choice that he's about to be moved up past Donald Trump's offices. Fourth season winner Randal Pinkett is being considered by New Jersey governor Jon Corzine as a potential running mate later this fall, possibly setting Pinkett up for a chance at being Lieutenant Governor of the nation's 11th-most populous state. Pinkett's task en route to winning the show (and thus becoming the only African-American winner in the show's history) included tasks such as creating a new fitness class for Bally's Fitness, which he did shortly after finding out that his grandmother died. He also set a record for most projects won on his way to becoming The Apprentice.
One thing Pinkett hasn't done is taken advantage of our Cram Session, which he could do if he were to move to New Jersey if he becomes Lieutenant Governor. Pinkett's reputation would likely be solidified were he to make smart economical decisions like saving $20 on his move with Starving Students and would be quite a feather in his cap to proclaim when announcing his platform. And if nothing else, it would be a good way to ensure he'd get the best move he's ever had.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Apprentice Winner Could Use Cram Session To Start Lt. Governor Bid
I haven't watched The Apprentice in a while, but apparently the latest winner was a pretty good choice -- a good enough choice that he's about to be moved up past Donald Trump's offices. Fourth season winner Randal Pinkett is being considered by New Jersey governor Jon Corzine as a potential running mate later this fall, possibly setting Pinkett up for a chance at being Lieutenant Governor of the nation's 11th-most populous state. Pinkett's task en route to winning the show (and thus becoming the only African-American winner in the show's history) included tasks such as creating a new fitness class for Bally's Fitness, which he did shortly after finding out that his grandmother died. He also set a record for most projects won on his way to becoming The Apprentice.
One thing Pinkett hasn't done is taken advantage of our Cram Session, which he could do if he were to move to New Jersey if he becomes Lieutenant Governor. Pinkett's reputation would likely be solidified were he to make smart economical decisions like saving $20 on his move with Starving Students and would be quite a feather in his cap to proclaim when announcing his platform. And if nothing else, it would be a good way to ensure he'd get the best move he's ever had.
choice that he's about to be moved up past Donald Trump's offices. Fourth season winner Randal Pinkett is being considered by New Jersey governor Jon Corzine as a potential running mate later this fall, possibly setting Pinkett up for a chance at being Lieutenant Governor of the nation's 11th-most populous state. Pinkett's task en route to winning the show (and thus becoming the only African-American winner in the show's history) included tasks such as creating a new fitness class for Bally's Fitness, which he did shortly after finding out that his grandmother died. He also set a record for most projects won on his way to becoming The Apprentice.
One thing Pinkett hasn't done is taken advantage of our Cram Session, which he could do if he were to move to New Jersey if he becomes Lieutenant Governor. Pinkett's reputation would likely be solidified were he to make smart economical decisions like saving $20 on his move with Starving Students and would be quite a feather in his cap to proclaim when announcing his platform. And if nothing else, it would be a good way to ensure he'd get the best move he's ever had.
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