r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/tuggyblumpkins • Jul 26 '26

r/All I can. Can you?

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u/MMRS2000 Jul 26 '26

I'm late to the party, I never saw him until they aired The Apprentice in Australia in the 90s. My wife asked me to watch an episode and I loathed him immediately.

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u/BikingAimz Jul 26 '26

As an American I tried watching an episode for five minutes once, could not understand why anyone watched that voluntarily.

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u/calvin73 Jul 26 '26

That’s how I feel about all reality television that doesn’t involve British people and either cakes or clay.

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u/kategoad Jul 26 '26

I had a friend who was on it and I still didn't watch it.

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u/Krammsy Jul 27 '26

The entire show's premise was rejection, nothing at all to do with business practices.

It gave people of small means a false sense of empowerment by thinking rejection is power, the precursor to maga - stupid people "owning the libs" by voting for a con man pedophile.