Apprentice 2016 thread
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One woman had a kid at fifteen, took herself back to school, and set up a business, which is apparently doing well.
One woman is 25, married with a kid and two retail shops.
One woman is 24, got a grant and set up a small business.
One woman has three kids, had a business which broke, set up another and works to support her children.
The bloke is 29, lives with his mum and dad, and runs his 'multinational' business from his bedroom.
So his mum does his shopping, cooking and washing, and his parents pay for his home and his office. All the women, on the other hand, are grown-ups with families and proper responsibilities.
One woman is 25, married with a kid and two retail shops.
One woman is 24, got a grant and set up a small business.
One woman has three kids, had a business which broke, set up another and works to support her children.
The bloke is 29, lives with his mum and dad, and runs his 'multinational' business from his bedroom.
So his mum does his shopping, cooking and washing, and his parents pay for his home and his office. All the women, on the other hand, are grown-ups with families and proper responsibilities.
Doofus said:
One woman had a kid at fifteen, took herself back to school, and set up a business, which is apparently doing well.
One woman is 25, married with a kid and two retail shops.
One woman is 24, got a grant and set up a small business.
One woman has three kids, had a business which broke, set up another and works to support her children.
The bloke is 29, lives with his mum and dad, and runs his 'multinational' business from his bedroom.
So his mum does his shopping, cooking and washing, and his parents pay for his home and his office. All the women, on the other hand, are grown-ups with families and proper responsibilities.
So who's the more astute then?One woman is 25, married with a kid and two retail shops.
One woman is 24, got a grant and set up a small business.
One woman has three kids, had a business which broke, set up another and works to support her children.
The bloke is 29, lives with his mum and dad, and runs his 'multinational' business from his bedroom.
So his mum does his shopping, cooking and washing, and his parents pay for his home and his office. All the women, on the other hand, are grown-ups with families and proper responsibilities.
king know. But it's not the little boy.
davek_964 said:
blueg33 said:
I enjoyed the programme last night with a profile of the remaining 5.
Was most impressed with Francis but Grainne has gone up in my estimation too
I turned it off after about 15 mins - thought the narration was a bit over the top. "When Grainne was 15, her world suddenly changed..." because she was pregnant. "When Frances was 13 she suddenly discovered something that changed her life...." because she discovered her dad wasn't her real dad.Was most impressed with Francis but Grainne has gone up in my estimation too
I assume if I'd carried on watching, I'd have discovered that "When Jess was 7, her childhood came to a premature end when she discovered Father Christmas isn't real".
Doofus said:
One woman had a kid at fifteen, took herself back to school, and set up a business, which is apparently doing well.
One woman is 25, married with a kid and two retail shops.
One woman is 24, got a grant and set up a small business.
One woman has three kids, had a business which broke, set up another and works to support her children.
The bloke is 29, lives with his mum and dad, and runs his 'multinational' business from his bedroom.
So his mum does his shopping, cooking and washing, and his parents pay for his home and his office. All the women, on the other hand, are grown-ups with families and proper responsibilities.
Isn't Grainsilo running her business from a shed at the bottom of her mum and dad's garden?One woman is 25, married with a kid and two retail shops.
One woman is 24, got a grant and set up a small business.
One woman has three kids, had a business which broke, set up another and works to support her children.
The bloke is 29, lives with his mum and dad, and runs his 'multinational' business from his bedroom.
So his mum does his shopping, cooking and washing, and his parents pay for his home and his office. All the women, on the other hand, are grown-ups with families and proper responsibilities.
davek_964 said:
blueg33 said:
I enjoyed the programme last night with a profile of the remaining 5.
Was most impressed with Francis but Grainne has gone up in my estimation too
I turned it off after about 15 mins - thought the narration was a bit over the top. "When Grainne was 15, her world suddenly changed..." because she was pregnant. "When Frances was 13 she suddenly discovered something that changed her life...." because she discovered her dad wasn't her real dad.Was most impressed with Francis but Grainne has gone up in my estimation too
I assume if I'd carried on watching, I'd have discovered that "When Jess was 7, her childhood came to a premature end when she discovered Father Christmas isn't real".
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