leads with consensus; a leader has to be capable of thinking independently and often go against consensus. Project: Both teams were asked to promote Nestlé Nescafe brand. The winner will chosen and judged by Nescafe executives. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross Winning team: Net Worth Reasons for victory: The team decided to build their campaign around a political debate theme (tying into the presidential election that was ongoing at the time of filming) based on the merits of hot and cold coffee, creating a lot of buzz and getting across an impression of the Nestlé that its executives wanted. Reward: A ride on a helicopter with a view of New York City from above. Losing team: Magna Reasons for loss: While Magna's campaign was generally well-run, it gave no message about the product, meaning that their promotional event was essentially a street fair. Moreover, Magna spent vastly more than Net Worth, practically using up their entire budget and yet achieved inferior results to their competitors. Danny's insistence on having the entire team vote on every single major decision had severely slowed the team down in the planning stages, while Michael contributed virtually nothing to the task, causing the other Magna members to accuse him of hiding behind his immunity. Sent to boardroom: Stephanie, Danny, and Michael. Trump was initially going to fire Danny without letting him bring anyone back, since no one else was directly responsible for the defeat, but allowed a final boardroom to take place after Erin and Danny accused Michael of abusing his immunity, and even asked Trump to revoke it. Fired: Danny Kastner – for being too polite and conciliatory while in charge and bringing Michael, who was exempt because of his win as project manager from last week, back to the boardroom in an unsuccessful attempt to get him fired anyway, which showed a total disregard for the rules of the competition. Notes This episode features the first time in Apprentice history that a contestant quit for personal reasons, namely Verna. While Trump did say that he would have revoked Michael's immunity if he had committed a serious breach of the rules, he decided that laziness and incompetence was not enough of a reason for Michael to lose his immunity. He also warned Michael to step up and to not let it happen again. In his exit interview Danny played his guitar