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economic uncertainty, bold players can win big. Now one man stands ready to invest, fighting

it out for his funding. Eighteen ambitious entrepreneurs.

I'm the James Bond of the business world. I've got the acumen, I've got the experience

and I'm pretty sure I've got the looks as well.

I'm disgustingly competitive. I will go to absolutely any lengths and I mean any to win

this investment. I've got a message for all the other candidates.

I may be young and you might think I lack experience but I am coming for you.

Another a quarter million pound investment. I'm always getting compared to being the Kim

Kardashian of the business world because I'm doing business with a hint of glam.

I'm going to be something over a million pound before I'm 30. So my best advice to Lord Sugar

is come and join the party before it's too late.

To win, they face the fight of their lives. Because I'm so friendly, everybody thinks

that I'm their best friend, which can be really awkward because I don't have any friends in

business. I'm here to win this. The other candidates, they were going to have

to be wary because I am calm and collected. But if they do come at me, I will bite and

I will sting and I will leave my mark. Putting up the cash, Lord Sugar.

This remains the toughest job interview. There's no VAR in here. I make the final decision.

Once a small time trader, now a business big shot.

This is an opportunity of a lifetime. Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.

But to get his backing in the bag, a punishing selection process.

Food is ready for table one. I'll tell you what, just hear me out.

I've asked you to do something for me, please can you do it?

Eighteen candidates. Hi friend. Service please.

Move, move, move. Twelve tough tasks.

I don't, that's too much. Don't worry, don't worry.

One life changing opportunity. If I wanted an easy life, I'd send the whole

bloody lot of you home now. It's down to business with The Apprentice.

You're fired, you're fired. It's a total disgrace, you're fired.

Eleven AM. The boardroom.

Handing in proposals. Eighteen potential partners.

Can you send the candidates in please? You can go through to the boardroom now.

Good morning everyone, and welcome to my boardroom.

We've all been facing uncertain times recently, but one thing is certain,

rising costs means everyone is looking for good value,

and I'm no exception. I want a business partner who's going to offer me

a serious return on my investment, and in exchange for that I'm offering

£250,000 and over 50 years of successful business experience.

This is not a game, it's an opportunity of a lifetime.

Right, as you can see I've got a pile of CVs here.

These CVs normally contain more fantasy than Lord of the Rings,

and more crap than a Glastonbury toilet.

Joseph. Yes, well, you can call me Joe. I'll call you Joe, yeah.

You claim to be the James Bond of business, is that right?

Yeah, I may regret saying that in my office. Yeah, you will, you will.

Your CV is not so much Thunderballs, more like Thunderbollocks,

if you ask me.

You say one of the only things you've been convicted of

is being devilishly handsome. Oh, yeah. Oh, my God.

Who's Victoria? Who's Victoria? Are you a flight attendant? Yeah.

Yeah, did you bring your sick bags with you for that?

I think I need them, I'll hand them off.

Simba. Hi, Louis Figure.

You say you enjoy being a disruptor, is that right?

I think it's important to always challenge the status quo.

I think disruption, constructive disruption, is very good.

So, you're in a task, you're going to disrupt.

Not necessarily disruption in a negative way.

You don't understand the game plan.

Marnie. Yes, Louis Figure.

Now, you are a boxing gold medallist and a court advocate,

so does that mean you punch someone's lights out

and get off the charges, or what?

No, in real life, I'm a lover, not a fighter.

But, yeah, I was called to the bar, so I am officially a barrister,

but I didn't go on to do private practice,

so I don't refer to myself as that.

OK. Mark. That's me, Louis Figure.

Mark, you're in the pest control business. Correct.

Got any tips on how I can deal with Piers Morgan?

You've been to over 100 countries. Correct.

You on the run or something?

Just like travelling. All right.

Danny. That's me, Lord Sugar.

Hi, Danny. Lovely to meet you.

You say, one day I'll be standing next to Lord Sugar.

You sound like you're going to be my carer.

I meant as your business partner, Lord Sugar,

certainly not your carer. All right. OK.

Gregory. I'm Gregory, Lord Sugar.

Hello, Gregory. I see you collect antiques. Indeed, Lord Sugar.

And you're a cannon firer?

So, it's quite a long story, Lord Sugar.

Well, keep it short, then.

I finished my bachelor's degree and I started a business

in selling Victorian military uniforms

and I got a job as a professional cannon firer from that.

And also, you're a Lib Dem candidate, right?

I'm a councillor. I'm elected.

It's good that you're here because you've finally got a chance

you might win something.

OK, let's get down to business.

I'm kicking things off with the ultimate task.

I'm sending you to the magnificent Caribbean island of Antigua.

Oh, my God!

Wow. Wow. Oh, my God. Wow.

Pre-Covid, the tourism industry was booming,

but obviously things were decimated by the pandemic.

But the world's now open for business and it's on its way back.

Your task is to set up and run a bespoke tour.

You've got to sell tickets and give your clients

an unforgettable experience.

Now, the team that makes the most profit is going to win

and on the losing team, at least one of you will be fired.

So, very good luck.

I'll see you back in the boardroom in a few days' time.

Off you go. Thank you, sir.

So excited!

Antigua, what the hell?

It's time for take-off.

I'm an accountant and I also have water sports apparel company as well.

A chance to check in with the competition.

So, I think I've got one of the best vinyl boutiques in the UK.

I've already got a million-pound business

that is close to reaching two million.

Lord Sugar needs to be my next business partner

so I can make him millions.

Antiques is my really big speciality.

My motto is life is a waste of time and time is a waste of life.

So, if you get wasted all the time, you'll have the time of your life.

The Caribbean island of Antigua.

Visited by hundreds of thousands each year,

excursions that tempt tourists can turn a pretty profit.

Girls, look at the sea!

Deciding who'll guide their team...

Hello, lads. Welcome to Antigua.

What a beautiful location.

The boys.

In terms of project manager, is anyone confident to step up and lead this one?

I work in sales on a day-to-day basis.

I think I'll be definitely strong selling.

I've got quite a bit of experience in the historical tour industry,

but I haven't been here before.

Yeah, but in terms of project manager,

does anyone want to put themselves forward?

All right, but if no-one else is confident to do it,

I'm happy to take this task on.

I work as a safari guide in South Africa.

Brilliant. Yeah. Awesome.

Piloting the girls' team...

On my layovers with the crew, we used to go on these exact tours.

..former flight attendant Victoria takes the controls.

I think we should go, because a catamaran tour,

I think, as we're in Antigua, it's, like, luxury.

You know, I think we should start off by trying to sell our tickets

for 135 per person.

I think it leaves us enough profit,

but it also gives us some room to move down if we're struggling.

So I think the lowest we can go is 100.

But these are the minimums.

Like, we shouldn't be selling the tickets at 100,

we should be selling them at 135.

So is everyone happy with that? Yeah.

So I'm really happy that we're going to be doing the catamaran tour.

I think that we're going to be able to sell this easily.

We're in Antigua. If we can't sell a catamaran tour,

then I don't even know what we're doing here.

It says on here the tour includes a pottery masterclass.

We can also include snorkelling in it. I'm really happy with that.

I'm happy, yeah. OK.

With the historical tour, we've got the rum-tasting masterclass.

..planning to give their customers a crash course in Caribbean culture.

Is everyone happy to rock and roll with this history and culture tour?

Definitely. Yeah, definitely, yeah. Awesome.

The boys pin down a price point.

Are we happy if we hit a sort of mid-range of $150?

I think we could actually come in at around about $250 towards $300.

I do have a concern with overpricing like that,

considering we've actually never been here.

And the refunds. I'm thinking about the refunds.

As PM, I'm going to say we're going to start at $150.

If we're getting towards the end of the day, we can drop it down to $100.

I think that's bad business, to be completely honest with you.

Your project manager, I'll let you take the lead on this one.

Go.

Debating where to tout their tickets.

Pigeon Beach. I think Pigeon Beach is a good place. I agree.

For girls.

I think it's going to be the location where people might be a little bit,

like, you know, they've been sat at the beach all day,

it actually might be a nice thing for them to get up

and actually go and do something tomorrow.

Can I just say that I'm not happy with the beach?

I think the airport would be a better location to sell lots of tickets.

I definitely disagree with the airport, to be honest.

When I come off a long flight,

the last thing I want to do is talk to a ticket seller.

I would go with St John's Harbour.

I do think there's too much competition, maybe at the harbour,

and I just think there'll be people everywhere

just trying to sell people the same thing.

Should we take it to a vote about where we're going to be going?

Who votes for selling at the beach?

That's the majority. Yeah.

I wouldn't have went with picking the beach.

The last thing I want when I'm sunbathing

is for someone to come to me selling tickets.

I think if we all agree that we should sell at Pigeon Beach.

Next, for project manager Joe,

decide who pulls in punters...

It's Simba. I'm happy with that. Sub-team leader.

..and who plots tomorrow's tour.

But, gentlemen, I used to live in Malta for three years

and I used to fire cannons.

I also used to take people down 28,000 square metres

of underground tunnels as a tour guide.

I'm very interested in heritage, so that's one of my strong points.

So we're going to have Abi, Greg, myself and Sahal on the tour team.

I would like Marnie to be the sub-team leader on the selling team,

along with Danny, Emma, Shazia and Megan.

So excited for the tour. Is everyone ready?

And team, yeah!

11am.

Half of each team head off to Haggle with their chosen attractions.

I'm happy for you to take charge of the negotiation.

Yep. Let's do it. Let's do it.

The rest will find takers for their tours.

16 tickets, isn't that much to sell?

Absolutely. I think we got this, girls.

Are you confident? I am so confident. Are you confident?

I'm confident. You're confident? Yeah, we are.

Look, we are confident. We've got 16 tickets to sell

and we're just going to sell them together. Simple.

Nelson's Dockyard.

Once home to a naval hero...

Thank you.

..today a tourist hotspot offering a glimpse into the past.

Hi. Hi. Good afternoon.

First job for Joe's boys, negotiate a knockdown entry price.

OK, so we want to bring 16 people,

so what is your best deal that you guys can do for us?

100 US? Per person.

If we're able to sell out your tour and have a full 16 people here,

how much further are you willing to drop?

Probably somewhere in the neighbourhood of 80, 85,

is what we're looking at.

Could we please shake on 70?

I think we can maybe go a little bit lower.

70 is a solid offer. If we have to.

It's really hot. What do you say, guys?

Can we shake on that right now?

Let's go with 75 for your tour if you can sell it out

and 95 if you don't get to your full selling point.

Awesome. It's a deal. Excellent.

They told the sales team not to go below $100,

but they bought the tickets for 75,

or possibly 95 if they don't sell them all.

Right. Where's the profit going to be made in $5 a ticket?

What do you think? I'm not going to lie,

I thought we could have gone down a little bit more.

I mean, $70, they're looking at $1,000.

You could have stepped in if you thought...

I didn't want to risk disrespecting them,

but if you thought you could have gone lower, you could have jumped in.

But then the deal closed. Right.

TURNER'S BEACH

Turner's Beach.

One of Antigua's many snorkelling spots.

I think what we'll do is maybe, Rochelle,

have you get a little report going?

Fishing for a deal on a scenic boat trip.

And then I'll take over and start talking price.

Project manager, Victoria.

We just wanted to ask you what is involved in your tour

and, you know, how much it would cost as well.

So, our tour usually starts around $130 per person.

But with you guys, I can do it a little bit better.

Maybe, like, 95 per person? OK.

Can you work with that?

Yeah, so we were thinking... We don't want to go too high with our price.

Is there any way you can come down just a little bit for us?

I'll do 90. 90 can work. Would you consider...

So we were thinking around, like, the 60 mark, maybe 65?

I'll settle for 80. I'll settle for 80.

If we sell all 16 tickets, can we take it for 70?

No. 75, Joanne. 75 it is.

I really appreciate that. Thank you.

With the clear strategy,

I didn't want to mention the price, like, straight away.

And I think Rochelle, within her first sentence, mentioned price.

And I feel like we could have built up a report

and we could have then got the price down a little bit.

So, yeah.

Can I show you the catamaran?

Yes, please. Yes, thanks.

Looks a little remote to me.

Homing in on Pigeon Beach...

I definitely think we're in a bit of a dead spot.

..the girls' sales team...

It's not as busy as we'd hoped, but we're here now.

We all decided on the beach. We all agreed.

Apart from me, I did say I thought the harbour would be a better place

to pitch our sale, but, look, we're here and we're going to remain positive.

I also thought that the airport would be a better location.

I also agree, though, as a group, we all agreed the beach...

Girls, can we just move on quickly? What are we going to do?

Because there's no point talking about what we should have done,

what we could have done, we need to get this done.

What is our plan?

Guys, what we're going to do is we're going to walk down the beach,

we're going to approach every single person we meet along the way

and we're going to try and get some sales.

St John's, capital of Antigua...

Go, let's do it.

..and selling base for the boys.

We are hosting a fantastic historical tour

and we've got some rum tasting at the end.

Playing the part of salesman, theatre school boss Rhys.

Susan, I'm just going to ask you this question,

when was the last time you had a rum?

THEY LAUGH

They're asking the wrong one, because I'm too total,

but I'm really into history.

So, normally we would charge 200 US dollars per person.

For you, my lovely Scottish friend, what I can do is 150 per person.

Could I please invite you both to come along and join us?

Yes. Yes!

OK, thank you so much.

I am happy.

You know, first big sale of the day and hopefully long may it continue.

I will see you both tomorrow for the trip of a lifetime.

Thank you.

All right, guys, let's go.

Well done, mate. Let's go.

The price is $135.

Still to make a sale.

Oh, no, because we don't have time.

Oh, that's so upsetting.

Marnie's Pigeon Beach posse.

Hi! How are you doing?

Have you ever done the catamaran cruise before?

Yes, I'm here in Antigua for 20 years.

Yeah, so you're not going to be in trouble.

So, thanks so much for your time.

We thought that it was going to be a busy beach.

That's what we expected, that's what we voted for.

And I know...

Guys, I know you do.

Guys, listen, listen, we need to...

We need to keep coming back to the point every single time.

No, I know, I know.

We all voted for it because we didn't, but let's not keep going back.

So, why are we at the beach if we didn't collectively unanimously decide it?

We are wasting so much time talking about this.

Let's go.

Yeah, I've already...

So, stop bringing it up, then, every time I say we've arrived at the beach

because we're waiting for the beach.

Let's go.

Mid-afternoon.

For both teams...

Woo-hoo!

Pigeon, baby!

..a chance to learn all about the island...

CHEERING

..before putting on tomorrow's trips.

When you put on the tours,

what's the bit that people get the most excited about?

After we snorkel, the bar opens up for the alcoholic beverages.

Oh!

Do you have a traditional dance that gets thrown into the Caribbean?

Anything that moves the waistline.

Yeah!

How do we do it?

And it goes cent, five cent, ten cent, dollar.

Yeah!

And we only like big dollar notes, so it's dollar, dollar.

4pm.

So, that's 150 for the tour tomorrow, OK?

So, just tap here, just there.

Sales rep Simba secures a second deal for the boys.

Thank you so much, Kelly.

And we look forward to seeing you tomorrow.

Having combed the beach for customers...

Our price is $135.

How does that sound? Have we got a deal?

Of course.

..the girls' sales squad finally strike it lucky.

Hello?

Hi, girls, are you OK?

We have managed to sell three tickets.

Fab.

It's really, really quiet here. It's not what we expected.

So, what we're going to do is we're going to change tactics.

We're now going to move to a hotel,

where hopefully we can get some more people there and fill this boat up.

Yeah, girls, I think it's definitely a good idea to move location

if you're struggling there.

Thanks, guys. See you soon. Bye.

If the place is quiet, why would you not move straight away?

Why would you start hanging around and think it's going to get busy

and you'd move? Yeah.

5pm.

Just to confirm, we've got two tickets at $150 each

if you just want to tap your card on the end there.

Bradley and Rhys top up the boys' ticket sales.

Could we do both of you guys at $150?

Oh, we'd love to.

But still searching for more sales...

We'll go snorkelling and you'll also finish with a pottery class.

Marnie's half of the girls.

The price is $135 each.

Is that something you guys would be interested in?

Of course. That sounds fantastic.

Perfect. Thank you.

Well, we're so honoured that you've agreed to come on board

with us, literally, tomorrow.

Tomorrow? Yeah.

We're busy with work tomorrow.

And so we won't be able to attend, but next time. How about that?

Oh, that's such a shame.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

Take care.

You know, we should early on ask them if they're available tomorrow.

Yeah. Because we're wasting time.

Let's just move on.

OK, let's go.

6pm.

OK, so, gentlemen, this is what we're doing.

12.15, we start the tour.

While Cannon Van Gregory marches the boys through tomorrow's tour...

Around 13.05, we're going to the museum.

..the girls opt for a slower pace.

I think if we do more stops, we're just going to overcomplicate it.

We're going to be rushing. Yeah.

And people want a relaxing time.

We don't want to be rushing them from stop to stop

and, like, giving them too much information.

I 100% agree.

I hate going on a boat, wanting to relax,

and then being thrust into loads of different activities.

Yeah, I think it's a great idea. Really good.

7pm.

Hello. Hello, people.

Hey, guys. Hello.

With 30 minutes to go...

It's a historical tour.

We're going to be viewing the beautiful Antigua and its history.

..smooth-talking Simba looks to seal a deal.

125, an extra bit of rum.

What about you guys?

They're all joining.

No, from the hotel, we can get a guy for $75.

We can't go that low. 125 is...

OK, we're happy to drop it.

Let's get the sale. We'll drop yours and we'll drop yours.

If you go to 100 and you go to 100,

it's friends saving money. Would you be happy with that?

Obviously, we have significantly dropped the price there.

Let's get the sale done.

Cheers, guys. We're going to see you tomorrow.

You're going to have a fantastic time.

It's a bit of a shame that we had to drop the price a little bit.

We have four tickets left. We need to drop the price.

If we don't get these 16 tickets sold...

So what do you want to do? I disagree.

We did not need to drop that price so significantly.

Let them know.

However, guys... Guys, we've got the sales. Let's move on.

Let's go, girls. Let's go, let's go.

Five minutes till sales must cease.

Come on, come on.

As the boys shift their final tickets...

If all four of you can commit, we will do it for $400.

Yes!

With ten seats still to fill...

The price is 120.

We have a deal at $120 per person.

OK!

..the girls' prices plummet.

I'll go for 110. Have we got a deal?

All right, sounds good. Amazing. Brilliant.

Could we do 95 and it's a deal?

95 each. Yes, it is a deal.

Brilliant. Amazing.

7.30pm.

We've sold the 16 tickets.

We should be proud of ourselves, girls, all right?

Selling over.

Come on, girls, let's go.

We've managed to bag 12 out of the 16 tickets that we had available,

so we're on a high now and I feel really positive about tomorrow.

7am.

Today, both teams will run their excursions.

Hi, girls. So, welcome back. I'm so excited that it's tour day.

Touching base with his boys...

We've managed to successfully sell 16 tickets.

Yes!

..project manager, Joe.

Originally, obviously, we started at the 150,

the one that, you know, you told us to sell for.

Yeah. But I did go down to 125.

Right. I felt, personally, I had them around that price,

but, obviously, then I think Mark then intervened

and we dropped it to 100 quite quickly.

We had five minutes left, 100, and we got the sales,

and the other people heard that, the other four, and said,

do you know what, we'll go in at 100.

So we got seven at that cost, simple as that.

Dropping down to 100, obviously,

that crunches on our numbers a little bit.

Obviously, we negotiated that if we sold all 16 tickets,

we'd be able to get it cheaper.

How many did you sell?

So, we didn't sell the full 16.

We sold 12.

I definitely think the location was a challenge,

and had we chosen a different location,

I think we could have sold a lot more.

We had all agreed that the beach was better.

We agreed with the beach.

I felt that they kept repeating the issue of location,

and I kept reminding... We didn't keep repeating it.

I only repeat myself when you kept highlighting

we all agreed on the beach.

We were where we were, and it kept being a sort of,

I told you so, told you we shouldn't do it.

Only when you kept mentioning it.

You can't, like, drag the team down

and keep pointing out the negatives.

We have to all work together and get this job done.

If we were to lose this task,

Shazia and Emma are going to resort to saying

we should never have picked the beach.

I was really glad that the other team could see

the difficulties that I was facing yesterday

when they just wouldn't let it go.

Let's do this. Let's go, girls.

9am.

Today, half of each team will run the tours.

How much time they would have lost by focusing on,

oh, we should have done this and should have done that,

and I told you so,

instead of actually going out there and selling tickets.

The rest will partner up with local businesses

to try and top up takings.

I want Brad to lead it.

Let's get the best possible commission on this run.

Please remember, every penny counts.

Sounds good.

At Nelson's Dockyard...

Hello, hello. Good afternoon.

How is everyone today? Hi, guys.

..kicking off the boys' tour...

I'm Greg, so I'm going to be your main guide today.

..and Teak's buff, Gregory.

So if you've got a historical question, especially cannons,

cos I used to work as a professional cannon fire,

I want to probe them out, mate. Speed it up.

We'll make our way up the mountain into Fort Berkeley,

come back down, and we'll just cover a couple of extra things.

Come on, ladies and gentlemen. Are we excited?

Yes!

So if you can't follow me, ladies and gentlemen,

to the Dockyard Museum.

On the boat tour...

Can everyone hear me? Yes.

..pushing to get the party started...

So this is our first stop, and this is Galley Bay.

..salon owner Rochelle.

I've learnt so much about the Caribbean culture, the dancing.

Does everyone want to stand up and learn the dance that I learnt?

Everyone up! Everyone up, let's get involved.

You want to thrust your hips forward.

And then you want to pop it to the right.

And then you want to stick your bum out,

and then pop it to the left.

And you want to slowly get faster and faster and faster.

Yay!

I hope you've enjoyed our Galley Bay stop.

Rochelle was in charge of the first stop, a beautiful bay.

What did she do? Instead of explaining how beautiful it is,

they decided to do a dance.

This is supposed to be a guided tour.

We're not going in too hard, and I think that's really nice, it's chill.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So if you can't follow me, please.

For the first stop of the country tour, this was the naval officer's quarters.

Not afraid to ask burning questions.

Gregory.

Has anyone got an allergy to wool at all? Wool?

No. The reason I bring up wool,

imagine yourself here in the wonderful Caribbean.

You're dressed up in this really coarse woolen uniform,

it's itchy, it's scratchy, and you know what?

I'm allergic to wool, and you're a little bit stuck, aren't you?

There's a lot of questions about this, ladies and gentlemen.

Life was hard here in the Caribbean.

These are things we really need to sort of be mindful of.

11am.

Planning to sell pottery at the end of their tour...

So I would like Megan to go in the negotiation, I want her to leave.

..the girls pin their hopes on a healthy commission.

So I'm thinking we go in at around the 35% mark.

I do think when it comes down to commissions,

you're never going to get anywhere near 35%.

Can we meet in the middle and maybe go to, like, 30%?

I think that would be sensible,

cos Megan is the one that's going to be leading this,

so you need to do what's comfortable for you.

You need to feel comfortable, Megan.

Guys, I'm not going to take a vote, I'm going to instruct this,

and I'm going to ask that you go in at 35%.

I do have confidence that you can deliver that in a non-insulting way.

Hi, hello. Morning.

Pushing for a tasty deal on the local tipple.

We've got a tour running.

What we're looking to do is sell them some of your beautiful rum.

Construction man, Bradley.

Usually, what do you do as a commission split?

We normally start our commissions at somewhere between 5% to 7%.

What I would say is if we can do a 25% commission split on that,

that would be absolutely fantastic for us.

15.

17, yeah. OK.

That's a deal, then. Thank you very much. Thank you.

Can I just point out something?

At 25%, she wasn't sure about it,

so I knew that there was 20% on offer and we were going to take it.

Unfortunately, you went 17%.

It is a good deal, I do genuinely think that,

and that's the reason why I was, you know...

I do still think there was a little bit of wiggle room,

but fingers crossed for this 3%, it's not going to cost us a task.

Charged with sealing the deal on ceramics.

You're obviously amazed at what you do.

Sweet's boss, Megan.

So we were thinking of coming in at sort of the 35% mark on commission.

Sounds extremely generous.

I'm not sure I'm feeling that generous today.

What sort of price mark were you thinking at?

I'm feeling 2%-ish.

Anything below, $50.

I'm shaving at 1% for the high-end stuff.

Right, OK. How about 12%?

And then 8%?

I can do you 10% and 7% on the bigger end. That's it.

OK, we'll take it, because we're going to sell enough quantity

to make it worth our while and your while, so...

We've got a deal. OK. Yeah.

Obviously, starting at 35%, they knew that was absurd.

I think common sense would have dictated

they should have started a bit lower.

But I think, in the end, they did the deal that's not great,

but it probably was the best that they could do.

So, obviously, his face was a little bit shocked when we came in at 35%,

which I did think would happen.

OK, guys, are we ready to go snorkelling?

Yeah! Off we go!

While the girls focus on photo ops...

Caribbean sea! Woo!

..taking the reins from history buff Gregory...

Let's go, then, guys. Follow me this way.

..martial arts man Sahail.

This place houses Antigua's finest desserts.

Feel free to go on up and have a look at the desserts that are on offer.

I was wondering how traditional it was,

if they still sort of use the old methods.

Yeah, absolutely. I'm not a baker at all,

so cooking is my worst thing, if anything.

But, obviously, you have people in there who you can always ask,

and they do have lots of signs all over the place.

It will give you a lot of information on how everything works.

So we should just read the sign instead? Read the sign. OK.

Let's check it.

Sahail was asked to deliver the facts and figures on the bakery.

Someone asked him a question. He said, well, just read the signs.

I mean, that's not what you expect from a high-quality tour guide.

Right, follow us, guys, and we'll take you to Port Berkeley. Let's do it.

On the girls' tour...

Can we have everyone down? Hi, everyone!

We're just going to make our way down to the beach.

..charged with pushing photos to sell at the end of the tour...

Follow us!

..financial controller, Denisha.

The beach is really known for its beautiful white powder sand.

We're going to take some lovely pictures of you.

But, yeah, that's it.

Right, shall we get some pictures? Who wants some pictures?

I think this is a beautiful backdrop. OK.

Are we ready? Gorgeous.

And then this one's going to be great.

Go, go, go! Woo! That's it!

Oh, lovely! Yay!

This is memories, guys.

You're going to have these memories for a lifetime.

That was meant to be Denisha's stop,

but she didn't give any direction to the couples,

and I felt like I had to step up to the mark.

If I didn't, we wouldn't have any pictures and there wouldn't be any sales.

One, two, three!

Antigua! Woo!

Arriving at Fort Berkeley...

Take in the surroundings. Beautiful view from here.

..project manager Joe leads from the front.

This is a fortress that was constructed in 1704.

Could you tell us what we're looking out on?

Um...

So, we're looking out at the Atlantic Ocean.

But I'm not exactly sure what...

..what exactly is there, yeah.

What sort of defences would a fort like this have had?

I was going to say...

Well, the ranges of cannons and carronades differ.

You could probably go for around 700, 800 metres,

really depends on the charge.

This particular example is loaded from the muzzle,

it's what we call a muzzle loader.

You'd usually have a crew of six to eight,

and they would usually vary in firing times depending on training,

but perhaps you could probably get it down to, let's say,

around every two minutes.

Wow. And that's pretty much it.

Literally overnight, Gregory has learnt all the facts and figures

of this dockyard, and he is delivering with knowledge

and with confidence.

Everybody seems to be enjoying it.

I think he's doing a really good job.

I think we're living up to their expectations with you

as being a historian. I love the cannon tour.

5pm.

One part sour, two parts sweet.

While Simba's boys research rum...

Four part weak, five part spice.

..back on dry land...

So, thank you for being great guests on our catamaran cruise.

..the girls' guests...

Pottery! Pottery! Pottery!

..get crafty.

We're basically going to paint the fish that we have in front of us,

and we have decided to turn it into a competition.

Are you ready?

Yes!

Three, two, one, go!

We've got a shark over here. Yeah.

We've got a rainbow over there. Look at that!

Oh, I see you.

OK, guys, we need to start wrapping it up now

because we need to pick a winner.

Three, two, one, go!

I really am loving the rainbow fish.

I think we should have a dance-off.

Ready? Let's go!

Antigua! Antigua! Antigua! Antigua!

I'm feeling really good about the fact that we gave

a really high-energy pottery session.

Very, very, very confident that there'll be no refunds.

Antigua!

John is the winner.

Well done, John.

We have an English Harbour five-year-old rum.

At the boys' rum tasting...

This has been matured in the bourbon oak American cassock.

..a more sedate approach.

So what's, like, the difference between a rum and a bourbon

if they're made in the same, you know, casks or whatever?

OK, so rums are made from sugarcane spirits.

The barrels that we use are ex-bourbon, though.

So they would have been filled with bourbon before

and then they would come to the Caribbean

and then we will fill them with rum.

OK, perfect. Great. Yeah? Yeah.

How long does it take to make?

I believe this one takes about 30 days,

so this one isn't matured.

So the five-year-old ages for five years in a barrel,

then it goes into a big blending vat

and it stays there for 30 days marrying and then we bottle it.

Then we're going to move on and start to declare

how we would make a rum punch.

With one hour till coaches depart...

We have some amazing pottery here.

It is all handmade.

..a final push to boost profits.

So one bottle with the two bitters for US$40.

Sold. Sold.

This one here, I love this one.

Would you like to go for that one? I'll go for that one, yeah.

Would it be just those two images for you? Yes.

Great. So that's going to be two for US$20.

We can do two for US$10. Yes.

That's two for US$10 each, so US$20.

That's US$35. If I can get you to pop your card in for me.

So that will be US$40, please.

That's a cost of US$110 today. Is that all right?

Is that a deal? Fantastic. That's all gone through.

Perfect. There we go.

Pleasure doing business with you guys. Thank you.

If you enjoyed today, we would massively appreciate a tip.

7pm. Oh, thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Tours complete.

As soon as the guests arrived, we were so high-spirited

and we literally continued that through the whole day.

So I think going into that boardroom,

I am feeling a little bit more confident than I was earlier today.

So, guys, well done, OK?

Let's get to that boardroom and hopefully we've got the win, yeah?

Yeah. Let's go, boys.

I think the guests looked like they really enjoyed it.

I had a great time and, yeah, I think it went really well.

And cheese!

Tonight, takings will be totaled...

..and refunds reviewed.

Tomorrow's trip to the boardroom.

You can go through to the boardroom now.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

So, I sent you to Antigua.

I know that it was very hot over there.

It's going to get even hotter in this boardroom, I can assure you.

The other thing I can assure you is that one of you will be gone

before your postcards get back to England.

Now, the boys' team.

Joe, you turned out to be the project manager.

Yes, that's right, Roger.

What tour did you decide to run?

I was quite keen to go for the history and culture tour.

That hits right in the centre of Greg's Venn diagram.

Greg, I heard about you, Greg, and your tours.

Someone said you had the personality of Siri.

OK, so you negotiated the group entry price.

I think you ended up with $75...

Yeah.

..if you sold the whole 16.

That's right.

..and 95 if you didn't, right? Yeah.

Can I let you into a little secret? Yeah, please.

Karen spoke to the vendor afterwards

and said they would have gone down to 55.

Right. So it wasn't a very good negotiation.

I was happy with the negotiation.

The only thing I would have... Really?

I was... Hearing now that he could have gone down to 55,

obviously that would have been better.

I saw a note saying that you didn't want to be disrespectful to them.

Yes.

And therefore you didn't want to offer even less

because it might have been embarrassing.

This is a business, right? Yeah.

There's no such thing as embarrassing.

OK. You're overpaid anyway. Overpaid.

OK.

All right, moving on from there then.

Simba, I heard that you sold three tickets at $125.

Mark stepped in and reduced the price to $100.

Yeah. Why did you do that?

That's not the case, Lord Sugar. I think it is.

The woman in front of me said,

why would I pay $125 when I can get it for $75?

Honestly, Lord Sugar, that gentleman was going to lock in at $125

and before I even finished my sentence,

Mark stepped in and said $100

and obviously I had to go with that.

All right, so let's move on to day two.

Now, Simba, you and your team went off to do the rum negotiation.

So I'll kind of step in here.

We were up 25%.

She was slightly hesitant

and unfortunately Simba jumped in with a 17%,

which she quickly agreed on.

Actually, what happened there...

Did this cause a little bit of conflict between Bradley and yourself?

Yeah, obviously it was a disagreement, definitely there.

I think 70%, from my perspective, was bang on.

I know it might not be the help that Bradley wanted,

but it was certainly the help that we needed.

Hmm. All right.

So tell me about the tour.

We did visit quite a number of locations.

The purpose of the tour was so people would be happy and entertained

and I would say that from the tips which we encountered at the end...

Yeah, you got some tips, did you? We did get some tips. Bloody hell.

I have to say, Alan, that Gregory, you were the best of the group.

The other three, I think you were largely lost.

Yeah.

OK, let's move on to the girls' team.

So for your tour, you decided on the catamaran, right?

Yes.

Tell me what price you decided to sell your tickets at.

So I'd set the price at 135.

Right. So where did you ladies decide to sell these tickets, then?

So we went to Pigeon Beach, that was our first location.

We arrived there and there was very few people on the beach.

I did say, though, Lord Sugar, at the beginning,

that the beach might not be the best location.

I thought that maybe an airport might be better,

just in terms of footfall.

The reason why I didn't want to go to the car park...

If I may, Lord Sugar, I have to say,

it was a constant battle of Shazia and Emma reminding us

that they never wanted to go to the beach.

Yeah, but they were only reminding you,

because you constantly kept bringing up,

that it was, like, a unanimous decision.

Wait, let me finish.

It was a unanimous decision that everybody wanted to go to the beach

and, in fairness to them, they were just offending themselves,

saying, don't put that on everyone,

and we argued loads during the day and wasted a lot of time.

Well, according to Claude, it was one big, long bickering session.

That was very true, and I did continuously remind the girls

that the only way we're going to lose these tasks

is if we don't work as a team.

No-one else was allowed to nitrate the day on.

Hang on a second. Excuse me.

What you're seeing now is exactly what happened on tour.

Yeah. Bickering, arguing, no consensus amongst them.

Yeah, do you know what? I agree, Claude.

No-one else was allowed to actually have a word on it.

Hang on, you're one of the culprits.

I know, but it was mainly mostly being negative throughout the day

and the rest of the girls can agree on that.

That's not accurate.

OK, so who led the negotiation with the vendor of the catamaran?

Michelle from Victoria.

Right, and so what did you end up with?

$75 if we sold out the entire tour,

but 80 per ticket if it wasn't all tickets sold.

Not a bad penalty, $5.

These mugs here agreed to pay $20 more

if they didn't sell all their tickets,

but I think they did sell all their tickets in the end.

Yeah, they did.

You sold 12 tickets out of 16. Correct.

Why did you only sell 12 tickets?

I think so much time was wasted

just speaking to people that weren't qualified.

I think also they were, by the sounds of things, just scrapping.

Now, I think the plan for the catamaran

was let's just have fun,

and all the dancing and all that stuff, is that right?

Yes, Lord Sugar, and everyone had a good time.

Claude, I hear you were feeling a little bit sick

even before the boat set sail, is that right?

This is true. Yeah, yeah.

Egan got even more sick when they started dancing.

It was a sight to behold. Yeah.

So the other part of the tour was the pottery shop.

I suggested we go in 35%.

The girls, obviously, dissented from that

and all said we should go in lower.

I think the owner of the shop dissented to it immediately,

saying they normally offer 1% or 2%.

It was very daunting to go in at 35%,

but I'd been instructed by my sub-team leader.

It was like you were a bull in a china shop.

So I think I handled it the best I could. Yeah.

OK, well, I think it's time now to see how everyone has done.

So we'll start off with Claude.

Can you tell me what the total spend was for your team?

Well, the total spend for the girls was $960.

What about the total ticket sales, pottery, photos and all that stuff?

They took $1,447.50.

Any refunds?

Well, no refunds.

So their profit came to $487.50.

Karen, same question for you.

Well, Alan, the boys spent a lot more, $1,200.

And when it came to ticket sales, you know, the rum,

the commission and photos, they actually made a lot more, $2,189.

Any refunds?

Well, refunds...

..they didn't have any refunds.

Which gave them an overall profit of $989.

So, well done, gentlemen.

I've organised a brilliant house for you.

And to welcome you to your new home, there's a drinks reception.

OK, off you go.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Well done.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, ladies, I'm going to send you off to have a chat amongst yourself,

and then I'm going to bring you back into this boardroom

and be under no illusion that at least one of you

will be going home today.

OK, off you go.

Thank you.

Oh, no way!

Oh, it's warm.

I think the boys' team work well together,

especially seeing the girls in the boardroom today.

I think we're quietly confident for next week.

Ooh, this is not bad.

Who's going to mention the elephant in the room?

That was so bad, it was good.

I feel great about winning the first task.

The fact that I was sub-team leader and took us to victory,

I think, is a fantastic way to start off.

Oh, no!

Wow.

Oh, this is neat, isn't it?

Wow.

It's your own private cinema.

I think Lord Shooker was joking when he called me Siri,

if the people didn't enjoy the tour,

we wouldn't have got $75 in tips.

Gentlemen...

Shazia!

The disruptors were Emma and Shazia.

It was, I told you so, we shouldn't have picked this.

That's not true.

Do you want to put your fingers at me and Shazia?

Guys, it was like this all day.

Marnie just spent the day bickering and kept going back

to the same point where I had to keep explaining myself

and that's where the negativity came in among the team.

Had you not have wasted all of that time,

you probably would have sold tickets.

Marnie got no sales.

You wasted the time.

Bring me in, then.

I think if Victoria actually was a decent project manager,

she would have been on the sales team,

because sales is the foundation of building any single business.

So, with the negotiation for the pottery,

the boys, on their negotiation, managed to get 17%.

We went in far too high.

I will say, though, that he wasn't insulted.

He was. Did you not see his face?

He wasn't insulted at all.

Had my team got behind me and supported their leader,

as they should have, then this would have had a very different outcome.

PHONE RINGS

Could you send the candidates in, please?

MUSIC SWELLS

The boys wiped the floor with you in every category.

They sold more tickets, they got more commission, they got tips.

I just don't know what to do.

I don't know what to say, quite honestly.

Personally, I think I led the team on my half well.

I was quite disgraced to hear the girls

had even been shouting at each other on the beach.

I thought it was really unprofessional.

May I speak, Lord Sugar? Yeah, you can speak.

I think it's very important, if you have an opinion, you put it forward.

So, we were standing on the beach and Marnie turned around...

Yeah, once. Yeah, no, once, absolutely.

But in the first five minutes of this task, according to Claude,

you were arguing and covering your arse.

Oh, no, I didn't want to go to the beach.

Oh, I think we should have gone to the airport.

Oh, I think we should have gone somewhere else.

And you kept banging on and banging on about it all the time.

That's the only time I ever said I didn't agree with the beach

was when you said we all agreed with it,

because I can't stand among a group and say I agreed with the beach

when that initial morning, among all of you, I said I didn't.

Emma, my reference to we all agreed with the beach

was the collective opinion that we all agreed on

at the first initial meeting.

In respect to the ticket sales, there was only 12 tickets sold.

I think there was more people on the Mary Celeste, actually.

Danny and Marnie, you didn't sell anything.

The reason we didn't actually manage to sell anything, Lord Sugar,

was actually, I genuinely believe, down to opportunity

and not our salesability.

The difference between our technique and perhaps yours

was that we moved on very quickly when we realised that they were...

But if you wouldn't have caused the most disruption at the start

and earlier at the task, you would have had that extra time at the end

and maybe Danny and Marnie would have had the opportunity,

i.e. the time, to make them sales.

The girls on the team didn't say that, Victoria.

They have. They haven't. Marnie has said that.

We did. I wouldn't agree.

So it's me and Shazia, and Marnie's not included in that.

I was the sub-team leader, and that what just happened there,

as you just observed, is exactly what I was facing every day.

I think, perhaps...

Are you a bad leader of people, then?

You couldn't keep them under control, or what?

I'm not a bad leader of people, Lord Sugar.

Emma, in particular, and Shazia, in particular,

were hell-bent on pushing their own agendas.

No. Yes, that's correct.

I was just really interested in selling tickets, basically,

and I really did try my very best to sell tickets.

Shazia, you reduced the price for the tickets to 95

when you'd clear instructions to say at 135.

I sold three tickets for 95 right at the very end.

OK, I've had enough of listening to this.

Victoria, which two people are you bringing back?

Emma for the disruption, and Marnie just for the lack of leadership.

OK, the rest of you, go off to this house,

and I'll see you on the next task.

Thank you, Lord Sugar.

I'm going to ask you to step outside,

and I'm going to consult with Claude and Karen,

and when you come back in, at least one of you

will be leaving the process today, OK?

Thank you, Lord Sugar.

Well, what do you think about these three?

If only Emma had just calmed down.

She bickered all the time,

and that made the task very, very difficult for them.

Mm. Marnie?

Marnie's job was pretty simple.

She sold 16 tickets for a fantastic day out.

She only sold 12 tickets.

She lost control of the team, and it's cost them the task.

Mm. What about Victoria?

Look, Alan, Victoria knew on the morning of the second day

that there was a disruptive team.

She could have done a switch, but she chose not to,

and I think that's a mistake on her part.

Mm. Well, thanks for that.

I'll bring them back in, and I'm going to decide

which one of them's going to leave the process.

PHONE RINGS

Could you send the three of them in, please?

One of the reasons that you didn't sell what you're supposed to sell

is cos you wasted bloody time arguing amongst each other.

It's absolutely ridiculous.

Victoria, you must have known

that there was trouble in this sub-team,

and you had the opportunity on day two

of swapping it out and calming the storm.

Why didn't you do that?

Because I wasn't entirely sure exactly who was disruptive,

and I do believe that... Well, it was a mistake, don't you think?

Yeah, it's all sugar, and in hindsight now,

I think if I'd have known the extent of the disruption,

it could have been a possibility to swap the team out

or a possibility to swap the teams around.

I was making... Marnie. Yes, Lord Sugar?

You were tasked to sell the tickets. Yes.

Just explain to me why you think you didn't sell all 16.

We were in a poor location,

but the constant barrage of repeating that was not productive.

It led to further disruption...

Oh, OK, but I hear what you're saying about keep people moaning.

I wouldn't have come here, I wouldn't have come here,

I told you not to come here, told you not to come here,

told you not to do this, told you not to do that.

The fact was you were there. Yes.

So what did the disruption stop you doing?

I wasn't able to implement the way I would have liked to have done things.

Had we had that cohesion, we would have moved a lot faster,

we would have got... Realistically, it all comes down to

we should have been in a different location.

What location do you think you should have sold those four tickets

if you didn't like the game?

I'm going to hold my hands up and say definitely the disruption there,

if we hadn't moved a bit faster and got to the bar sooner.

But I think in saying that, Marnie spent ten minutes

talking to this couple, didn't qualify the prospect,

and then by the end of it they said,

we're actually not available tomorrow.

That ten minutes could have actually been spent in that bar...

Emma, you are really reaching...and we could have got four extra sales.

Who should be fired from this task, then?

Emma, Lord Sugar.

And if she was to continue in this process,

this would only happen again.

Victoria, who do you think should be fired?

I would say Emma, Lord Sugar.

And Emma, just give me your opinion.

I'd say both of them.

I'd fire both of them right now if I was in your position.

Both of them? Yeah. Right.

Tell you what, Emma, you wanted to be a leader

without putting yourself forward as a leader

and giving yourself that high five.

It's easy for you to sit there and try and scapegoat,

but you didn't put yourself forward as a leader.

Right, listen, ladies, I've had enough of this talk about bickering.

My ears are ringing from this constant arguing here.

I'm going to summarise,

and I don't want to hear any more from any of you.

Marnie, your brain should have said to you,

the only way we're going to win this is if we sell all 16 tickets,

and you didn't.

Emma, I'm going to take half of what I've blamed Marnie for

of not selling these tickets.

Simple task, really.

Sell 16 tickets.

But, Victoria, you were the project manager,

and I'm kind of torn here at the moment.

I think I demonstrated...

Yeah, I don't want to hear any more.

I think I'm torn here at the moment.

Emma, no smoke without fire.

Everybody has said you're a disruptor.

But, Marnie, you lost control of your team.

That's the bottom line, right?

That's the bottom line.

And, you know, it's quite regretful.

Erm...

But someone has to go.

And I think what tops it all for me is disruption.

And so, Emma, I'm sorry to say, you're fired.

Thank you, Lord Trigger, thank you, Karen,

and thank you, Claude, for the opportunity.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

You two are not glowing examples of the calibre of candidate

that I expect in this process.

Off you go, you two. Thank you, Lord Trigger.

I didn't agree that the beach was a good decision,

and it just really wasn't, and in the end, that's why I've went home.

But, fair enough, that's the decision Lord Trigger made,

and I'm grateful for the opportunity.

So, whose fault was it?

It all came down to the disruption that we had to face,

cos it just wasted so much time.

So, who do you think's going to come back through that door?

I can't call it. I actually can't call it.

I'm going to say Emma's coming back.

You think? Ooh!

Oh, no.

CHEERING

So, tell us what happened.

Like, you really have to back yourself on, like,

why you deserve to be in this process.

He said he was so disappointed in me.

All that said, though, girls,

you're still not beating the boys on the next task.

Now 17 candidates remain.

The search for Lord Sugar's next business partner has begun.

Next time...

You're going to create bao buns.

Jesus, they're just splitting.

..temperatures rise...

He did not.

We're wasting time.

..sales fall...

Try one of our exotic bao buns.

Perfect.

..and in the boardroom...

You didn't listen to your colleagues.

..a sticky ending.

You're fired.

Emma will be disrupting BBC Two next tonight

with Tom Allen in The Apprentice.

You're fired.

Think you could do better yourself?

Go online and apply for the next series of The Apprentice

and I'll be introducing you next year.