Alex Mills is the latest candidate to be fired by Lord Alan Sugar on The Apprentice.
The Welsh Company Director was sent home after a task that challenged contestants to produce and market their own ready meals.
Lord Alan nominated 22-year-old Alex to project manage Team Endeavour, while Neil Clough led Team Evolve.
Endeavour produced a kids' ready meal called Deadly Dinners, an idea thought up by Myles Mordaunt.
Though Alex wanted to go for a geography theme of meals from around the world - named Poppety-ping, the Welsh word for microwave - he eventually gave in to Myles.
Meanwhile, Team Evolve opted for a fusion theme, with first-time chef Francesca McDuff-Varley in the kitchen cooking up a Caribbean chicken meets Thai noodle dish.
When it came to pitching their food to supermarket executives, Endeavour's Dangerous Dinners was criticised for the skull they'd printed on the front of their packaging.
And their "Horrible Healthy Food" slogan was deemed unappealing.
Ultimately, though kids would love their horror-themed food because of its novelty, parents wouldn't be happy buying the product.
On the other hand, Team Evolve's "Oh My Pow" dinner lacked taste, but Neil's impressive pitch managed to secure them orders after he promised they would spice up their food.
But Luisa Zissman was criticised for not volunteering to cook in the kitchen, as she clearly had a better knowledge of food than Francesca.
Despite the poor taste, Neil's team secured a total of 2,800 orders, while Alex's trailed behind with 1,000 orders.
As a reward, Team Evolve enjoyed a day at a race track, while Endeavour pondered over their loss in the local cafe.
Alex decided to bring back Myles and Leah Totton into the boardroom, after Jordan Poulton impressed with his pitch.
Though Leah was criticised for being too quiet and Myles for his poor idea, it was ultimately Alex who was deemed the weakest link after giving in to his teammate.
Lord Sugar told him: "Alex, you should have stuck to your guns on this thing here. But I do admire your enthusiasm.
"And you’re very, very young, and I have to say, that for someone as young as you, you are someone to be admired."
He continued: "Alex, I think you’re a young, enthusiastic chap, and I want to send you off with a bit of advice: try and stick to something, right, and you’re going to succeed.
"But at the moment Alex, it is with regret, that you’re fired."
And after he was sent home in a black taxi, Alex admitted he couldn't argue with what the business boss had done.
He said: "I totally agree with Lord Sugar's decision... If I had stuck to my guns I'm fairly sure that we would have won."
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