a united team for an elimination, where Damien was named team boss. Afterwards, the four players left over were split into two teams for the episode's challenge. Following that challenge, the three finalists were on their own. The contestant won the competition. The contestant won as team boss on his/her team. The contestant lost as team boss on his/her team - but was awarded immunity per the rules. The contestant was on the winning team for this task. The contestant was on the losing team for this task. The contestant was brought to the final boardroom. The contestant was fired. The contestant won a task granting him/her immunity. Episodes Episode 1: How Low Can You Go? Air date: November 7, 2004 Days: Days 1–3 of the competition. Summary: Mr. Todd introduces himself, his company, and the game to the contestants over hors d'oeuvres made from cheap ingredients. He splits the contestants into men's and women's teams and assigns the teams to come up with the opposing team's names. Task: Given some garbage and no money, raise the most money by begging. Concad (men's team) boss: Mike Femron (women's team) boss: Tonia Winning team: Femron, $334.10 Reasons for win: The women of Femron pretend they are raising money for a cheerleading camp. By comparison, Concad raises money for the "Help Chicago" charity which would pass money on to Chicago-area charities. Reward: Sleep on mattresses that were stuffed with $10,000 each, however the women find this a very uncomfortable experience. Losing team: Concad, $312.46 Penalty: Sleep in a vacant lot under the L in the worst area of Chicago. Eliminated: Dan. The explanation was that Dan wore a more expensive suit than Mr. Todd and that Mr. Todd wasn't looking for any more "suits". Robert survived elimination. Episode 2: The Sword and the Soup Airdate: November 14, 2004 Days: Days 3–6 of the competition. Summary: Mr. Todd invites six of the contestants to tour his mansion and meet his wife and daughter. The mansion features Todd's most prized possessions, including two vases belonging to Napoleon, a 1929 Steinway piano, chandeliers identical to those in the West Wing, the Excalibur sword, and his first million dollars. Task: Sell hot soup in Chicago on a hot July day. Concad boss: Robert Femron boss: Annette Winning team: Concad, $521 Reasons for win: Concad initially interferes with Femron's sales. After shaking off the men, Femron claims