The answer, if one looks at the example set by Tana, from the "Booksmart vs. Streetsmart" season, is a resounding no.
She is now stuck peddling the Bedazzler™ on late-night TV. Full of glee and enthusiasm, she promises you loads of Snap, Push and Pop! fun with the $19.99 gadget, sure to save you lots of money from not needing to shop at those expensive downtown Secaucus high-priced stores and allowing you to wear the latest in Joisey Couture.
What's hilariously tragic is that they can't even use the name of the Apprentice show. So she's stuck with lines such as "It's me, Tana, from National Television". Notice, though, the ever so subtle hint on the first picture. Beyond the bedazzled Baby Gap pink T-shirt heroically stretched over her ample bosom, they hover the word "Boardroom". As in "hint, hint, it's TANA! From the APPRENTICE!"
Oy. I fell for ya T, I feel for ya. To think, if you had won the finale, you could have judged a Donald Trump look-alike contest or been the keynote speaker at a real estate investment expo at the San Ramon Marriott.
She is now stuck peddling the Bedazzler™ on late-night TV. Full of glee and enthusiasm, she promises you loads of Snap, Push and Pop! fun with the $19.99 gadget, sure to save you lots of money from not needing to shop at those expensive downtown Secaucus high-priced stores and allowing you to wear the latest in Joisey Couture.
What's hilariously tragic is that they can't even use the name of the Apprentice show. So she's stuck with lines such as "It's me, Tana, from National Television". Notice, though, the ever so subtle hint on the first picture. Beyond the bedazzled Baby Gap pink T-shirt heroically stretched over her ample bosom, they hover the word "Boardroom". As in "hint, hint, it's TANA! From the APPRENTICE!"
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Oy. I fell for ya T, I feel for ya. To think, if you had won the finale, you could have judged a Donald Trump look-alike contest or been the keynote speaker at a real estate investment expo at the San Ramon Marriott.
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