Ok, I have refrained from posting in this thread until now, because I don’t know enough about business, and therefore do not feel qualified to make judgments on who is doing the best job, but I do recognize a sham when I see one. Interesting that most of you believe that Omarosa was planted as a spy or a foil. I hadn’t thought of that. You’re probably right. I was just thinking maybe she had revenge on her mind, because when I look at her, all I see is a dragon. Behind that (most of the time) calm, cool exterior beats the heart of a dragon. She tries so hard to present herself as a classy, sophisticated professional, and she’s pretty successful in her presentation, but her eyes seem so hollow and void of humanity. Ok, let me get to the point. Does anybody remember the words she used on the episode in which she was fired? Right before it was time to go to the boardroom, in one of her private interviews, she stated that if Kwame took her to the boardroom, she was going to have to take him down. She came completely unraveled that night, though, and dug her own grave. So since she got fired, I didn’t think too much about her words, because she left, and he stayed, but after seeing how she’s messing things up for Kwame now in his final assignment, it’s seems clear to me that she was very serious. Unfortunately, she’s been given the opportunity to wield her revenge by ruining things for Kwame now when everything is at stake. I’m really interested to see how he handles this situation. This woman scares the hell out of me. The way she was just dismissing Diane when she was explaining that there was a mix-up as to what time Jessica Simpson’s flight was supposed to arrive. Then just continuing with her meal as if nothing was wrong and not even explaining to her teammates, especially Kwame, what was going on, even though they asked her. Then she had the nerve to lie to Kwame when Diane called the next day, and tell him that she had not spoken to Diane directly the night before, but had only been given a message to call Diane. Her whole act of innocence and pretending like she doesn’t understand what’s going on around her is so phony. I have met three other women like Omarosa in my life, and none of them have been pleasant experiences.
That said, I really don’t care who wins. The two finalists, Kwame and Bill, both have such dull personalities as far as I’m concerned, but maybe that’s what it takes to run a multi-million dollar company. I don’t know. It’s just that Kwame reminds me of a toad, and Bill reminds me of a lizard. My favorite contestants, personality-wise were Jessie, Troy, and Sam. (Sam was a little scary and intense, but definitely entertaining to watch.) Bowie was pretty cool too, but I did not like Tammy at all, and Katrina was just annoying. My feelings about Heidi were mixed from one week to the next. Amy was just eye candy, although I was very impressed with some of her ideas, (especially the advertising on the rickshaws) but the rest of the contestants really left no impression on me at all. But from the beginning, I really expected that Nick was going to win this game. So, them’s me thoughts.
"Some men see things as they are and say,'why?' I dream things that never were and say, 'why not?'"
- Robert F. JFK
I love it. It's down to the final 6 and really time for one of the men to get fired again as it has only been women recently and the men seem to be ganging up against the women in the board room. I was sad to see Heidi go, it just fell apart for her last week. Amy is the strongest remaining woman and probably Nick from the men.
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