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Ok, so Trump fired Bradford because he made a rash decision. But wasn't Trump's decision just as rash as Bradford's? He said himself that Bradford was the best person in the room (which I disagree with), so why, as a businessman, would you get rid of your best person? I think the Trumpster was being a bit of a hypocrite.

Carolyn was thrilled to see "the Bradford" go, you could just tell.

I think Ivana is going to need to go visit the show's psychologist after this boardroom. I thought she was going to need someone to help her up.

Supposedly the boardroom for last night's episode was 4 hours long, which is why the episode ended up being 1 1/2 hrs. That must have still been a nightmare to edit.


ETA: Wrigley, they should have been able to see the other cart, especially with the giant red umbrella on it. Even if they couldn't see it, 42nd & 7th and 42nd & Broadway are really really close, and if they had taken about 2 minutes to walk down the street, they would have found it. The women were just being bitchy and stupid, IMO.