CNBC's Apprentice Reruns

[BullsOnParade]

I was planning on cynically dismissing this show while i was watching
it earlier this week when i had nothing to do. BUT IT'S BLOODY CAPTIVATING. I
caught it at the charity auction and have been been racing back from work
to catch it at 11 for that past couple of nights. I think what piqued my interest
to actually try and watch an episode in the first place was the FHM spread of the apprentice chicks.

I have to say though i know the ending and some vague information as to why Troy didn't
win I'd have so been rooting for him. What a charming fellow.

Anyway

 

[gsaldivar]

As Donald said - the main reason he couldn't put Troy in an executive management position was because of his lack of education.

Having a non-degree holding executive manager would expose Trump's entire company to a huge liability. Should anything go wrong during Troy's tenure with Trump, the entire organization could be exposed to charges of inadequate oversight, negligent management, etc. While Troy had an admirable work ethic, Trump simply could not justify exposing himself to these risks by overlooking Troy's lack of education.

I was also rooting for Troy - unfortunately, he just wasn't qualified to step into corporate management. With a degree under his belt though, there would be no stopping him. :beer:

 

[Yossarian]

omfg it's on CNBC? I miss Amy! I must watch.