the opposing team, leaving them with three men and three women each. Jennifer M. chose Sandy, Maria, and Stacy R. to go to Mosaic. Wes chose Raj, Chris, and Kevin to go to Apex. Task: Create a dog service business in the Central Park area and organize a sales event, with the winning team being the one that makes the most profit. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; Allen Weisselberg Trump Monologue: Sell Your Ideas – Similar to last season's monologue Believe in Your Product, Trump talks about the necessity to have faith in one's products or ideas in order to sell them successfully. Winning Team: Apex, with nearly triple the sales revenue of Mosaic. Reasons for victory: Apex was able to expand their services beyond washing by offering dog massages and nail clippings. As a result, they earned $307.41 in sales revenue. Reward: A meeting with Michael Bloomberg. Losing Team: Mosaic Reasons for loss: Mosaic got off to a late start and was unable to come up with a solid business plan, and Stacy R. spent more time arguing with Wes than trying to sell her ideas. With that being said, Andy left the team's cellphone in a taxi cab, leaving them unable to coordinate between different locations. As a result, they earned $122.12 in sales revenue. Sent to boardroom: Wes, Andy, and Stacy R. Trump thoughts: Trump was astounded that Andy could make such a basic mistake as losing the team's cellphone, but Andy was able to make an eloquent defense of himself, and Trump ultimately decided that he should stay, though warned him to step up to the plate on the next task. While Wes was accused of having been a follower rather than a leader on many of the tasks, and Andy stated that Kelly had led this task more than Wes, by far the biggest criticism was aimed at Stacy R., whom Carolyn accused of having failed to make a single positive contribution on any of the seven tasks. Stacy's only defense was to complain about her teammates not listening to her. Trump felt that Stacy took no responsibility for her failures and invested too much energy in complaining with her teammates, which he felt was reason enough to fire her despite Wes and Andy's mistakes. Fired: Stacy Rotner – for being unable to sell her ideas, refusing to take responsibility for any of her actions,