because it was widely accepted by her team that she was incompetent, especially by Jennifer M., who criticized her by calling her weak, incompetent, and indecisive to "the point of paralysis", and when Trump asked Jennifer, "Other than that you thought she was great?", she responded by saying, "Other than that I thought she was terrible!" Sent to boardroom: No final boardroom – Usually, Trump would allow a PM to bring back 1-3 people back in the final boardroom. But when asked by Trump whether bringing back two or three people & who she would back to the boardroom with her, Elizabeth stated that she would bring two and chose Raj and Chris. However, Trump felt Elizabeth's decision wasn't necessary and immediately fires her on the spot, stating he didn't "want to waste a lot of time" seeing that Elizabeth's poor leadership made her the very obvious choice to be fired. Fired: Elizabeth Jarosz – for being too indecisive, allowing her team to change her mind, being universally deemed weak by her team, and for her very poor leadership. Trump fired her on the spot, without letting her bring Chris and Raj to the boardroom. Notes: This is the first time in the history of The Apprentice that a candidate was fired without the need of a final boardroom. After Elizabeth's elimination, Trump rarely said "sorry" to the people who was still sitting without a final boardroom. Episode Eight recap at NBC.com Read the Episode 8 Recap at Yahoo!'s Apprentice 2 Website Week 9: Bringing Down the House Airdate: November 4 Apex project manager: Raj Mosaic project manager: Sandy Task: With a $20,000 budget (and the help of 2 previously fired candidates), each team would renovate a home in the suburbs of Long Island. The team who has increased the value of their home by the highest percentage and raised by increase profit would win. Rob and Jennifer C. joined Mosaic and Stacie J. and Bradford were assigned to Apex. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; Matthew Calamari Trump Monologue: Control Your Contractor – Trump talks about contractors and he states that although they may not have gone to Harvard, they aren't inferior. They are tough, smart and can steal inconspicuously. Dramatic tension: Stacie J. went on the offensive, attacking Ivana and the other women for labeling her crazy weeks ago. Ivana was unapologetic however, and said that she stood by