upset at Andy for his performance in the task and when he started to get yelled at on both sides of the women during the boardroom. Sent to boardroom: Andy, Jennifer M., Sandy Fired: Andy Litinsky - for coming up with a terrible idea for the bottle and for his unprofessional behavior to the Pepsi employees. He also let himself get bombarded by Sandy and Jennifer during the boardroom, which did not show any of his abilities as a debate champion. Trump said afterwards he had planned initially to fire Sandy but her impressive defense in the Boardroom changed his mind. Notes: When Sandy and Jennifer left the boardroom and got on the elevator Sandy continued to argue with Jennifer over the conversation she and Andy had before the boardroom Episode Twelve recap at NBC.com Read the Episode 12 Recap at Yahoo!'s Apprentice 2 Website Week 13: Sweet & Lowdown Airdate: December 2 Apex project manager: Ivana Mosaic project manager: Sandy Task: The two teams are assigned to produce and sell the M-AZING candy bar, a new product from M&M Mars. The team that makes the most profit from selling the candy bars is the winner. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross Trump Monologue: Know Your Enemy - Trump says, the worst thing one can do is to underestimate one's opponent. Though an opponent may seem weak, they could be the toughest, smartest person in the world. Result: Apex produces about 323 candy bars, while Mosaic produces only about 290 candy bars. Winning team: Mosaic Reasons for win: Despite making fewer candy bars, Jennifer M. and Sandy priced their candy bars higher for $5.00 than Apex did, which gave them a greater overall revenue. The women also wore flashy outfits (part of their marketing material), which attracted them to their buyers. They made their total profit of $1,023.11. Reward: Flying to Chicago to meet Bill Rancic at the Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago. Losing team: Apex Reasons for loss: Apex's price point was too low, and Kevin started selling his candy bars even lower after being initially unsuccessful with the set price. Ivana also acted in a completely unprofessional manner by dropping her skirt to sell a candy bar to a man for $20 on Wall Street, which wasn't enough to win. They only made a total profit of $560.75. Initial Boardroom: Donald grilled Apex of how