The Apprentice UK #3

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nohopefletcher said:
Just me who thinks this is shady ?
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This is exactly what I don't like about the show now and I have always loved the apprentice, they're supposed to be accomplished, aspiring business people wtf is this all about. So cliquey, the calibre of the candidates this year was so bad bar Simba and Joe, I dont think I can name a previous series where the candidates made this weird little gang and made passive aggressive digs like that. Glad none of them won, none of them would last 5 minutes in business.
 
theghosttown said:
I couldn’t stand Marnie for most of the series but the last few episodes she totally won me over. She is probably the most deserving winner out of any season I’ve watched. Totally deserved that win and I hope she does really well.
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It's obvious why Marnie won and its because she had passion and drive. She apparently came from humble beginnings and has already worked her way up and done well. The fact that she had secured other investment would have impressed Sugar as well. Good luck to her.
 
Just watching the interview stage of last year (Harpreet desserts, Kathryn pyjamas, Stephanie pre loved kids fashion) and Stephanie getting fired with LS saying the pre loved market is not loved by me and Karen saying she doesn’t get it etc. They’re mad, pre loved is huge a year later with Vinted etc. They’re so out of touch :)
 
soph30 said:
Just watching the interview stage of last year (Harpreet desserts, Kathryn pyjamas, Stephanie pre loved kids fashion) and Stephanie getting fired with LS saying the pre loved market is not loved by me and Karen saying she doesn’t get it etc. They’re mad, pre loved is huge a year later with Vinted etc. They’re so out of touch :)
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their argument was that people would rather use ebay than go to a website selling pre-loved kid designer wear, and their point still stands IMO because you are more likely to look on ebay or vinted than a dedicated website
 
queencarmen said:
their argument was that people would rather use ebay than go to a website selling pre-loved kid designer wear, and their point still stands IMO because you are more likely to look on ebay or vinted than a dedicated website
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Fair enoughhh but I probs would if I had kids and she’s right that eBay and Vinted are a pain with authentication. You’re obvs not allowed to sell fakes but people do and esp with Vinted you don’t get much buyer protection. Also eBay and Vinted sometimes tag stuff with the brand when it’s not like Chloe style etc and it gets a bit of a mess.
 
soph30 said:
Fair enoughhh but I probs would if I had kids and she’s right that eBay and Vinted are a pain with authentication. You’re obvs not allowed to sell fakes but people do and esp with Vinted you don’t get much buyer protection. Also eBay and Vinted sometimes tag stuff with the brand when it’s not like Chloe style etc and it gets a bit of a mess.
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I agree if I were to buy something second hand but designer I’d want proof of 100% authenticity
 
Amy vs Marnie when
 

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These big venues should stop entertaining the pre-task pseudo-military pantomime of the contestants marching up to Sugs, BB, and Tim

The locations never seem to have much relevance, either

I’ve brought you all to this service station on the M5 because my mother used to cut hair. Now, cutting hair is a service. And that’s what I want you to do today: hair transplants
 
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