The Apprentice 2019
Discussion
thegreenhell said:
J4CKO said:
Do those orders get fulfilled ?
Checks Evans website to see if it's possible to buy an orange abomination with red wheels... no, off course not.
FourWheelDrift said:
That's because your ideas suck Lottie.
She is an unbearable little madam. Mummy and Daddy have told here she's the bee's knees all her life and now she's in the big wide world where people tell her the truth.I've worked with many people like her that think just because they come up with many ideas all of them should be implemented.
Halb said:
Yeah, Lottie's not nice, but she had better ideas on the bike with names other than, bounderby or e-cig or whatever.
There's something quite entertaining and strange with ol' Lottie Lion. She has the look of a euro pornstar, have we perhaps seen her playing the part of "the librarian"..Feisty and not quite as sharp as she thinks she is.
Entertaining old crud as ever, brightens up an evening. I've a pal who sounds just like the new cockney barrow boy (younger one) and it's great listening to his undying enthusiasm for anything he can sell while annoying lord Sug
greggy50 - you nailed it with these comments:
- Very strange that they are judged on turnover and not profit...
- It made me laugh at one point when a candidate would have happily lowered the sale price to £1k to sell 5 more bikes when they had already agreed 20 at £2k a pop... They really are f
king idiots nowadays compared to the earlier series
I assume that companies like Raleigh don't want their costs or pricing structure revealed. This made the whole challenge pointless. The winning strategy could have been: "How many electric bikes do you want for £10 each" Halfords: "we'll take a million at that price". Instant £10mio order and a day at the Go Karts.
It was Lottie who leapt at the comedy 'increased' offer. Showing a fine mixture of stupidity, inexperience and naivety. Had it not been Lottie, who is easy on the eye, feisty and currently the pantomime villain - that candidate would have been sitting in the back of the black cab.
This episode was like children playing at shopkeepers, with their parents as the customers.
- Very strange that they are judged on turnover and not profit...
- It made me laugh at one point when a candidate would have happily lowered the sale price to £1k to sell 5 more bikes when they had already agreed 20 at £2k a pop... They really are f
king idiots nowadays compared to the earlier seriesI assume that companies like Raleigh don't want their costs or pricing structure revealed. This made the whole challenge pointless. The winning strategy could have been: "How many electric bikes do you want for £10 each" Halfords: "we'll take a million at that price". Instant £10mio order and a day at the Go Karts.
It was Lottie who leapt at the comedy 'increased' offer. Showing a fine mixture of stupidity, inexperience and naivety. Had it not been Lottie, who is easy on the eye, feisty and currently the pantomime villain - that candidate would have been sitting in the back of the black cab.
This episode was like children playing at shopkeepers, with their parents as the customers.
200Plus Club said:
I've a pal who sounds just like the new cockney barrow boy (younger one) and it's great listening to his undying enthusiasm for anything he can sell while annoying lord Sug
Loved the way he banged a couple of times on the back of the van after loading it, real geezer stuff 
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