0:00:11.790,0:00:14.000 [ Man ] New York, my city. 0:00:14.260,0:00:17.540 Where the wheels of[br]the global economy never stop turning. 0:00:18.310,0:00:22.100 A concrete metropolis[br]of unparalleled strength and purpose... 0:00:22.360,0:00:24.370 that drives the business world. 0:00:27.180,0:00:29.160 Manhattan is a tough place. 0:00:29.510,0:00:32.259 This island is the real jungle. 0:00:32.350,0:00:35.820 If you're not careful,[br]it can chew you up and spit you out. 0:00:36.000,0:00:40.620 But if you work hard, you can really hit it big.[br]And I mean really big. 0:00:48.000,0:00:51.810 My name's Donald Trump,[br]and I'm the largest real estate developer in New York. 0:00:52.270,0:00:54.540 I own buildings all over the place, 0:00:54.630,0:00:57.470 model agencies,[br]the Miss Universe Pageant, 0:00:57.560,0:00:59.910 jetliners, golf courses, 0:01:00.050,0:01:01.200 casinos, 0:01:01.290,0:01:03.670 and private resorts like Mar-a-Lago, 0:01:03.760,0:01:06.860 one of the most spectacular estates[br]anywhere in the world. 0:01:07.000,0:01:09.000 But it wasn't always so easy. 0:01:09.000,0:01:12.710 About 13 years ago,[br]I was seriously in trouble. 0:01:12.830,0:01:14.950 I was billions of dollars in debt. 0:01:15.000,0:01:18.110 But I fought back and I won,[br]big league. 0:01:18.230,0:01:23.020 I used my brain, I used my negotiating skills,[br]and I worked it all out. 0:01:23.080,0:01:26.780 Now my company's bigger than it ever was,[br]it's stronger than it ever was, 0:01:26.810,0:01:29.000 and I'm having more fun[br]than I ever had. 0:01:29.000,0:01:31.000 [ Man ] Mr. Trump![br][ Woman ] Donald! 0:01:32.000,0:01:38.000 I've mastered the art of the deal and I've turned the name Trump into the highest-quality brand. 0:01:38.550,0:01:42.600 And as the master, I want to pass along[br]my knowledge to somebody else. 0:01:42.910,0:01:45.410 I'm Iooking for... the apprentice. 0:01:51.990,0:01:54.570 Right now, from all over the country, 0:01:54.630,0:01:58.010 16 of America's best and brightest[br]young entrepreneurs... 0:01:58.130,0:02:01.890 are arriving in New York[br]for the chance to work as my apprentice... 0:02:01.980,0:02:05.190 and get a firsthand look[br]into the world of big business. 0:02:05.280,0:02:06.630 Trump Tower, please. 0:02:11.340,0:02:13.950 [ Trump ] They come from all walks of life. 0:02:14.000,0:02:16.760 Some have their Ph.D.[br]or a Harvard M.B.A.... 0:02:16.850,0:02:19.570 and have learned[br]their skills in the classroom. 0:02:19.630,0:02:23.130 Others are self-made entrepreneurs.[br]They own restaurants, 0:02:23.160,0:02:26.150 or they're one of the top real estate[br]professionals in the country. 0:02:26.550,0:02:28.560 Some have only a high school diploma, 0:02:28.650,0:02:31.370 and a few have left[br]their successful small-town companies... 0:02:31.430,0:02:34.530 to come to New York City[br]for the very, first time. 0:02:43.260,0:02:46.470 This is the chance to work for me[br]at a huge salary, 0:02:46.560,0:02:51.270 and more importantly, learn enough so that[br]maybe they too can become a billionaire someday. 0:02:51.470,0:02:55.000 This is going to be[br]the dream job of a Iifetime. 0:03:04.000,0:03:07.000 Who will succeed[br]and who will fail? 0:03:07.000,0:03:10.390 And who will be... the apprentice? 0:04:22.650,0:04:28.000 [ Trump ] The next 13 weeks, these 16 candidates will embark[br]on a unique job interview. 0:04:28.000,0:04:30.540 They'll live together[br]in a suite in Trump Tower, 0:04:30.600,0:04:33.610 one of the great buildings[br]of the world, right on Fifth Avenue. 0:04:33.670,0:04:35.510 They'll be divided into two groups. 0:04:35.570,0:04:39.410 Each week, they'll compete against[br]one another in a series of tasks. 0:04:39.560,0:04:42.400 The winning team[br]will continue to live in their suite. 0:04:42.510,0:04:46.850 The losers will come to my boardroom,[br]where someone is fired and sent home. 0:04:46.910,0:04:49.120 It's either the suite or the street. 0:04:53.250,0:04:54.000 Hi. 0:04:54.630,0:04:56.060 How can I help you? 0:04:56.270,0:04:59.880 I'm here to, um,[br]interview with Donald Trump. 0:04:59.970,0:05:02.520 Sure. Your name?[br]Jessie Conners 0:05:02.610,0:05:06.940 [ Trump ] The candidates have never met one another[br]and come from various backgrounds. 0:05:07.000,0:05:09.590 I'm Jessie Conners[br]from New Richmond, Wisconsin. 0:05:09.670,0:05:13.290 With only a high school diploma,[br]I own a marketing firm and also sell real estate. 0:05:13.400,0:05:14.610 I'm 21 years old. 0:05:14.670,0:05:17.080 I'm Kwame Jackson. I'm 29 years old. 0:05:17.140,0:05:19.170 I have an M.B.A. from[br]the Harvard Business School... 0:05:19.260,0:05:22.650 and have worked as an investment manager[br]for a major Wall Street firm. 0:05:22.710,0:05:25.580 My name is Ereka Vetrini,[br]and I'm from New York City. 0:05:25.630,0:05:28.100 I learned the ropes[br]in my parents' neighborhood pizzeria... 0:05:28.190,0:05:32.000 and I'm now a marketing manager for one of[br]the largest international cosmetics companies. 0:05:32.410,0:05:35.190 Hi! I'm Troy McClain[br]from Boise, Idaho. 0:05:35.220,0:05:39.730 I sacrificed my higher education to take care of my mother[br]and my disabled little sister. 0:05:39.840,0:05:43.920 Now, with only a high school diploma,[br]I'm the president of my own lending company. 0:05:43.950,0:05:46.880 My name is Amelia Henry,[br]and I'm from Austin, Texas. 0:05:46.940,0:05:50.350 I had stock options worth millions[br]but lost it all in the dot-com bust. 0:05:50.410,0:05:53.000 I have my M.B.A.[br]and work in the high-tech industry,. 0:05:53.000,0:05:56.290 [ Laughing ] I'm here to check in for The Apprentice.[br]What do I need to do? 0:05:56.350,0:05:57.440 Your name?[br]Bowie Hogg. 0:05:57.500,0:05:59.510 I'm Bowie Hogg[br]from DaIlas, Texas. 0:05:59.680,0:06:03.360 I have a business degree and work in sales[br]for an express delivery service. 0:06:03.590,0:06:07.430 My name is Kristi Frank.[br]I'm from Santa Monica, California, 0:06:07.520,0:06:09.870 and I own a restaurant[br]and investment properties. 0:06:09.960,0:06:12.170 I'm Dr. David GouId,[br]and I'm from New York City. 0:06:12.260,0:06:14.750 After I graduated medical school[br]and received my M.D., 0:06:14.840,0:06:16.990 I went on to earn my M.B.A.[br]at New York University. 0:06:17.000,0:06:19.320 I now work as[br]a health-care venture capitalist. 0:06:19.400,0:06:22.280 I'm here to see Mr. Trump.[br]Omarosa Stallworth. 0:06:22.300,0:06:24.510 My name is[br]Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth. 0:06:24.630,0:06:29.620 I grew up in the projects. But I am now a Ph. D. candidate[br]and work as a political consultant. 0:06:29.680,0:06:33.670 Four years ago, I worked at the White House[br]for the president of the United States. 0:06:33.730,0:06:37.690 I'm Nick Warnock, the hardest-working[br]sales man in Los Angeles, California 0:06:37.810,0:06:39.790 I'm a full-commission copier salesman. 0:06:39.840,0:06:42.280 I don't have a salary,,[br]which is a tough way to work. 0:06:42.340,0:06:44.350 If I don't sell, I don't eat. 0:06:44.550,0:06:48.970 I'm Katrina Campins. I rank in the top[br]three percent of Realtors nationwide. 0:06:49.000,0:06:50.500 And I'm 23 years old. 0:06:50.550,0:06:55.860 My name is Sam Solovey. I'm director of business development[br]for an Internet company that I cofounded. 0:06:56.010,0:06:58.760 I'm just here for[br]waiting to go in the Trump. 0:06:58.820,0:06:59.850 And your name?[br]Heidi. 0:06:59.910,0:07:02.000 I'm Heidi Bressler.[br]I'm from Philadelphia. 0:07:02.180,0:07:06.690 I'm a senior account executive for one of the largest[br]telecommunications companies in the world. 0:07:06.830,0:07:10.000 My name is Bill Rancic.[br]I'm 32 years old, and I'm from Chicago. 0:07:10.130,0:07:12.660 I founded the Cigar of the Month Club[br]in a studio apartment... 0:07:12.720,0:07:15.000 and turned it into[br]a multimillion-dollar operation. 0:07:15.470,0:07:19.260 I'm Jason Curis. I'm 23 years old[br]from Detroit, Michigan. 0:07:19.290,0:07:21.870 I built a real estate development firm[br]from the ground up. 0:07:21.960,0:07:25.260 Now I rent 39 units[br]to low-income families. 0:07:25.400,0:07:28.330 I'm Tammy Lee,[br]and I live in Seattle, Washington. 0:07:28.450,0:07:31.320 I was a top stockbroker[br]for a firm on Wall Street. 0:07:32.440,0:07:33.700 Hi.[br]Hi. 0:07:33.790,0:07:34.960 How can I help you? 0:07:35.000,0:07:37.030 I'm here to see Donald Trump. 0:07:37.120,0:07:39.390 Okay. And your name?[br]I'm Tammy Lee. 0:07:39.410,0:07:42.030 [ Tammy ][br]Talk about first impressions. 0:07:42.060,0:07:47.420 I didn't really feel the need to show any communication[br]whatsoever with people that I don't even know. 0:07:48.600,0:07:52.590 They were all just kind of wanting to communicate[br]kind of nonverbally to each other. 0:07:52.680,0:07:57.470 The only person I really need to be concerned[br]with liking me, ostracizing me, 0:07:57.760,0:07:59.020 is Donald Trump. 0:08:03.410,0:08:07.090 [ Troy ] Working for Trump is more than a big deal.[br]It's a huge deal. 0:08:07.180,0:08:10.480 Trump has certainly given everybody a shortcut[br]to the American dream. 0:08:10.590,0:08:13.290 But I'm gonna earn the American dream[br]just like everybody else. 0:08:13.320,0:08:16.280 Okay. Mr. Trump will see you now.[br]You can go in over there. 0:08:37.780,0:08:42.830 Welcome to New York. I've always said,[br]New York City is the real jungle. 0:08:42.860,0:08:45.330 It's tougher in New York[br]than anyplace in the world. 0:08:45.440,0:08:47.630 You're gonna find out what I mean. 0:08:47.860,0:08:49.950 Okay, let's get started. 0:08:50.040,0:08:53.370 I want to introduce somebody[br]who's been with me for 25 years-- 0:08:53.420,0:08:58.000 George Ross. He's my executive vice president[br]and senior council. 0:08:58.390,0:09:01.120 On this side--[br]This is Carolyn Kepcher. 0:09:01.180,0:09:04.220 She is the chief operating officer[br]of one of my companies. 0:09:04.360,0:09:06.000 And Carolyn is a killer. 0:09:06.170,0:09:08.320 There are many men[br]buried in her wake. 0:09:08.470,0:09:10.280 These two will[br]be my eyes and ears... 0:09:10.310,0:09:12.340 and will accompany you[br]during your tasks. 0:09:12.600,0:09:14.610 They're gonna help me[br]make a decision... 0:09:14.730,0:09:19.660 as to who ultimately is going to be working as the president[br]of one of my companies, 0:09:19.660,0:09:19.690 and then we'll see how you do.[br]as to who ultimately is going to be working as the president[br]of one of my companies, 0:09:19.690,0:09:21.000 and then we'll see how you do. 0:09:21.620,0:09:26.120 This isn't a game.[br]This is a 13-week job interview. 0:09:26.150,0:09:29.050 Out of 215,000 job applicants, 0:09:29.140,0:09:34.360 you're the 16 people that I chose[br]to go through 13 weeks of hell... 0:09:34.880,0:09:38.010 to determine who's gonna[br]work for me at the end. 0:09:38.090,0:09:42.490 Now, some of you think that attending a top[br]business school gives you an advantage. 0:09:42.520,0:09:47.000 Others think that street smarts and hands-on experience[br]are the best way to get ahead. 0:09:47.280,0:09:51.000 Additionally, women have a tougher time in the workplace,[br]or so they say. 0:09:51.900,0:09:53.170 Let's find out. 0:09:53.740,0:09:56.440 We're gonna be setting up[br]two teams of eight each, 0:09:56.530,0:09:59.510 and I've decided[br]it's going to be... 0:09:59.600,0:10:02.120 men against women. 0:10:02.700,0:10:06.750 Each week, there'll be[br]a business task to accomplish. 0:10:06.800,0:10:08.980 Now, I may ask you[br]to work as a street vendor... 0:10:09.040,0:10:14.470 or something tougher like working with Madison Avenue[br]to create an ad campaign for corporate jets... 0:10:14.550,0:10:17.020 or renovating and leasing[br]run-down apartments. 0:10:17.140,0:10:19.320 Maybe even put on a rock concert. 0:10:19.720,0:10:24.060 You will select a project manager[br]who will lead your team in that task. 0:10:24.140,0:10:25.950 I will hold the project manager... 0:10:26.000,0:10:29.830 at least partially responsible[br]for a team's victory or failure. 0:10:29.880,0:10:34.160 If your team loses, you will all meet me[br]right here in the boardroom. 0:10:34.250,0:10:35.650 You don't want to be[br]in the boardroom. 0:10:36.430,0:10:41.450 'Cause the losing team is gonna sit in front of me,[br]and somebody is going home. 0:10:42.030,0:10:43.950 All of you should be complimented, 0:10:44.010,0:10:47.450 but the fact is, there's only one[br]going to be chosen. 0:10:47.540,0:10:53.310 That one person will be president of one of[br]my companies at a huge salary... 0:10:53.400,0:10:54.830 for a period of one year. 0:10:55.090,0:11:00.000 Now, I want you to go up to the suite, enjoy yourself,[br]and I'll see you tomorrow. 0:11:01.690,0:11:03.130 Come on. Get outta here. 0:11:09.240,0:11:12.890 [ Sam ] When I saw Trump today,[br]it all came together right there. 0:11:12.950,0:11:16.160 I want access to Trump.[br]I want to get to know that guy, 0:11:16.220,0:11:17.740 but I don't want it to be in the board room. 0:11:17.770,0:11:21.100 Back of a limousine,[br]at a bar with his girlfriend. 0:11:21.330,0:11:23.200 I don't care where it is.[br]Not in the boardroom. 0:11:45.470,0:11:50.610 [ Chattering, Laughing ] 0:11:51.040,0:11:53.710 My mama's gonna be proud[br]when she sees me here. 0:11:53.800,0:11:55.120 I love it! 0:11:59.660,0:12:01.210 Whoo! 0:12:01.920,0:12:03.650 Time to toast! 0:12:03.930,0:12:06.750 To the enemies![br][ Laughs ] 0:12:06.860,0:12:10.770 I don't know why we're being so friendly with the men.[br]Why are we cavorting with the enemies? 0:12:10.790,0:12:13.060 I like this men versus women.[br]This could be fun. 0:12:13.380,0:12:16.650 [ Bowie ] The girls, they're smarter than what[br]I guess some of the guys are thinking. 0:12:16.710,0:12:20.470 But if you pull one over on me, I'm gonna 10 times ya.[br]I'm gonna do you by 10 times. 0:12:20.960,0:12:24.460 My mind works like that. I'll be able to pull something off[br]a lot better than they will. 0:12:24.490,0:12:28.000 I'm so glad it's girls against boys.[br]I'm so happy. 0:12:28.000,0:12:30.460 You have an M. B.A.[br]and an M. D. 0:12:30.570,0:12:32.330 Which one did you do first?[br]The M. D. 0:12:32.440,0:12:36.460 So you got done with your M. D., and then you said,[br]I don't really want to do this. 0:12:36.490,0:12:38.380 I'm gonna get an M. B.A.[br]It's not quite so simple. 0:12:38.440,0:12:42.120 In my senior year of medical school, I was Iike,[br]"What can I do with an M. D. besides treat patients?" 0:12:42.320,0:12:44.440 And Wall Street was[br]very receptive to someone like myself. 0:12:44.530,0:12:48.000 [ Sam ] David has an M. B.A. and an M. D.,[br]which is impressive. 0:12:48.230,0:12:50.240 But you know what?[br]I can't relate to David. 0:12:50.870,0:12:54.920 Then I moved into venture capital. Did deals with biotech companies[br]and medical technology companies. 0:12:55.030,0:12:57.730 I'm just thinking of the school.[br]How do you spend so much time in school? 0:12:57.790,0:13:01.350 Entrepreneurs shouldn't be spending[br]that much time in the classroom. 0:13:01.410,0:13:07.150 They should be... sweating and hungry. And when they hear[br]an idea in the class, they wanna go out and do it. 0:13:16.790,0:13:18.140 Oh, my gosh! 0:13:20.380,0:13:23.050 Ladies, ladies, ladies, ladies![br]Follow me. 0:13:23.080,0:13:26.380 Ladies, ladies, ladies.[br]Follow me. 0:13:26.440,0:13:29.020 Ladies, ladies, ladies. 0:13:29.430,0:13:31.900 Come on, ladies.[br]Let's go! 0:13:32.350,0:13:36.090 Organization. That's my skill.[br]Organizing and motivating people. 0:13:36.600,0:13:38.810 So I just try to bring us all together. 0:13:39.450,0:13:41.110 Okay, you guys ready?[br]We're ready. 0:13:41.200,0:13:44.560 "Welcome to Trump Tower.[br]I hope your stay is enjoyable. 0:13:44.580,0:13:46.970 To start, please enjoy[br]some champagne and caviar." 0:13:47.050,0:13:49.240 Cheer to that![br]Cheers.! 0:13:49.290,0:13:52.360 "It is a taste of the life[br]you could lead--" 0:13:52.510,0:13:54.720 "But don't get used to it.[br]There's much work to be done. 0:13:54.750,0:13:56.010 "Here is your first order of business: 0:13:56.010,0:14:00.290 You need to think of a name for your group.[br]From now on, your team will be known as a corporation." 0:14:00.550,0:14:04.000 "My office will phone you later[br]with further instructions. Donald J. Trump." 0:14:04.250,0:14:06.980 It has to be marketable.[br]He's so big on naming everything. 0:14:07.030,0:14:08.810 We have to name our group[br]something strong. 0:14:09.650,0:14:11.660 [ Omarosa ] The envelope gave us our first task. 0:14:11.770,0:14:15.700 And that task, although it seems really simple,[br]when you've got eight women-- 0:14:15.700,0:14:19.120 [ Laughs ] it became a three-hour ordeal... 0:14:19.260,0:14:21.530 of picking a name for your corporation. 0:14:21.790,0:14:23.630 So, um, we got to it. 0:14:23.740,0:14:27.100 Our name has to communicate power, unity--[br]Class. 0:14:27.190,0:14:29.830 And shock[br]And no idea is stupid 0:14:30.000,0:14:33.930 I think it's good. We can make something real easy[br]like the B. M.A. Corporation. 0:14:33.960,0:14:36.000 Or something--[br]Businessmen Associated. 0:14:36.000,0:14:38.300 The B. B.C.[br]Billionaires Boys' Club. 0:14:38.380,0:14:44.240 B. F. B.[br]Big F-- [ Beeps ] Balls.[br][ All Laughing ] 0:14:44.330,0:14:46.710 I love that.[br]How about Donald's Darlings? 0:14:46.800,0:14:50.990 Nah![br][ All Responding ] 0:14:51.070,0:14:54.290 - No[br]- Let's keep brainstorming. 0:14:54.320,0:14:57.390 We're all versatile. I mean, we're all[br]guys who have different backgrounds. 0:14:57.420,0:15:01.290 And we've been thrown together.[br][ Bowie ] I like versatile as a word. 0:15:01.350,0:15:04.590 Put that in there.[br]I mean, Versacorp. I mean-- 0:15:04.620,0:15:06.090 [ Men ] Versacorp. Versacorp. 0:15:06.260,0:15:08.590 Versacorp.[br]What is it? V-E-R-- 0:15:08.640,0:15:12.140 S-A. S-A Corp.[br]One word. 0:15:12.400,0:15:16.050 [ T roy ] Versacorp. By God, can I say we all[br]got together and made a decision here. 0:15:16.110,0:15:18.290 Let's put it right here, baby.[br]Right here. 0:15:18.320,0:15:23.110 [ Nick ] We did the name for the organization.[br]And they named it Versacorp. 0:15:23.510,0:15:27.880 I wasn't a big proponent of that. I didn't think it's flashy.[br]I don't think it represents all of us. 0:15:28.340,0:15:31.060 I don't think Trump will[br]particularly love the name. 0:15:31.440,0:15:34.140 I mean, Versacorp.[br]It's dumb. 0:15:34.310,0:15:36.000 [ Chuckles ] It's corny. 0:15:37.780,0:15:39.820 I thought of one other.[br]What? 0:15:40.000,0:15:41.770 Protege. 0:15:41.940,0:15:45.250 Hey! I love that![br]You like it? 0:15:45.330,0:15:48.320 [ Ereka ] I just offered up a suggestion[br]for our group, and it was accepted. 0:15:48.520,0:15:51.220 When I have something to say,[br]I'll make sure it's put out there. 0:15:51.250,0:15:54.830 If it's just an idea and I'm not sure myself,[br]and I wanna see if it's receptive, 0:15:54.860,0:15:56.270 I don't care if it goes or flies. 0:15:56.500,0:16:00.660 If it's something that I believe in, I'm gonna push for it,[br]and then I'm sure it'll come across that way. 0:16:05.460,0:16:12.660 [ Phone Ringing ] 0:16:13.180,0:16:16.740 Uh-oh. Phone is ringing.[br]You know who that is. That's Donald Trump. 0:16:20.330,0:16:24.030 Hello?[br]Hi, this is Rhona in Mr. Trump's office. 0:16:24.170,0:16:28.940 He asked me to call you and tell you to meet him tomorrow morning[br]at the New York Stock Exchange. 0:16:29.710,0:16:33.040 Leaving here at 5:45 a.m.[br]Ooh, boy! 0:16:33.450,0:16:34.770 Did they hang up on you? 0:16:34.880,0:16:38.610 [ Ereka ] I've never been to the stock exchange.[br]It's overwhelming. It really is. 0:16:38.670,0:16:42.810 And immediately, I'm thinking,[br]"What the hell are we gonna be asked to do in there?" 0:16:42.950,0:16:47.890 The telephone rang. And they called to tell that we're going[br]to the New York Stock Exchange. 0:16:47.970,0:16:49.410 Oh, what time? 0:16:49.750,0:16:54.490 [ Katrina ] The first task is crucial because it will set the precedent[br]for all the other tasks to come. 0:16:54.690,0:17:00.150 I think the women will win because the eight women that are in there[br]are very strong individuals. 0:17:00.200,0:17:03.820 And I think men-- these men,[br]although they won't admit it, 0:17:03.940,0:17:07.950 may feel it's a bit of a disadvantage[br]not to have us on their side. 0:17:08.160,0:17:11.000 If it really does involve something[br]in a building on Wall Street, 0:17:11.030,0:17:12.950 it would not be inappropriate[br]to wear a tie. 0:17:13.010,0:17:15.250 - [ Man ] I need a new suit.[br]- Do you need a jacket to go? 0:17:15.650,0:17:17.599 On the floor of the exchange,[br]you really should have a jacket. 0:17:17.630,0:17:19.410 But there's no way they're[br]putting us on the floor of the exchange. 0:17:20.700,0:17:24.980 [ Nick ] I have no idea what the first task[br]is gonna be. Nor do I care. 0:17:25.010,0:17:26.869 It's a brilliant idea.[br]I love the idea. 0:17:27.220,0:17:31.670 [ Nick ] We are now really working as a team together.[br]And we're out here to win. 0:17:32.070,0:17:36.580 Game's on. Game's been on for me[br]since, uh, I showed up off the plane. 0:17:50.210,0:17:52.170 All right, come on over, everybody. 0:17:54.000,0:17:57.450 Welcome to[br]the New York Stock Exchange. 0:17:57.910,0:18:02.820 This is really and truly the center[br]of the world for big business. 0:18:02.840,0:18:06.810 $40 billion is traded[br]each and every, day. 0:18:06.950,0:18:09.790 And there's no place like this[br]anywhere in the world. 0:18:09.880,0:18:14.760 Now, I guess you have visions[br]of something big, something glamorous. 0:18:15.130,0:18:16.620 But that's not gonna be it. 0:18:16.650,0:18:19.700 We're bringing you[br]back to basics. 0:18:19.750,0:18:24.000 You're gonna go outside,[br]and you're gonna sell lemonade. 0:18:24.260,0:18:27.790 We'll start you off[br]with $250 seed money. 0:18:27.820,0:18:30.720 And at the end of the day, 7:30, 0:18:30.920,0:18:34.000 we're gonna see[br]who made the most money. 0:18:34.450,0:18:37.440 The women or the men.[br]It's very, simple. 0:18:37.470,0:18:39.990 Now, the ladies look to me[br]like they're more excited. 0:18:40.050,0:18:42.920 [ Cheering ] 0:18:43.000,0:18:47.310 The men, I-I must tell you,[br]a little bit stiff. 0:18:47.540,0:18:49.410 Start getting game plans together. 0:18:49.470,0:18:51.390 Who is your project manager? 0:18:52.170,0:18:54.060 - Your name?[br]- Troy McClain? 0:18:54.120,0:18:56.620 - What is your team name?[br]- Versacorp. 0:18:56.670,0:18:59.800 That's a pretty interesting name.[br]Who's your leader? 0:18:59.830,0:19:03.190 - Ereka Vetrini.[br]- Okay, Ereka. What's your team name? 0:19:03.190,0:19:03.220 Meet Protege Corporation.[br]- Ereka Vetrini.[br]- Okay, Ereka. What's your team name? 0:19:03.220,0:19:05.430 Meet Protege Corporation. 0:19:05.430,0:19:06.920 - Very good[br]- You like that? 0:19:06.980,0:19:10.740 That's very, good. I'll tell ya.[br]They're looking awfully good, fellas. 0:19:10.800,0:19:12.660 - I'm a little bit worried about you.[br]- Whoo! 0:19:13.580,0:19:15.940 You're gonna be on[br]the killer streets of New York. 0:19:16.050,0:19:19.810 Go out there. I'll see you at 7:30.[br]Who's gonna make the most money? 0:19:19.870,0:19:21.050 Let's see.[br][ Cheering ] 0:19:21.330,0:19:23.520 One, two, three--[br]Versacorp! 0:19:25.320,0:19:28.710 [ Bell Ringing ] 0:19:55.550,0:20:01.300 I've always felt location is important, but the people[br]behind the deal are much more important than location. 0:20:01.350,0:20:04.710 I'd much rather have[br]a really smart, talented guy... 0:20:04.770,0:20:07.670 doing a deal[br]in a not-so-good location... 0:20:07.780,0:20:10.770 than an idiot doing a deal[br]in a great location. 0:20:10.880,0:20:12.690 Because you'll[br]make money every time. 0:20:12.720,0:20:14.990 The key to success[br]is location, location, location. 0:20:15.080,0:20:18.810 You're assigned to finding the location.[br]You need to know where the location's at. 0:20:18.840,0:20:24.660 We have $250. Let's use that. Let's[br]maximize that. Let's use our seed money. 0:20:24.720,0:20:28.400 [ Troy ] It was so surreal to me.[br]Trump standing up there on that podium. 0:20:28.710,0:20:33.050 And he says, "Boys, girls,[br]we're gonna go back to the basics." 0:20:33.100,0:20:36.030 And I'm thinking[br]we're going back to Basic Sales 101. 0:20:36.060,0:20:39.850 I certainly didn't think[br]I was going back to sixth grade[br]selling lemonade. 0:20:39.860,0:20:42.830 Now we're gonna go[br]get our cups and supplies. 0:20:42.840,0:20:45.710 That'll give use the skeleton.[br]You guys'll be the veins. 0:20:45.730,0:20:48.190 You've got a location?[br]I think Seaport is set. 0:20:48.750,0:20:50.680 Seaport is this way.[br]Probably a 10-minute walk. 0:20:50.690,0:20:53.640 Lead us to Seaport right now.[br]Let's go to the location, gentlemen. 0:20:53.640,0:20:55.290 That's our meeting.[br]We'll have a runner. 0:20:55.560,0:20:56.840 [ Chattering ] 0:21:00.370,0:21:02.520 [ Ereka ] I was selected as project manager... 0:21:02.520,0:21:06.200 because I actually thought[br]up the name Protege. 0:21:06.200,0:21:06.210 It was definitely diffiicult[br]being a project manager because...[br]because I actually thought[br]up the name Protege. 0:21:06.210,0:21:08.590 It was definitely diffiicult[br]being a project manager because... 0:21:08.610,0:21:11.020 people are throwing responsibility in your[br]court when they don't want to take it. 0:21:12.020,0:21:14.490 [ Ereka ] Listen. You guys, listen.[br]We gotta get a table. 0:21:14.490,0:21:18.330 We don't need a table. That is the old-fashioned[br]way to sell lemonade. From a little table. 0:21:18.340,0:21:20.000 It's image, though. Image.[br]It's the image. 0:21:22.000,0:21:24.820 I would rather invest[br]my money in my product. 0:21:24.830,0:21:26.520 [ Woman ] I am not carrying a table. 0:21:27.330,0:21:28.980 Here to back home. 0:21:28.990,0:21:33.740 That's why we split into two teams and you let us do what we are--[br]We'll carry the table. 0:21:33.880,0:21:37.010 [ Tammy] We were all sitting in a circle,[br]huddling, yelling at each other. 0:21:37.030,0:21:39.540 And I don't think anyone was being[br]effective for the first hour. 0:21:40.280,0:21:44.500 I really didn't appreciate being told I was the one in[br]charge, but then being said, this is what we're doing. 0:21:44.520,0:21:46.950 I don't want to be in charge.[br]I want us all to have our own thing. 0:21:46.960,0:21:48.670 Let's not take it personal.[br]I was not targeting you. 0:21:49.500,0:21:52.630 [ Omarosa ] We have absolutely no leadership.[br]Ereka is very, emotional. 0:21:52.680,0:21:56.550 When you're doing business, you gotta stay focused[br]on the task and keep your emotion out of it. 0:21:56.760,0:21:59.040 She's totally irrational right now. 0:21:59.080,0:22:03.330 I -I love that these people are like, tell them what to do,[br]but then they're like, this is what we're doing! 0:22:03.330,0:22:06.000 The bottom line is if we're fighting, we're never[br]gonna get this f-- [ Beeps ] done. 0:22:12.330,0:22:15.400 [ Kwame ] This is the Seaport where you see all those big ships.[br]That commercial area. 0:22:15.420,0:22:18.620 There's gonna be tourists there all days.[br]It's a beautiful day. That should be our main location. 0:22:18.660,0:22:22.160 We chose a location. We thought about where to get supplies.[br]And we were trying to get... 0:22:22.430,0:22:24.530 up to speed as quickly in terms[br]of selling lemonade. 0:22:24.550,0:22:27.010 You and I will grab the cups.[br]You grab the markers. 0:22:27.450,0:22:31.020 Right now, we need to get the foundation: cups, lemonade.[br]Look wherever you can look. 0:22:32.430,0:22:36.500 [ Troy ] Everybody did fantastic. You know, they were the wind[br]beneath the wings. They did awesome. 0:22:36.530,0:22:37.340 Found the lemonade. 0:22:37.520,0:22:40.200 We got our feet underneath us,[br]and we ran with it. 0:22:40.230,0:22:41.430 Thank you, ma'am. 0:22:41.630,0:22:44.190 [ Troy ] Kwame came up with an absolute creative idea. 0:22:44.340,0:22:47.560 We're trying to get your help in trying to set up[br]a successful lemonade stand. 0:22:47.590,0:22:49.180 Let me ask you for a couple other things.[br]Sure 0:22:49.180,0:22:53.010 [ Troy ] He got a vendor to give[br]stuff to us for no charge. 0:22:53.080,0:22:55.380 Would you give us free cups[br]if we brought more people in? 0:22:55.400,0:22:57.150 Why not?[br]We need free cups. You will do that? 0:22:57.580,0:22:59.320 We're gonna be here[br]at 1:30, sellin'. 0:22:59.350,0:23:02.000 We got free ice, free cups,[br]a free cart. 0:23:02.030,0:23:04.520 This is wonderful![br]This is fabulous! 0:23:04.540,0:23:05.920 Oh, this is a lot of fun. 0:23:05.950,0:23:09.030 Attaboy, Nick![br]Yeah, baby! 0:23:09.040,0:23:12.360 And that really helped us in terms of[br]saving a lot of our initial cap-ex... 0:23:12.360,0:23:15.820 that we could just kinda bank instead[br]of spending it on supplies. 0:23:18.670,0:23:21.270 I just don't know how to do radio.[br]I know how to use it. 0:23:21.300,0:23:22.260 Will you show us how?