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you are IMHO, not sure how that works, I suppose its the same as having the latest trainers and a 50" telly .
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Hang on - she is playing the woe is me card when she owns three houses? Am I reading that right?
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So how come she can get JSA and housing benefit when she has three houses???
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Actions and consequences.
So much for "it's the principle" argument - she should have just left after a year with it on her CV, I'm sure she could have done something with her career.
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Good.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostHe didn't get it - BBC News - Lord Sugar loses Apprentice tribunal legal costs bid
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it's late and I am tired but it seems like you are talking sense to the point where I agree .... I feel the need to wash my keyboard ....Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIf there is one thing I hate about the way this country has developed over the last 30 odd years, it's the compensation culture.
It's destructive.
So it cheers my heart to see one of the grabbers get bent over for a change. Good one sugar
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Another mental blow to the 27 remaining people who believe the Apprentice is a genuine recruitment process and not just a tv show made for entertainment with little basis in reality.
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+1Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIf there is one thing I hate about the way this country has developed over the last 30 odd years, it's the compensation culture.
It's destructive.
So it cheers my heart to see one of the grabbers get bent over for a change. Good one sugar
Sugar, that's sweet..
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