Nick doesn't always seem to agree with Lord Sugar's comments @ 8:38. I love the fact that he isn't intimidated by him at all, yet remains respectful considered to be appropriate for his executive position.
And Ben: Lord Sugar wanted him to be factual and what did Ben say: "I was REALLY good" like how is that factual???
Debra does have quite the body, but yeah, her face doesn't match. That's not to say she's ugly, because she certainly isn't, but she's not "hot". That said, she's still a looker compared to the average. Flawless skin, nice body, beautiful eyes, a reasonably attractive face, a great fashion sense... and a horrible personality. Putting her personality to one side though, no straight man on earth would be ashamed to be waking up next to her. I know I wouldn't. Too bad about that personality then...
I'm just wondering what would happen with Ben if he made the interview stage - and mentioned his scholarship to Sandhurst (despite him not actually going)?
What do any of you think - what would be the response form each interviewer?
Ben does my head in with his bloody Sandhurst crap, every time he is in the boardroom! James talks total crap all the time, he hasnt got a brain and comes across as too desperate.
Debra wanted the rocking horse before she even saw it. In the car on the way to see it she said, "I so want to get a rocking horse." She and Ben lost this task. They could have closed a deal if they had negotiated a price from the vendor to drop it down. The pool was sold and they made good profits from it. One single horse could have got them the win. Ben and Deborah would definitely be the genetic base for the most selfish idiotic child the world has known.
@shiverpunt Not to defend Debra/orah/ueberbossy idiot, but it is sooooooo easy for ones desires to deceive oneself. An obvious hindsight is that if they'd conducted a proper introduction and exchanged business cards / mobile numbers, they would naturally have found themselves phoning the horse-vendor at that make-or-break moment of the deal and it would have gone through. We are privileged to have these opportunities perhaps to learn a little from others' mistakes.
@stupidtreehugger I understand what you're saying, but there is a limit to the leeway you can give for high spirits. Asking the vendor for lowest possible price is just basic common sense. It's not even business sense. It's basic. That's a massive oversight by two people who claim to have massive business experience and acumen. As for deceiving oneself between desire and logic, that's fine if talking about the people shopping for the horse, but not for the business players.
Cooked sausages in a baked bean can? Looks like Sir Alan hasn't forgotten Paul's hilarious decisions. Sadly every other applicant from Sandhurst is gonna suffer bcoz of him.
I would blame Debra for failing to make that rocking horse sale at the end. That would have won them the task. My product choices would have been the rocking horses and the buggy.
it's funny that the obvious mistake was no negoitable price on the rocking horse. but i reckon at the time they didn't think of that. i think alot of tasks fail because they always forget to do something that when the'r in the boardroom seems important.
@drumtum Half the problem is not the business people, its the politicians over- borrowing like Brown than we should have, that put us in a lot of debt.
The birthing pool would of worked they made £800 odd quid selling nine units between James and Yasmina, sell another £800 say and they would've won and Ben is a pretty decent salesman I reckon he could of shifted a fair few.
ben's an idiot... "i'm not afraid to get stuck in", as if that makes him a good businessman! cannot believe these people claim to be the best in britain
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Absolute classic summing up from Sir Alan from 8:17 to 8:54
kpeecee 3 weeks ago
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kpeecee 3 weeks ago
Nick doesn't always seem to agree with Lord Sugar's comments @ 8:38. I love the fact that he isn't intimidated by him at all, yet remains respectful considered to be appropriate for his executive position.
And Ben: Lord Sugar wanted him to be factual and what did Ben say: "I was REALLY good" like how is that factual???
LAngel0902 1 month ago
at 08:50, did he mention paul from series 3?
abdullahalmahmood 2 months ago
that ben is delusional about his abilities.
abdullahalmahmood 2 months ago
Debra does have quite the body, but yeah, her face doesn't match. That's not to say she's ugly, because she certainly isn't, but she's not "hot". That said, she's still a looker compared to the average. Flawless skin, nice body, beautiful eyes, a reasonably attractive face, a great fashion sense... and a horrible personality. Putting her personality to one side though, no straight man on earth would be ashamed to be waking up next to her. I know I wouldn't. Too bad about that personality then...
TJ347 5 months ago
ben has a very funny walk :)))))
lemochello84 7 months ago
i love the throwback to the baked bean can lol
istandonchair 8 months ago 2
Stop licking your fucking lips, Debra. She does it for like 20 minutes at a time.
Look at 9:30.
pomegranateish 8 months ago
At first glance, Ben is kind of attractive, but then if you look closer, he's got a disturbing rat face.
pomegranateish 8 months ago
@AllyKaht and fat! :)
iirgendsonTyp 8 months ago
i HATE BEN AND DEBORAH!!!I HOPE THERE THE NEXT TWO OUT!!
TheLiamshikari 9 months ago
That receptionist outside the boardroom is quite pointless. All she does is sit there and say "Sir alan will see you now"
solidsnake1211 9 months ago
@solidsnake1211 she also wakes up at 530 in the morning to phone the house too!
honeymonsterpuvy 9 months ago
Debra's gonna take it on the chin. Tee hee.
cymraegambyth 9 months ago
Id I could I'd take Deborah in twice!
1000RRboyJay 10 months ago 2
James is a leg end - funny bastard
polaroidandroid81 10 months ago
love the reference to Paul from s3 in this episode lol
rgood13 11 months ago
If you can work at a "world-class level" why the bloody hell are you on the apprentice Ben?
MrJak925 11 months ago
@AllyKaht you forgot to mention your schollorship to sandhurst!...... and Hi BEN
tenaciousphil31 1 year ago
I'm just wondering what would happen with Ben if he made the interview stage - and mentioned his scholarship to Sandhurst (despite him not actually going)?
What do any of you think - what would be the response form each interviewer?
johncharnley1 1 year ago
Ben does my head in with his bloody Sandhurst crap, every time he is in the boardroom! James talks total crap all the time, he hasnt got a brain and comes across as too desperate.
soapwonder 1 year ago
Love the reference to Paul Callaghan from Series 3 : )
DPH1984 1 year ago
James is a legend.
kellyfortune 1 year ago 4
Debra wanted the rocking horse before she even saw it. In the car on the way to see it she said, "I so want to get a rocking horse." She and Ben lost this task. They could have closed a deal if they had negotiated a price from the vendor to drop it down. The pool was sold and they made good profits from it. One single horse could have got them the win. Ben and Deborah would definitely be the genetic base for the most selfish idiotic child the world has known.
shiverpunt 1 year ago
@shiverpunt Not to defend Debra/orah/ueberbossy idiot, but it is sooooooo easy for ones desires to deceive oneself. An obvious hindsight is that if they'd conducted a proper introduction and exchanged business cards / mobile numbers, they would naturally have found themselves phoning the horse-vendor at that make-or-break moment of the deal and it would have gone through. We are privileged to have these opportunities perhaps to learn a little from others' mistakes.
stupidtreehugger 1 year ago
@stupidtreehugger I understand what you're saying, but there is a limit to the leeway you can give for high spirits. Asking the vendor for lowest possible price is just basic common sense. It's not even business sense. It's basic. That's a massive oversight by two people who claim to have massive business experience and acumen. As for deceiving oneself between desire and logic, that's fine if talking about the people shopping for the horse, but not for the business players.
shiverpunt 1 year ago
@KeyserrrSoze
no not really.
they are all welcome.
perfectlyjust 1 year ago
Ben can shag me anytime.
perfectlyjust 1 year ago
@perfectlyjust Too bad he never will! XP
RighteousPsycho 1 year ago
@RighteousPsycho
can't fault me for ambition.
perfectlyjust 1 year ago
ben is a chubby little fucker
whitexchina 1 year ago
deborah is only good for, putting my D-ck inside her mouth!! haha
muqeeti 1 year ago
Cooked sausages in a baked bean can? Looks like Sir Alan hasn't forgotten Paul's hilarious decisions. Sadly every other applicant from Sandhurst is gonna suffer bcoz of him.
giriisindahouse 1 year ago
alan to ben: where have you shown me?? lol.....classic dressing down!
safy12345 1 year ago
I would blame Debra for failing to make that rocking horse sale at the end. That would have won them the task. My product choices would have been the rocking horses and the buggy.
mattan147 1 year ago
Sir Alan seems really tired.
drscribe 1 year ago
"Grafter"......everyone says the same thing in the boardroom. Most common thing you hear people say...."I`m a grafter".
BilaJillani 1 year ago
lol. debra have not even reach 25 yrs of age and yet she is so bitchy already
keijishin 1 year ago
@keijishin I know, imagine what she'll be like as she gets older uglier and nastier, ei yi yi.
skylur44 1 year ago
it's funny that the obvious mistake was no negoitable price on the rocking horse. but i reckon at the time they didn't think of that. i think alot of tasks fail because they always forget to do something that when the'r in the boardroom seems important.
jestanotherguy 1 year ago
debra actually has a fine bod, shame about the face for radio.
herepooch 1 year ago
Loved it when Sir Alan mentioned paul from series 3 and the baked bean can stove. lol
ragerule2006 1 year ago 2
Nick : Every mummy needs a buggy or two!
CLASSIC!
nevfx 1 year ago
Jewish Lads Brigade! hahahahahaahahha
Camelsarse 1 year ago 4
@AllyKaht Don't forget, he's got a scholarship to Sandhurst!
Camelsarse 1 year ago
"I can compete at a worldclass level" Haha just watch the face of Sir Alan when he says that. And the bloody Sandhurst again.
drumtum 1 year ago
@drumtum Half the problem is not the business people, its the politicians over- borrowing like Brown than we should have, that put us in a lot of debt.
johncharnley1 1 year ago
if these guys are really the best business people in britain no wonder we are in a bleedin recession
cazishere 1 year ago
@AllyKaht My name is also Ben.........and my nickname is FAT-TIN-TIN.
jltambosi 1 year ago
WTF Debra? What kind of apprentice lies to his boss!
tderias 1 year ago
@AllyKaht Heya Ben!
tderias 1 year ago
Easy choice here. Fire all of em. I mean, does SAS actually see any one of them as an apprentice?
myoon87 2 years ago 7
@myoon87 I agree. They just stab their team leaders in the back.
Pearly403 1 year ago
@AllyKaht Hi Ben.
sbtech01 2 years ago 33
The birthing pool would of worked they made £800 odd quid selling nine units between James and Yasmina, sell another £800 say and they would've won and Ben is a pretty decent salesman I reckon he could of shifted a fair few.
tufty1990 2 years ago
All 3 of them were useless in this task. tough choice Sir Alan
rachel7000rf 2 years ago
debra...please dye on the way home...if you will go home
Vladythebest96 2 years ago
die you mean?
bubbleshoot 2 years ago
ben's an idiot... "i'm not afraid to get stuck in", as if that makes him a good businessman! cannot believe these people claim to be the best in britain
oceanunderstars 2 years ago
fuck, this is the ?th time that Deborah lied?
gooner4ever4life 2 years ago 30
@gooner4ever4life She's done nothing else the entire time. She is a backstabbing bitch, period.
skylur44 1 year ago
debra's gotta go, please, then ben, then james, which leaves the others left, and one will be the winner, cant choose which one yet, i llke them all
thefairlysimple1 2 years ago