Team Versatile, headed up by Gary Poulton, lost this week’s Apprentice task, planning and hosting a children’s birthday party.
The team, consisting of Charleine Wain, Joseph Valente and David Stevenson, made only £396.20 profit on their assault course party versus Connexus’s mini Olympics day which made £614.21.
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When the four were left in the boardroom, Gary had to make a difficult decision which, first of all, he tried to pass onto Charleine and Joseph by making them pick among themselves which one would come back.
When he eventually – at Lord Sugar’s prodding – chose Joseph, one of the best boardroom moments happened: thinking she was off the hook, Charleine bolted for the exit.
Cue Claude Littner: “Where do you think you’re going?”
“OKAY BYE!” #theapprentice pic.twitter.com/36ouRXkwiy
— The Apprentice (@bbcapprentice) November 25, 2015
Lord Sugar might have thought it was 'presumptuous', but everyone else loved it.
When Charleine tries to leave the boardroom… #TheApprentice pic.twitter.com/No2nUv5jP1
— Harry Maxwell (@HarryMaxwell) November 25, 2015
OH MY GOD CHARLEINE ACTUALLY TRYING TO RUN AWAY #TheApprentice
— Hayley (@fatherbananas) November 25, 2015
My Mom and I have laughed so hard at Charleine in the boardroom that we have tears running down our faces pmsl
Charleine trying to leg it at the end there was the funniest moment of this series #TheApprentice
— Steven (@stevenmorrish) November 25, 2015
Charleine trying to escape is up there with Solomon not knowing the way out of Claude's interview in the best #TheApprentice moments ever.
— TØM (@FourKingAwesome) November 25, 2015
That treat with Mo Farah was worth it then, eh, Charleine?
Ultimately, though, Charleine survived and Lord Sugar fired David Stevenson.
He said: "David, I do believe that today you have a lot to answer to. £175 wasted on these t-shirts. I wish you well David, but I’ve concluded that you’re not going to be my business partner."
