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I thought it was funny (and valid) that she pointed out that the boardroom was the biggest waste of time yet. But she's in league with Donald in giving people a bad impression of what it's like to live in Manhattan if they aren't already at the top of the social ladder. Don't forget about the way she ripped people apart in the boardroom on previous seasons ("YOU. JUST. DON'T. GET IT! YOU FAILED!") or how malevolent she looked on the live season finale. I'm not thrilled that she's going on tours teaching people how to succeed in business when it's not all that clear what on earth she does besides kiss up to a male chauvinist.

Tonight's episode? Bad, yet strangely entertaining, yet also the last one I need to watch.

I agree that there was no way they could have finished in two days. That is why the customer service thing was so important to this task. I could not sympathize with Verna, though. I would not have welcomed her back with such open arms. She wasn't the only one exhausted and hungry, I'm sure, but then, they probably found a way to eat or get some rest. It was her choice to deprive herself of those things.

That one chick on the other team who couldn't stop b*tching was so annoying. She was completely right in her argument, but she didn't have to yell about it NON-STOP. She needs to run down to 7-11 and get a 12-pack of tact.

Danny is ridiculous and deluded. Trump will keep him on for ratings until he gets fed up with him. For a while, the trend will probably be firing the project mangers of the losing teams, so the suspense will not be that much.

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