because of how it might impact his professional prospects or if it was based on the tumult in the country during the time he was there. You can now purchase Magna's invention (officially dubbed and released as The Desk Apprentice) at Staples stores everywhere or through Staples Online for about US$29.99. Episode Recap on NBC.com Week 14: Bedazzled by a Beefy T Airdate: April 28, 2005 Hosting Company: Hanes Magna project manager: Kendra Net Worth project manager: Tana Project: To work with pop artists to design a T-shirt for Hanes celebrating their 50th anniversary, and make the most money selling the shirt. Judges: Donald Trump; Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross Winning team: Magna, in spite of Craig and Kendra continuing to clash with each other. Kendra wanted Craig to get her OK to make decisions, but Craig continuously argued against Kendra's ideas feeling that selling the shirts as art rather than just a simple textile milled item, because of Kendra's indecisiveness, changed the price points on some of their shirts to a incentivized volumed level, only to get annoyed with Kendra for telling him to keep them at the cost they'd agreed on. The team ultimately won out by exploiting their artist's existing fanbase and contacts list, selling over half of their stock. Reward for Winning: Engaging in a Dogfight in two fighter planes. Kendra's plane won out over Craig's. Kendra revealed that her father had been a "Top Gun" pilot. Losing team: Net Worth. Tana wasted several hours traveling to and from Staten Island to buy beads and accessories to attach to their T-shirts, while Alex failed to effectively market. Though Tana did succeed in upselling the customised T-shirts, they sold them in quantities far too small to give them any real chance of victory, shifting barely a fifth of their stock. Final Boardroom: Alex and Tana Initial Boardroom: Trump considered firing Tana but she defended herself of her career capabilities that she can work for Trump. And also, she defended herself with her better 2–1 PM record & 9–5 team record than Alex's. Trump grilled Alex of how many times he won & lost as Project Manager and Alex stated that he won once and lost once. Trump viewed Alex's statement dishonest because he lost twice from being the PM three times. Trump mentioned that he lost from Task 11 (Wearable Technology) & Task 13 (Staples). The last