@legalprocess: "That wasn't the conclusion of a job interview, that was a friggin' sideshow. 
It's one thing for the TV set to pull away at the end of Survivor (guess 
what, folks, we have a studio audience!)... it's another thing to take what 
would otherwise be a somber professional experience and turn it into a 
football rally for Kelly (with Jennifer being burned in effigy).
What is supposed to be a job interview for a year-long job, is anything but. 
They've already filmed the 3rd Apprentice and Kelly hasn't even gotten 
up-to-speed on his job yet. How many contestants does Donald Trump need to 
be working with him at any one particular time? An apprentice should receive 
his mentor's undivided attention. Bill got a lot of personal attention from 
Trump before he even picked up a nail... and from all looks of it, can now 
run the ball by himself. The way things are going, Trump will be playing 
nursemaid to Kelly and appentice #3 simultaneously. At least Kelly chose to 
be near his mentor rather than stand around waiting for the Trump Jet to 
visit Las Vegas on a periodic basis. With any luck, he'll learn what he 
needs to learn before Trump gets busy with Apprentice #4. "
    @inkslinger: "<quote>
You may be taking the term "apprentice" too literally, given the
distance between some of these projects and Trump headquarters in New
York. I figured that the apprentice worked closely with his top people
on these projects, not necessarily with The Donald himself. It isn't
like being Rembrandt's apprentice.
I have to wonder about the Apprentice 3 group. Since they can't
disclose the outcome of the already-filmed show, doesn't that mean
they're unable to take any new job opportunities for the next six
months (or until an episode airs showing them "fired" by Trump)?"
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