Claude Littner vs Victoria What is 7500 x 52
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- It's back to school for Victoria when Claude "The Business Bulldog" Littner teaches her how to do Maths for her turnover in her business plan .
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Claude's a legend. He takes no messing, there's no pretence with him, he just gets straight to the point.
It’s easy when you have a team pouring over the figures you know through history most of the candidates are applying for any reality show that will take them. All the contestants are in their 20’s so their skills are designed clothes make up and a product typically anti-ageing skin cream, packaged food parcels to clean your guts or telecom based marketing / recruitment.
Victoria is the kind of person who works in a call centre and wgen she is asked something that isn't in her script 'accidentally' cuts you off.
W H E N
I think Claude was much better than Karen. She made her cry. Victoria is so cute.
I hope he returns next series.
I don’t see why Karren got so much flack. I don’t think she said a single thing that was unfair in any interview! (Apart from the baroness Brady bit to Megan which was a bit below the belt)
Claude is CLASS !
they’re both trying not to laugh, it’s a staged program, a stitch up. She’s on there for attention and social media followers and her 5 minutes of fame. It’s sad what this show is now
It’s basically the X factor now.
@@MisterSnoops @Froggen88 Pretty much, yeah.
Claude Littner about as scary as an ice cream cone
Faker
How does laughing mean it's fake? Have you never had it when someone says something so ridiculous that all you can do is laugh
this year's season was actually pretty good, one of my favouriees and very talented bunch
Clearly, it’s supposed to be £7,500 per month. That is £90,000 per year. Come on Claude, wake up !
Yeah. I'm a little confused as well.
That's a good observation, but Claude seems to be reading out her words: "£7,500 per week" and in response the (edited) video appears to show her nodding an agreement to this.
It’s supposed to be a business plan , everything needs to be accurate
@@ethanhunt634 with the idiots on that show, it’s a wonder anything is accurate
@@abdiahmedthebritishtraveller this guy is my irl freind
You know it's bad when Claude actually has to smile 😂
Like many shows of this genre, the first couple of seasons were the best and more credible. Now they’re just completely staged nonsense.
Is this scene completely faked? I'm not so sure. She is showing clear signs of extreme stess: (1) dry mouth evidenced by the licking of the inside of her upper lip, and (2) swallowing. The smiling looks like the typical Apprentice contestant reaction to being busted, which is to smile and nod, hoping that a winning personality will compensate for a lack of accounting and business knowledge. As a qualified accountant and now a maths tutor, I am well aware that creating a business plan like this requires skills and focus that many people do not have. If it is faked, some care has gone into making it look real.
More likely, the fakery comes when they select the initial pool of candidates to include a large proportion of fools and when Claude treats them harshly rather than being kind as he explains their mistakes to them.
Matthew, asafellow Accountant , i totally agree , i think most candidates have not got a clue , it is often a similar scenario in dragons ,den where candidates do not know the difference between gp and np, they underestimate the importance of figures on both shows , they appear to start with sales and have no idea of the reaction of numbers . to each other , i have never seen in either show an attempt at sensitivity analysis or the effect of taxation
@@malbarlow4991 Excellent points. In particular, you only ever see one 'best guess' projection rather than different scenarios, sensitivity analysis, or Monte Carlo simulation. Failure to address uncertainty in any way is flat out business negligence. Wouldn't lend them £25 let alone £250,000.
@@matthewleitch1 they coulddo with someone like you or me to work the numbers lol
Bruh it's so obviously £7500 a month. No reasonable place is gonna charge £7500 a WEEK for rental thats ridiculous. Claude needs to use his brains a bit here lol
It’s a business plan ? She needs to be accurate
@@ethanhunt634 true but it’s just that, a plan - messing up one word shouldn’t mean it all has to be scrapped
@@ayhamshaheed7740 quite an important word though 😂
@@ayhamshaheed7740 for 250,000 thousand pounds ? You best get it right
I can imagine somewhere like the Westfields charge that sort of money!
Stupid is as stupid does.
Again, her numbers don’t add up
I claude back inthe 2024 series or only interviews
He’s scarier as the end boss they’re waiting to meet.
So she’s ex cabin crew jeez she’s shocking
I think Victoria's whole business plan was a bit rubbish tbh it was doing pick n mix sweets? I think Lord Sugar is looking to make money not lose it. I highly doubt she would have made a lot doing it plus she didn't sound she knew anything about running a business? The others at least had made a start and were making money. Victoria just sounded like anyone off the street with an idea and zero evidence or plans to show it could work
I loved when she tried to tell Mike her product was unique and then he pulled out 3 or 4 pick n mix boxes that looked exactly like hers.
What is the music called? From 0 to 1:23
Patrick Thomas Hawes - Serious Business - th-cam.com/video/HoSkO_WHVZ0/w-d-xo.html
Darude Sandstorm
390,000
I’m okay with maths, not amazing at it - but I could tell you that 7500*52 is at least 375k 😂
this is a ridiculous program.
Cringe FC