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"A question about "You're fired""
mysticwolf 10692 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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08-10-06, 02:07 AM (EST)
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1. "RE: A question about "You're fired"" |
If I recall correctly early in the first season one of the contestants did something, or said something in the boardroom that was so outrageous that DT simply blurted out, unscripted, the "You're Fired" line, including the trademark handflip of dismissal.Everyone, including DT, who hadn't expected to blurt that out, was stunned and there was some question about what to do, but they all realized it was an unscripted moment that they not only didn't want to lose, but provided a trademark dismissal that worked. They kept it. Although, DT wasn't all that thrilled at first, and has said that in real life he would never actually fire someone in that way. (And, since that kind of firing is pretty public - even if only in front of the others in the room - I believe it. He's not interested in being sued by former employees. Even DT has an HR department in his organization to take care of that sort of thing day to day. If you're important enough to take his personal interest he's going to be far more likely to, at the least, handle it in private, if not work out some sort of settlement to make you go away.) Semantically, you are correct. They haven't actually been hired by him yet, so he can't fire them. But, in a way they have been "hired" for an extended interview process for which they've agreed to put their lives on hold, and temporarily relocate their residence. Not unlike a contract position - and, you can bet on it, they've signed a contract before the show starts. And it makes for good show drama, even if it wouldn't be the way it went down in real life.   Pack Alpha Status Accorded by Tribe blogging's scary
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lindan 270 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Network TV Show Guest Star"
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08-17-06, 05:00 PM (EST)
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2. "They can still be technically fiired" |
A lot of times when candiates are required to call a client, they would say things like "This is Wes calling from Mosaic", or "This is Ivana calling from Apex". They are making it sound like there is a real company called Mosaic, Apex, etc.When Trump says "You're fired", it can imply the candidate is fired from the "company" Magna, Networth, Excel, or whatever name they choose for to give themselves at the beginning of the season. Afterall, Trump is still the big boss of Versacorp, Protege, and other 'companies'.
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profesora_toro4 68 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Hollywood Squares Square"
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08-18-06, 02:42 AM (EST)
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3. "RE: They can still be technically fiired" |
And after all we are talking about the Donald here. He does whatever he wants to without caring what anyone else is going to think.
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livsforluv 113 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Blistex Spokesperson"
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08-21-06, 03:49 PM (EST)
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4. "RE: A question about "You're fired"" |
I think that it's all about the phrasing. Your fired just sounds dramatic.
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