hour.
Can I ask - the person who's put it on hold,
have they put a deposit down? They haven't. They haven't. OK.
So, if we paid for it upfront today,
would you be more willing to let it go? Yeah.
We'll hold on to this, if that's OK.
We'll see if we can find a basket, which is a trug,
and then we'll come back to you. All right? Yeah.
I've just seen a couple of baskets over here, guys.
I'm just going to have a quick gander at these.
Yeah, let's have a look.
I don't know if these are wicker baskets or...
Doesn't say anything about Sussex. It says "trug" on it.
I know, but, like, is this handmade, as well?
I think it looks handmade.
3pm. Hi, guys.
In Hove, casting their net wider...
Hi there. My name's Sohail. Nice to meet you.
...Reece, Denisha and Sohail bag the body part.
What we're after is, like, a little casting of a small body part,
so, for example, like, my finger. I can't really do a finger.
If you're in a hurry, navel would be the quickest.
What is a navel? Belly button. Oh, your belly button. Yeah.
OK, we'll do that. We can do that. What is the price? It's 160.
So, we were looking more around about the 110 mark.
The maximum I would ever come down on price is 10%.
So, I know you're in a hurry. I'm happy to do that.
So, you can take 10% off and we're good to go.
Yeah. No, absolutely, then. Yeah. So, what we'll do, then,
is we'll go for the 144, then, and take that for a belly button.
Whose belly button? Can I just check -
how fast can we get this?
You'll get this in about an hour, if we crack on. OK, let's go.
That sounds good.
I think Sohail was quite keen to lead it,
but I think, you know, with a bit more tongue-in-cheek,
we could have got him down a little bit more.
Does it feel weird? Sohail, does it feel weird?
That's very warm, very gooey.
Deal done...
That's £114.
...at £24 more than the other team.
That's perfect. We'll be back very soon to pick it up.
Thank you very much, Jamie. Thank you. See you soon. Cheers.
3:30pm.
With Simba moments from his pre-booked barometer...
I think we're about to arrive. ...storming ahead with a deal...
Ah, Rachel, we found the trug, as well. Oh, did you? Fantastic.
...pest control man Mark.
I know you said you were holding it, but no-one's come through the door.
So, we were thinking 25 for the pair.
I can't go anywhere near that, if I'm honest.
Where are you looking, then, Rach? So, that was 22.
I can do 20 on this one and 35 on this one.
I want to take the barometer now, so we ain't got time to mess around.
Maybe the basket... If this is a wicker basket,
we might be able to find this cheaper,
but tell you what - 30, cos we really want to work with you
cos you... I'll knock another pound off, no more. A pound?
A pound off. £32.50 - we've got a deal, haven't we?
Come on. I can't. £32.50. I'm already going lower than I should.
All right. So, 34? Yeah. All right, that's a done deal.
Could you do us a massive favour?
Do you think you could hold this for us
just in case we can't find anything?
I've given someone else half an hour, so I'll...
You'll give us half an hour? That'd be great. Thank you.
And we'll take that for £34, all right? Yeah.
It started at 38 and it only came down to 34,
which I don't really see as a success.
We only dropped £4 off it.
I felt like she could have gone much further.
We've had the trug in our hands.
All I'm concerned about is we're running out of time
and we don't even know what a palourde is.
Also, we've not utilised the fact that we can call people,
so we could be asking people on the phone now,
cos I think it is important we really find out
what a palourde or palourd-ay is.
If we make a call now... I think we should call now.
Yeah. They might have some information that might be useful.
I think we should definitely make more use of the phone
and we can get some answers and then go to direct places.
Arriving to collect their bagsied barometer...
Hi. Is that Rachel? Yeah, it is. Hi, Rachel. Nice to meet you.
I'm Simba. We spoke on the phone earlier. We did.
...Shazia, Bradley and Simba.
I did mention that we were looking for a barometer.
Is that something that you still have? A nautical one?
We had to sell the nautical one
because it was a bit longer than I could hold it for.
Who did you sell it to, by any chance?
Another group of people. With suits? Yes.
Do you have another one? We do have another one.
Oh, brilliant! That's fantastic. Is it a nautical one, though?
I wouldn't say it is. Can we have a look at it, yeah?
Is that OK? If you're happy to make a decision to take it,
obviously, we're taking this on a bit of a risk.
That's fine. No worries at all.
I think, guys, it's best that we don't get it
because it doesn't meet the specifications. Yeah.
OK, Rachel, that's fine.
One other thing that we were looking for -
do you know what a palourde is? I think it's more fish-themed. OK.
Thank you so much. OK, thanks, Rachel. No problems. Thank you.
For the other team... Hello.
...next on the list, and researched by Reece...
This is locally grown... OK... just here.
...asparagus, freshly picked.
And fresh today? It is a day or two old at the moment.
OK. It was just, on the phone, that you did say it was picked today.
I know for a fact it's not, cos if you look at the end
of this spear here... OK.
...that would be fresh and wet. OK. OK.
Could you give us one minute? Yeah.
Erm, there is that... We can't get that.
I don't want us getting penalised on top of losing the money, as well,
so just give it a miss. Just make the executive decision to leave it?
Yeah. Thank you very much. See you later.
Do we want to ask to speak to the boss who said it was picked today?
Hello? Hello.
We have just come up to get the asparagus spears,
and the boy that we have spoken to says that it's not fresh.
It was just, when I asked earlier,
you had said that it was fresh and it had been picked today.
It was picked on Saturday. Oh, OK.
Cheers. Bye. Cheers. Bye.
I did ask that it was picked today. So, we just need to move on now.
Back in Brighton...
We did miss out on the barometer, unfortunately.
...for project manager Simba, a chance to check in.
Has anyone told you what a Sahara Desert rose might be?
No, we've been too busy trying to figure out what a palourde is,
but I think we've just figured it out.
What is it? Some kind of a fish. OK, good.
Remember, guys, try and get everything as low as possible.
Thank you, Simba. All right, thank you.
Was that as expected?
I probably would have found out what the palourde was first.
In the briefing, I did mention I thought it was a fish,
so I'd have thought they'd ring the fishmonger straight off, to clarify.
I don't know why they haven't rang them yet. Yeah.
I'm almost certain that barometers were made for the ships.
Yeah. In theory, any barometer is going to be a nautical one.
It could possibly meet the brief. Let's go back and get it.
So, I think let's tick it off the list. We know it's close.
30 minutes till teams must stop shopping.
Excuse me. Do you know what a Sahara Desert rose is?
OK, no worries. Thanks.
For any missing or incorrect items...
Trug! Trug! Trug! Trug, anyone? ...a fine.
We are back and we decided we are going to take that barometer.
Where can we get a trug from?
You need to go to Dockerills, just around the corner.
Thank you!
We're here to collect the casting. There you go.
We can treasure that for life.
Oh, my God! Yeah!
So, we need a trug basket. Someone said you might sell them. No.
Oh, look, Rock... It's closed. Tattoo shop.
I reckon we try the sweet shop.
We were wondering whether you still have the trug. We do.
We'll do 19.50, then.
Oh, what's this? Stop, stop, stop!
Do you sell palourde - shellfish?
You're not going to find someone that just wants to buy the baby.
I tell you what - 85 to get rid of you.
Excuse me, do you guys sell a Sahara Desert rose in here?
Yes.
Can we have 12, please?
OK, amazing. One, two, three.
Nice to do business with you.
Five minutes to go.
Finish line - Brighton Pier.
All right, it's down there!
Go on, Mark!
Let's go, let's go, let's go. Up there.
Go, go, go! Arrgh!
Let's go, guys. Let's make it to the point.
There they are! There they are!
Come on!
Yes! Come on! Come on!
Woohoo!
6:30pm. Yeah! We made it!
Time's up.
Team Apex!
If we were to lose in the boardroom tomorrow,
I think it did come down to a lack of strategy.
We were aimlessly flicking through, calling people
when we could have route-mapped it out
and made a clear vision of where we were going,
so I think it would maybe need to come down to Denisha.
Team Affinity!
Woo! Yes!
I think, in terms of the day, it was OK.
I'm a bit disappointed with the fact that
we didn't manage to get the last two items.
I really wholeheartedly believe that we could get them
and that's the thing that'll probably make the difference
in terms of who wins this task.
Tonight, back to the house.
Tomorrow, tough negotiations in the boardroom.
You can go through to the boardroom now.
Right.
So, I sent you down to Brighton and I asked you to find nine items
that were synergistic with that part of the country.
So, let's talk to Apex first of all.
Now, Denisha, I made you the project manager. Yeah.
In your team, I think you had Sohail and Reece.
Yeah. Yeah? That's correct.
So, initially...
...we were on the hunt for the Sahara Desert rose.
We rang every florist.
What I heard - you were a bit like Elton John's PA
trying to find flowers. Yeah?
I think we phoned, like, almost everyone in the directory,
but we didn't get anywhere,
and then we did realise that it wasn't actually a rose.
The disappointing thing was,
even though 12 florists had never heard of them,
you still thought they were flowers.
One person told us that it was a thistle that we could...
She was like, "It's thistles that you're looking for."
Another guy told us... It's fossils, she said, not thistles. Oh.
Roses are red and violets are blue,
These aren't flowers but I might fire you.
Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Next?
We then moved on to the lace frontal wig.
She initially gave us a price of 59.95.
I went in at £19.
55.95 and you offered £19? 19, yeah.
So, with the negotiation... Generous.
...went back and forth, and then she agreed at £27.50. Very good.
You did well there. You did well there. Thank you.
What else? Come on, then.
We went to look for the asparagus spears.
You know what asparagus spears are, do you? Yeah, it's a type of...
You didn't think it was Britney's dad, no? No.
I knew it was a vegetable.
So, we did find a supplier that Reece spoke to,
and at that point, the supplier had said to us
they were freshly picked and we could go back
and collect them later on today. No, he didn't say that.
You asked him, "Were they picked today?"
He didn't actually answer the question. Mm.
I don't know if that's what we took from that.
No, he told us that they were freshly picked today. No, he didn't.
OK. Well, if I picked that up wrong,
or we picked that up wrong, I apologise.
- We wouldn't have spent time going and seeing him. - Mm.
OK. So, let's move on to the cast. Who had a part of their body cast?
So, that's me, Lord Sugar.
That, believe it or not, is the end of your umbilical cord.
Yeah, so you are...
You are holding my belly button right now, Lord Sugar. Right.
So, I did take one for the team, or my belly button did, at least.
Yeah. So, there we are. OK.
Moving on from there, then, you were the sub-team leader, Mark.
That's correct, Lord Sugar. So, what did you do?
We went straight into town.
The first record shop we went into, we got the record.
A 45rpm record,
which some of you haven't got a clue what that was about.
I could shock you and talk to you about landline phones, also.
Maybe you don't know anything about them either.
And you paid how much? We paid £1.50 for the item.
Victoria went in first of all to the negotiation.
Then she went to go and get the record
and then I started building a rapport with the guy.
I think building a rapport is another way of saying
jumped in on Victoria's negotiation. I mean, Victoria...
What did the bloke say? Did you speak to him afterwards? Yeah.
He said he would have gone down to 75p,
so maybe you should have let Victoria do it.
Right, next? Marnie spotted a barometer
in an antique shop, but it had a horseshoe shape,
so we thought this probably has nothing to do with nautical.
Correct. So, we thought, "Right, do you have any trugs, as well?"
Do you know that Baroness Brady,
she was standing next to one in that shop?
A trug? Yeah. You just didn't use your own eyes.
He would have sold it for a tenner, as well. Hmm.
So, anyway, from what I understand from Karren, at that point,
you were panicking a little bit
because you hadn't bought all of the items,
neither had you been on the phone to any shops.
We didn't want to get on the phones too early
cos we thought the shops were all in one location.
It's better to speak face-to-face, I thought, to do business
rather than over the phone because you don't build that rapport
and people might not be as trusting over the phone, so...
OK, all right. Well, we'll move on to Team Affinity now.
You were project manager, Simba. That's correct, yeah.
Tell me what you decided you were going to go after.
Yeah, so I think we got straight in the car
and I think I managed to find a store
that was called The Trug Store.
I think the shop was called The Sussex Trug Store.
Was it The Trug Store? Bit of a clue there somewhere.
So, yeah, I think...
Very, very hard to work out what that was.
So, I think that was the first choice,
and, you know, the gentleman did say he had it.
Well, I should hope so cos it's called The Sussex Trug Store.
Yeah, yeah. Well, you have to be sure.
You have to be sure. So, he said, "They're 25 quid,"
and you got it for £12 in the end? That's correct, yeah.
Right. Next, the record.
So, we got in there and I asked Shazia to lead that negotiation,
but she pre-emptively gave him a price
before we actually knew the original price of the item.
The thing is, Lord Sugar, I went in lower,
but he wouldn't actually specify a price and,
sorry, I was conscious of time
because we'd also reserved the nautical barometer.
So, I just tried to get a number out of him,
and when he did give, I think, the number of 3.50...
I don't agree. We'd went in there.
Shazia went in at £3.50
and then somehow managed to work back from it,
but it was the wrong way around. We should have got a price
and then worked backwards from what he'd given to us.
So, you ended up paying, what, £2.20 for it?
Correct. Yeah. Yeah.
Now, then, the barometer.
So, yes, unfortunately, we did miss out,
but then, what we did do, because she did have another one...
We weren't quite sure in terms of what the definition of nautical was,
so we ended up making a decision
just to get the one that was already there.
With the understanding that you understood it wasn't the right one,
but just to secure a barometer, you got the barometer.
I guess they were feeling the pressure.
From what I gathered is, barometers were created for the ships,
so they could forecast if there was a storm coming.
Yeah. So, in essence, you could argue that
most barometers are nautical.
No, you can't. I don't think so.
Anyway, let's move over to the other group.
What did you do first of all?
You went to get the cast first of all? Yeah.
Well, Dani had a wonderful idea, and she put forward that,
"Why don't we start off in the peripheries of Brighton?"
And we looked up, "Where can we get the resin?"
and it was on the periphery.
So, that was the first... Dani, you came up with the idea of,
"Let's get out of town"?
That was my thinking because, obviously,
I thought our end location was in the centre of Brighton.
So, the mould that you went and had done - Joe...
Yeah... you had your lips moulded, is that right? Yes, I did.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. More sense might come out of them
than in real life, but...
How much did you pay for this thing?
So, in the end, the way we actually...
Can I just...? Just...
How much? How much was it? So... I prefer this one.
It talks less.
He first said 160 and... Yeah.
Did you insult the cast-maker?
I think the issue was that he kept saying 80, 80.
I think it was the nature of the business, as well.
He basically explained to us
he would not be going any lower than his recommended retail price. Hmm.
You needed a small body part to cast in resin, yeah?
Should have tried your brain.
Tell me about the wig. She originally wanted...
I think it was 150. So, how much did you pay in the end?
100 flat. 100? 100?
£100, yeah.
What did you pay for yours? £27.50.27...? 50.50.
They got theirs much cheaper.
So, it was a lot higher than I've ever paid for a synthetic wig.
Hmm, yeah. All right.
It's about time we get down to the numbers now.
So, Tim, could you let me know what happened with your team?
So, Affinity managed to get six correct items at £277.89,
but they also spent £25 on one incorrect item -
the barometer, it wasn't nautical -
giving them a total spend of £302.89.
But the two they didn't secure, as well as the incorrect one,
meant you imposed fines on them of £150,
giving a total spend for the team of £452.89.
OK. So, Karren, same question to you.
Well, Alan, as you know, they bought six items,
five of which were correct.
They also bought one incorrect item - the Sussex trug.
So, that gave them a grand total of £311.50.
But as they didn't buy three of the items,
and they also bought one incorrect one,
you imposed fines of £200 on them,
giving them a total of £511.50.
Oh! You won.
For your treat, I've arranged for you to see
an exclusive performance by the cast of Only Fools And Horses.
Oh, my God! Enjoy it. That's so exciting. And who knows?
Maybe this time next task, you'll be millionaires.
Off you go.
Thank you.
Well done.
Well, ladies and gentlemen,
I think you'd best go off and talk amongst yourselves.
We'll come back later
and, eventually, one of you will be going home today.
Off you go. Thank you, Lord Sugar.
# God bless Hooky Street... #
The part that I played in winning was making sure that
I had the right people in the right places.
That was key to winning this task.
# Why do only fools and horses work? #
My sub-team secured four out of their four items.
Oh, thank you! Did you like it?
That is why we won this task.
Who's got any Del Boy one-liners they want to share with me?
See, we've been buying asparagus, but, you know,
mange tout, mange tout.
Lovely stuff, Bradders.
I think Simba was a good project manager.
I think, at the start, we did lack a bit of direction,
but I definitely felt like, with the team's input,
we did come to a good conclusion.
Well, team, a massive congratulations to all of you.
Here's to more wins, guys.
Cheers! Well done!
You guys mentioned that you weren't really making calls
or anything like that. Is that right?
If we would have made them calls, we would not have got
that nautical barometer - I can tell you that.
I would say, if we never made the calls, we wouldn't have any items.
I do blame the sub-team. I don't understand why
they've only come out with two items.
You know, I only gave them four items.
They needed to have used their day wisely.
The failure is down to the trug
and the asparagus, and the Sahara Desert rose.
But I definitely feel, even though you got three items, one was wrong.
I think there was a lot of time wasted
with the fresh asparagus spears,
and that was what our team was trying to avoid -
aimlessly running around -
so we decided to centre all our focus in one location.
If we would have found that fossil, with that information,
we probably could have got hold of the Sahara Desert rose
because where we were, it was... Literally a five-minute walk.
And then the same with the asparagus.
But we didn't go ahead because we knew it hadn't been picked today.
I think the fact that the sub-team
spent more time chatting to people in shops rather than
being on the phone has been a massive contributor towards this.
Could you send the candidates in, please?
Right, well, you only got six items out of nine,
and one of those was wrong.
My question is, has there been a game plan laid out?
You're going here. You're going to that shop.
You're going to this shop.
No, what we did is we saw that...
We grouped out the nine items per team.
At that point, we hadn't said, "Right, we're going to go here, here, here."
We had a good idea of the shops... But why not? I mean, why not?
I didn't think I needed to hold my other team's hand
and say, "Guys, you need to go to this shop, this shop, this shop." Yeah.
Mark, there was a shop called The Sussex Trug Shop, right?
I don't know where you were looking
or if you were looking for shops called Supertrug,
but what's so hard about that?
If we'd have went flying off to the trug shop like the other team did,
they might have beat us to the barometer.
So there was only one...
Yeah, but the trug shop sold more than one trug.
You could have gone there also.
But we were still in the right area, Lord Sugar, of where the trugs were.
Yeah, but you've got the wrong trug. You've bought something that was incorrect,
and then you had the whole day looking for an item
that you still haven't found.
But in respect, as well, like, we got given all the items
that we actually didn't know what they were, like,
you had all the items and you had a clear vision of what they were.
Yeah, but there was four of you to call, find out information...
We got the trugs straight away. We knew what that was.
There should have been more phone calls. 100%.
If you had made more phone calls, maybe try and find out, get leads
in terms of what they were... You'd have
possibly had more time to go to the trug store.
I think if we'd sat there and made all these phone calls, like you say,
we wouldn't have got the barometer and the other team would have,
cos we got there a half hour ahead of them.
That was by chance, though, right?
Well, you create your own chances in life.
Yeah, but if you went there and there wasn't a barometer
you would have wasted time there as well.
But there was a barometer. That's what we're saying.
So you create your own luck. You're not listening.
Anyway, unlike the other team,
you didn't go more than 500 yards away
from when you very first started.
That's your lot. But all the answers were there, Lord Sugar.
Cos you've got... Well, they weren't all there, were they, Mark?
Cos you didn't buy them. Well, the trug was there.
We didn't know what... The trug was there that you walked right past.
Not only did you get the wrong trug,
but £69.50, it cost your team in your total there.
Yeah. We, er, left it behind.
And then because we couldn't find another trug,
we were running out of time.
So we thought, right, let's just get the trug that we know is there.
I think the key thing would have just been making the calls.
I think with our team, we had quite a good strategy...
Look what happened when you made the calls, though.
You misinterpreted two things. On the phone, what we realised
was that we can get so much more done by speaking to X, Y and Z...
Yeah, but how did the phone calls go, then?
You've gone off to get some asparagus. That was...
You've misinterpreted.
You said there's the thistle and it's, you know, a fossil.
We didn't go ahead and buy the asparagus
based on the fact that it wasn't fresh that day,
whereas you actually went ahead and bought the trug...
But you marched halfway up-country to get it.
The success we had from the phone calls,
I know that the asparagus keeps coming up.
But the... It was everywhere that we... Every single place...
The asparagus didn't come up, though, that's the point, did it?
It was 15 minutes out the way and 15 minutes back, so I don't...
On the way to the casting place. It wasn't... On the way to the casting place.
It wasn't like we went on a jolly... Yeah, but... Yeah, but the point...
The thing is, Reece,
you asked the man, "Do you have fresh asparagus?"
And he said, "We open at 2:30."
That's not an answer, is it?
There was three of us in the car with the phone on speaker,
and I just find it strange that all three of us interpreted it in that way.
I have to say, though, it was quite frantic.
There was a lot of, like, phone stealing as well.
So whilst we were on the phone, there was a lot of Reece
kind of jumping in, taking the phone, as well, literally snatching...
See, I don't... See, guys, to be honest, I just feel like
we worked as a team and we just needed to make the calls.
I wasn't worried about who made them, how it went,
as long as we were making the calls and we were getting leads.
Right, OK.
Listen, Denisha, you know the rules.
I want you to tell me which two people
you are bringing back into this boardroom.
You know, based on the issue with the trug and the asparagus,
I'm going to have to go with bringing Mark back in...
...and Reece.
Right. OK.
Well, the rest of you, go back to the house.
Thank you, Lord Sugar.
Right. I'm going to have a chat with my two advisers here.
I'm going to call you back in and one of you will be fired.
So step outside.
As far as Reece is concerned,
he seemed to be on the phone all day long.
The good news about Reece is he asked all the questions.
The bad news is he didn't listen to the answers.
What's your call on Denisha, then?
There wasn't a real clear strategy.
You gave Denisha an opportunity to lead,
and she didn't really deliver on that.
And, Mark, he's got an excuse for everything, hasn't he?
Mark stayed in a 500-metre radius
and he didn't move to go and source items elsewhere.
Is it any wonder he didn't get half the things he set out to get?
Well, thanks for that, as ever.
I'll bring them back in,
and at least one of them will be going today.
Yes, Lord Sugar?
Can you send the three of them in, please?
Denisha, no strategy, no clear plan.
The logistics were diabolical.
Um, when we was in the van and we was calling some of the suppliers,
it was a little bit frantic.
There was a few times where, you know, Reece was trying to lead us
in a different direction in terms of,
speaking to some of the suppliers for the flowers as well.
Lord Sugar, could I just add...?
As far as the day went,
effort wise, I negotiated the deal,
I offered support on the logistics,
and I was the one that was on the phone as...
But... But you made so many calls, didn't you, during the day?
You ask a lot of questions, but you don't seem to listen to the answers.
If that's regarding the asparagus, again,
if I miscommunicated that, I apologise.
It was difficult to hear. It was difficult.
But it also, still, again, it was frantic with the calling.
We did lose a lot of time with the asparagus. Hmm.
Mark, your motto is right time, right place, right kit.
Do you remember that? I do. Yes, Lord Sugar.
You ran out of time, you were all over the place
and you didn't bring back all the kit.
But we found the barometer. I mean,
unfortunately... I'm not talking about the barometer. Yeah, I know.
Unfortunately... I'm talking about...
But we did look around the shop, but we couldn't find it from when we...
It wasn't a shop. It was a flea market.
But where the... where the item was
must have been within three metres of that front door.
Well, you should have seen it, then.
Four of us... four of us missed it. And this is the thing.
Who should be fired, out of you three?
I believe that from the start of the day,
we should have cast our net further afield.
I think that maybe the logistics and the overall day
could have ran a lot smoother. So? So, Denisha.
And who do you think should be fired, Denisha?
I think Mark. You know, I was so shocked to hear
that you guys hadn't even made any phone calls.
I didn't know I had to hold your hand and say, "Guys, go to this location first."
If that was the case, I would have done that.
I'm a very organised person, so... If we would have sat and made phone calls,
we wouldn't have got that barometer, simple as that.
So we went straight to the record shop, got that, got the barometer.
If we wouldn't have been there, we'd have missed... We'd have lost that one.
Mark, I just want to add on that, I know that you're making out as if,
you know, we were phoning places and things like that,
but everywhere we phoned, we had a pre-booked appointment.
It's no' as if we were just sitting phoning.
But don't forget you pre-booked an appointment that didn't exist
because you've turned up there and the geezer said,
"No, I ain't got asparagus for you." We did,
and the asparagus situation was, we inspected it and I asked,
"How can you clarify that that was picked today?"
Yeah, but I'm turning up to a street
with about six record shops on it.
I don't think I want to ring all six to make sure that one of them's got it
cos I know for a fact one of them will have it
because it's such an iconic song, because it was actually sung
in that location in 1974.
We found it more efficient calling
and finding out, as opposed to going in, waiting for...
The last thing we want to do is stand there,
our thumbs up our bums wasting time. We want to get in, get out.
And that's what we did.
OK. Listen, I'm going to summarise here,
and I don't want to hear any more from anybody.
Denisha,
you're clearly no good at logistics
because it was like organised chaos.
Mark, you stuck to this 500-metre radius,
and I don't accept what you say about
everything that was on the list was there,
cos if it was there, you would have bloody bought it, and you didn't.
And Reece...
...yeah, you were beavering away
on the phone, on the phone, on the phone.
You drove them out halfway up the country
on your wild asparagus chase.
It's as simple as that.
Mark, I know your day job is an exterminator.
I'd like you to bear in mind
that I'm a Terminator in this process, right?
And so it's regretful that...
...you made so many mistakes.
However, Denisha,
you had your chance to show me
whether you were any good at logistics and dealing with people.
And I'm very sorry to say that you have not impressed me.
So it is with regret, Denisha, that you're fired.
Thank you, Lord Sugar.
Thank you for the opportunity. I'm really grateful.
OK, you two, go back to the house.
I definitely think the sub team did let me down.
You know, I was relying on them to get some of the key items.
But, you know, I've definitely got so much more to do
in business. I'm not done yet.
Do you think Denisha's in trouble, then? Cos I know Lord Sugar
made it clear that she needed to step up. Yeah.
To be honest, I think all three of them are kind of in trouble.
Out of the three of them, I would say Reece is the safe...
Yeah, same. I would be surprised if he doesn't come back. Yeah.
Oh, my God, you're back! Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God. What happened?
That bloody trug. I'll tell you what.
But, yeah, he just kept going, "Why did you miss the trug?
"How did you walk past it?"
Anyway, cut a long story short, it's good to be back.
It's good to be back!
Right, I'm off to change my pants!
Now, 13 candidates remain.
Lord Sugar's search for his next business partner continues.
Next time...
Your job is to come up with a marketing campaign
for a new electric motorbike.
Action!
Fully charged...
Just give me a tiny, tiny, tiny wee bit more of shoulder.
...short-circuit...
What I am keen to know is, at what point did you decide just to disregard
all the information I gave you in the morning briefing?
...and in the boardroom...
To me, this is like watching the mother-in-law
drive the Ferrari over the cliff.
...the sparks fly.
You're fired.