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Speaker 1: bro joining me from Celebrity Apprentice. She is the housewife
Speaker 1: with a story to tell and this season on Channel
Speaker 1: nine we have seen an energy to Gamble that could
Speaker 1: power a small village. Gamble is known for her role
Speaker 1: on the Real Housewives of Melbourne and this opportunity has
Speaker 1: been a long time coming for this ambitious little lady.
Speaker 1: With her heart in the right place and a quirky
Speaker 1: little attitude, There's no wonder she has one of the
Speaker 1: legions of fans all over Australia. We will talk housewives
Speaker 1: compared to Apprentice, who she liked, who she didn't like
Speaker 1: so much? Her new song with the pot Bellies and
Speaker 1: what she might be getting up to this summer if
Speaker 1: all of those stars aligned. However, I'd like to welcome
Speaker 1: Gamble bro to TV Reload.
Speaker 2: So they've been fired from Celebrity Apprentice, I haven't been
Speaker 2: fired from House Lives.
Speaker 3: I sat the rules, I asked the questions, and I
Speaker 3: make the final decisions.
Speaker 2: A very disappointed in her behavior towards me. I thought
Speaker 2: she was my friend. He confronts a star studded lineup
Speaker 2: of astringian icons.
Speaker 4: I think of the logans in any capacity, they've.
Speaker 1: All signed on to raise mind blowing money for deserving charity.
Speaker 2: If you're acting like Fruitcake, it's not going to serve
Speaker 2: you on as show life cebrity apprellers as they.
Speaker 3: Battle it out to become the next Celebrity Apprentice.
Speaker 2: I think that I'd probably reminded him too much of
Speaker 2: his own wife. And that's five or five.
Speaker 1: Hi, Gamble, how are you hello, Darling? Congratulations on your
Speaker 1: time on Celebrity Apprentice. You know this was a long
Speaker 1: time coming for you, wasn't it.
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Actually, yeah, well apparently well the first.
Speaker 2: You know what, there's a lot of gossip about this one.
Speaker 2: I was offered Celebrity Apprentice when I was shooting my
Speaker 2: second season, which is the third season.
Speaker 4: Of the Size of Melbourne.
Speaker 2: However, I was being my marriage was being featured on
Speaker 2: the show earlier up and I couldn't do Celebrity Printers,
Speaker 2: or at least I couldn't do it and win.
Speaker 4: It, And so I had to say no.
Speaker 2: And then Gina did Celebrity Apprentice and insult to injury,
Speaker 2: I had to fly up and film with her. You know,
Speaker 2: I could have used the money. We could all use
Speaker 2: the money, but I was a bit insulted. Anyway, I
Speaker 2: helped her when bitask there. I got her some money
Speaker 2: for her charity and I passed Gabby.
Speaker 4: Greg home previously on the Real Housewives of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have a special screening of Celebrity Apprentice in
Speaker 3: my room.
Speaker 2: Is it the right thing to do when it's your
Speaker 2: best friend's wedding the next day?
Speaker 4: I am actually pissed.
Speaker 1: Afy, Well, it's interesting that you tell us the story
Speaker 1: about Gina sort of taking over from your first offer
Speaker 1: of doing the show. You know, I guess that gives
Speaker 1: a little bit more umph into that storyline. On The
Speaker 1: Royal Housewives in season three, where your friendship kind of
Speaker 1: hit a bit of a bump. I feel like it
Speaker 1: makes more sense now that we know that originally you
Speaker 1: were offered to be on that series.
Speaker 4: I was. It was so funny.
Speaker 2: I went up to film with her and at the time,
Speaker 2: I feel that her ego was quite large, and we
Speaker 2: were filming in her hotel room, and she said, yes, well,
Speaker 2: they wanted gamble, but then they found out they could
Speaker 2: get me, and so they took me. And that could
Speaker 2: possibly be true. But I said to you, I said, Gina,
Speaker 2: I'm sending her in the room with you as what
Speaker 2: I meant.
Speaker 4: And to tell you the truth, had I not one
Speaker 4: of the executive producers.
Speaker 2: Dean started on house Pipes, I think the same season
Speaker 2: I did in season two, and he's just such a funny,
Speaker 2: lovely fellow. He's one of the executive producers, and I
Speaker 2: think that's how I got my to do the season.
Speaker 2: But I can't tell you it was such a great experience.
Speaker 2: But definitely competition Reality TV is so much different to
Speaker 2: the Real Housewives in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Well, what made you want to do Celebrity Apprentice so bad? Because,
Speaker 1: as you sort of mentioned a couple of times, there
Speaker 1: you know it was something you're really keen to do.
Speaker 1: You know, why was it that show? Why were you
Speaker 1: so interested to take part?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't have to eat rats, which is a
Speaker 2: good thing, or you know, like bug and live in
Speaker 2: the jungle. But it's competition based and that I thrive
Speaker 2: on that also. I just I feel like I could
Speaker 2: pick up a whole lot from the experience in business.
Speaker 2: And I've been very good over the years of making
Speaker 2: other people money, extremely good at it actually, and unfortunately
Speaker 2: for myself not so much. And I felt like this
Speaker 2: is actually going to give me the opportunity to start
Speaker 2: thinking of myself as a business, as my own business person,
Speaker 2: and to gather information on the way and actually have
Speaker 2: tasks that need a successful resold and are very quick.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, it's fun, it sounds like fun,
Speaker 2: it's sort of I don't know.
Speaker 4: I actually, I'm just I really thought that I could
Speaker 4: win it. I just was like delusional.
Speaker 1: There was some tension at times between you and some
Speaker 1: of the other celebrities. Do you think that the show
Speaker 1: Celebrity Apprentice has an unavoidable ability to put people against
Speaker 1: each other.
Speaker 2: I don't think anything's unavoidable. I mean, really, I could
Speaker 2: have been a better person.
Speaker 5: Look, I'm going to tell you as someone in charge
Speaker 5: of entertainment, it was a very miserable sort of ending.
Speaker 5: We've got amazing race was being sung. You sing beautifully,
Speaker 5: but that was funeral music.
Speaker 4: I believe she said that.
Speaker 2: I just felt like Samantha Shay came and apologized to
Speaker 2: me in advance. She's like, oh, sorry, Gamble, and so
Speaker 2: I knew I was going to be pulled into the
Speaker 2: boardroom and that's when I started to get really shitty
Speaker 2: because I'm like, come on, guys, it just felt like
Speaker 2: a pylon every episode and for me personally, and that's
Speaker 2: not interesting at all.
Speaker 4: It's not fun. I mean, it was just it became
Speaker 4: just a bit like let's get rid of Gamble.
Speaker 2: And I feel in the last and you don't really
Speaker 2: see it, but we were directing a TV commercial and
Speaker 2: they just wanted to sell this pot of cream and
Speaker 2: I might, well, it's not you know, like you have
Speaker 2: to have a story behind the cream. And that's where
Speaker 2: the seaweed came in. Someone had talked about seaweed, but
Speaker 2: you know, I set up the set. There was like
Speaker 2: this mountains and mountains of texts that Beck had put together.
Speaker 2: She wanted to write the script, but because I've been
Speaker 2: studying it, need to keep it really short and snappy,
Speaker 2: and so I discepted that script into a very sort
Speaker 2: of like easy sort of monologue to read. But she's
Speaker 2: over there holding these cards. And when I came out
Speaker 2: from just fixing the sets, the advisors is standing between
Speaker 2: me and the camera, so I can't get round to
Speaker 2: help Beck shift her to get the eye level right.
Speaker 2: And I said to Beck before when we're in the car,
Speaker 2: I said, look, I just don't think Jody's up for
Speaker 2: being beaten over the head, I said, I said, I said, look,
Speaker 2: why don't we just keep it between you and eye?
Speaker 2: I like Beck, but I just don't feel that Jody
Speaker 2: was right to be I think that she takes deeply
Speaker 2: personal and I said, look, I'll take you on, but
Speaker 2: how about we don't, you know, jump on Jody. And
Speaker 2: I think that being a child called actress, she's deeply
Speaker 2: sensitive in ways that we can't possibly imagine, because her
Speaker 2: friendships probably are very superficial.
Speaker 4: And that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: But however, I hadn't expected her to have had three
Speaker 2: of them jump on top of me and say I
Speaker 2: had done nothing in the TV commercial. Now, I have
Speaker 2: been accused of everything under the earth, but doing nothing
Speaker 2: is not one of them. I am hyperactive, attension deficit.
Speaker 2: I have a new idea every five seconds. Fire me
Speaker 2: for that, but don't fire me for doing nothing, because
Speaker 2: I'm all over everything like a freaking monkey.
Speaker 3: It seems to be disagreement here, these two ladies arguing
Speaker 3: here like two old washer women. Campbell, I'm not at
Speaker 3: all sure what you did in this task, and I
Speaker 3: can tell from the body language between everybody wasn't great.
Speaker 3: So my original decision stands, you're out the process. Okay,
Speaker 3: you could leave now.
Speaker 4: My friend and said Gamble did nothing. I was like,
Speaker 4: I lost my whole argument. I was so gobsmacked in
Speaker 4: my whole life. I've never been a kids of doing nothing. Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that made because on the show,
Speaker 2: but I just killed my argument because I was so shocked. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I know, she did nothing, and I'm like, hold on,
Speaker 2: I was painting a picture of this product, because how
Speaker 2: do you sell something nless you believe in it? And
Speaker 2: I had to say, there were far more interesting products.
Speaker 2: It was like these nasal hair things, and there was
Speaker 2: so many funny products.
Speaker 4: I myself too.
Speaker 2: Anyway, at the end, I think we actually did an
Speaker 2: okay job with the ad, but I was disappointed not
Speaker 2: to get back in, especially as I felt that directing
Speaker 2: a TV commercial was Ryan in my sweet spot.
Speaker 1: Do you think that Lord Sugar already knew who he
Speaker 1: was going to bring back? Because I felt like you
Speaker 1: were such great television and I really hoped that you
Speaker 1: were going to return. Do you think that Lord Sugar
Speaker 1: or production had already worked out who was coming back.
Speaker 2: They work it out based on what they're told, I think,
Speaker 2: and the information that is given to them.
Speaker 4: I know that when we're in.
Speaker 2: The car, I had to take my high heel off
Speaker 2: and we're driving and I had back next to me.
Speaker 2: I threw the heel to the front of the car
Speaker 2: and she told production that I threw a shoe.
Speaker 4: At her and I.
Speaker 2: Got my shoe off because we were having problems in
Speaker 2: the car that their heels were so hot.
Speaker 4: I thought, that's strange.
Speaker 2: I think that they base their decisions on what they're told,
Speaker 2: and this information is easy to It's very difficult for
Speaker 2: a production to follow what's going on in conversations, and
Speaker 2: you know what, I was probably to aliment, and I
Speaker 2: think with Housewives, if you admit a mistake and you
Speaker 2: own it and just carry on the right I could
Speaker 2: have round Beck's whole chances by letting her try and
Speaker 2: run this massively long script. But I did it right
Speaker 2: back down for it. But no one gave me any
Speaker 2: credit for my that. That's fine.
Speaker 4: I just should have learned how to play reality TV before.
Speaker 2: I've got on it. I'm not used for competition reality TV.
Speaker 2: I'm not used to sort of you know, not having
Speaker 2: things come up in the edit. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 2: different ballgame, and I probably I think that people are
Speaker 2: better at it, and they're probably better at working together.
Speaker 2: I certainly wasn't as good at working together with people
Speaker 2: as the other people were, so I got what it
Speaker 2: had come up. If I was making great TV, I
Speaker 2: don't think that matters how much TV you make. If
Speaker 2: you're acting like fruitcake, it's not going to serve you
Speaker 2: on a show like Cebert Apprentice. But people are really
Speaker 2: trying hard to be, you know, good business people and
Speaker 2: may come across like I'm being a fruitcake. At the
Speaker 2: end of the day, I really did want to learn
Speaker 2: a lot there and take it away with me. And
Speaker 2: just wanting to win isn't good enough. I should have
Speaker 2: done a lot more research on business. If I went on,
Speaker 2: it's as simple as that, I got what I deserved.
Speaker 1: What was different about this show over Housewives when it
Speaker 1: comes to the way that they make it. Did it
Speaker 1: feel like you were making a very different show? I mean,
Speaker 1: was this out of your comfort zone?
Speaker 2: It was a monster like it was a monster production.
Speaker 2: They had account of everything that I would wear on
Speaker 2: the show. Nine wardrobe Lauren. She dressed me in the
Speaker 2: most beautiful clothes. She was fantastic. I went in there
Speaker 2: on the evening before we started, and I must have
Speaker 2: tried on. I believe they had thirty six outfits or something.
Speaker 2: I organized and tried all of them all on the
Speaker 2: one day, and they were pretty much like ninety nine
Speaker 2: point nine percent of them were just rocked. I think
Speaker 2: there was just you know, like maybe she was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: The hair and makeup was superb. She felt so beautiful.
Speaker 2: Every time I went to work was amazing, turn up
Speaker 2: and then then thank you look amazing.
Speaker 4: You've got to pull your weight or it goes on
Speaker 4: without you. I swear to God.
Speaker 2: And they do not pick up lies in the edit,
Speaker 2: it gets cut, and then it moves on, and then
Speaker 2: you've got the boardroom. So I'm thinking, Aha, they lie,
Speaker 2: They're going to get caught because we thrive on that
Speaker 2: one in the house fives. If somebody is lying and
Speaker 2: they're lying, it's just like gold for us. So when
Speaker 2: Ronnie was lying, Jean was lying like a gene surprised
Speaker 2: me the most. Actually, I was pretty I was fairly.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she did it on purpose or not,
Speaker 2: but she was very disappointed in her behavior towards me.
Speaker 2: I thought she was my friend.
Speaker 1: What was it like to work with Carla from Bankstown?
Speaker 1: And did you even know who Carla from Bankstown was
Speaker 1: before you did the show?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 2: Actually, oddly enough of Carla from Bankstown helped my friend
Speaker 2: get through cancer. She said that there were a few
Speaker 2: people that were putting up funny tiktoks and into gram posts,
Speaker 2: and Carla from Bankstown, she said, without her, I don't
Speaker 2: think I would have made it through her and a
Speaker 2: couple of other comedy influences.
Speaker 4: And it touched me really deeply.
Speaker 2: And Carla is some sort of angel. First of all,
Speaker 2: she has integrity, she is kind, she signs to everybody.
Speaker 2: She's fair and sweet and you know what, if she
Speaker 2: calls it for what it is, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: And I am I love working with her, and I
Speaker 2: am a very blessed nor wrong way out.
Speaker 1: Vince answered the question who deserves to be fired enough?
Speaker 1: She's business mate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's business. You know, I'm not the best of
Speaker 5: that wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I understand that.
Speaker 3: What do you think she'd be fine running the PM?
Speaker 1: Vince Vince Colossalmo was so he looks so stressed while
Speaker 1: filming this show. And you know, I've met Vince a
Speaker 1: couple of times in real life, and I've always known
Speaker 1: him to be very relaxed and very chilled out. But
Speaker 1: I just found him really stressful. Was he okay?
Speaker 4: He was fine.
Speaker 2: He was just getting gas lit wheneber filming that TV commercial.
Speaker 4: Like I started getting throws some you know, some curveballs, curveboards,
Speaker 4: curve balls.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of curve balls in that in
Speaker 2: that in that particular task. And Vince was one of
Speaker 2: those kind, generous, wonderful people. When I walked back into
Speaker 2: the boardroom after the golf day, I went and booked
Speaker 2: into a room that I thought I had.
Speaker 4: No friends in.
Speaker 2: I mean, I really felt like everyone hated me, and
Speaker 2: Vince just came in and you know it gave me
Speaker 2: a hug. I mean it's a very upset. I think
Speaker 2: the second time after the campion was really upset. He
Speaker 2: was so kind. He was fun, allergetic, kind, calm. But
Speaker 2: he also has the same thing as I had, is
Speaker 2: that if you feel there's a sense of injustice, that
Speaker 2: you can't help but be infuriated by it. So I
Speaker 2: don't know what pressed his button about that TV commercial,
Speaker 2: but I can't think of anyone I'd rather work with him.
Speaker 2: He was absolutely lovely.
Speaker 1: Did you think that Lord Sugar at times had had
Speaker 1: his favorites? So, I mean, what was your relationship like
Speaker 1: working with him?
Speaker 2: I think that I probably reminded him too much of
Speaker 2: his own wife, and that's why I got fined. It
Speaker 2: just absolutely obsessive me. You know, there's probably a conversation
Speaker 2: at night saying, look, look darling, Lord Lord Darling Darning.
Speaker 2: I think you better get rid of that because I
Speaker 2: know you're obviously obsessed with her or.
Speaker 1: Is he flirting with you? Was did he mistake you
Speaker 1: for his life?
Speaker 4: I'm just joking.
Speaker 2: I just thought I saw his wife and I thought
Speaker 2: Jesus that poor man doesn't need a numb one in
Speaker 2: his life.
Speaker 1: Maybe you could have offered her, Maybe you should have
Speaker 1: offered her a friendship role on the Housewives of Melbourne.
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 2: It looked like from the dynamic she wears pants in
Speaker 2: that family because on Sugar is fantastic. At the end
Speaker 2: of the day, others probably do deserve to win. And
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to seeing who tells me what.
Speaker 1: Is going on with the next series of the Real
Speaker 1: Housewives of Melbourne. Do we know anything?
Speaker 4: I do know something.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how to say, but let's just say
Speaker 2: if somebody is planning to move to back to Melbourne
Speaker 2: in January that things looking promising.
Speaker 1: Is this a returning housewife or a new housewife?
Speaker 2: It's an old housewife. It's making plans to be here
Speaker 2: in January and we're hoping to film in summer. Let's
Speaker 2: just take a psychic vibe.
Speaker 1: Are we thinking December January that you're going to be
Speaker 1: back filming or do you have a timeline.
Speaker 2: But the dolphin told me, you know how Jackie talks
Speaker 2: to the dolphin, while you know, the dolphin told me
Speaker 2: that possibly we'll be filming in January in summer, which
Speaker 2: would be nice possibly, but that's just a psychic tib.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's happening. All I know is that
Speaker 4: I'll be back.
Speaker 2: I haven't been five from House Lives and may have
Speaker 2: been Vive from Celebrity Appredents, but they're not getting rid
Speaker 2: of the Meal House line.
Speaker 4: We've got plenty to do yet. Yeah, I don't think.
Speaker 2: I think that I'd be nice to see the old cast,
Speaker 2: you know, like the original girl. I hope that they can,
Speaker 2: that we can pull some numb strings and get some
Speaker 2: people back on the show.
Speaker 1: I really want to see. It's just going to sound
Speaker 1: really strange because I've always been a really big fan
Speaker 1: of Genealiana on the show, but I really want to
Speaker 1: see Lydia back on the show because I've forgotten how
Speaker 1: funny she was, and without her on that last series,
Speaker 1: I felt like you got left with all the heavy lifting,
Speaker 1: and boy were you funny. You were hilarious. But you're
Speaker 1: funny in a different way to Lydia.
Speaker 2: She's so funny, she said, So she's golden, and I
Speaker 2: know you just can't replace her. There's no other Lydia,
Speaker 2: and Gina is hilarious because she's so dry. I lot
Speaker 2: man like, yeah, I definitely I had a great season
Speaker 2: last season because it was hilarious. But I also you know,
Speaker 2: but the problem was is that having I don't know
Speaker 2: what Angela he was on a bount She's such a
Speaker 2: superiority complex and it runs outside of outside of house lives.
Speaker 2: I ran into her a fashion parade that she was
Speaker 2: in and I said, oh, I was so obsessed by
Speaker 2: this one dress. I said, I'm sorry, I tell you're
Speaker 2: in it. I didn't see you as obsessed by this dress.
Speaker 2: Now that sounds like an insult, but if you saw
Speaker 2: this other dress, you don't understand.
Speaker 4: And her mother there was there.
Speaker 2: She's like hello, you know, and I was like, Jesus, anyway,
Speaker 2: I said, she looks like she was fun to grow
Speaker 2: up with as a joke, and she said, oh, my
Speaker 2: mother said that you look like you're in your sixties.
Speaker 2: And and like just sent me this really mean to
Speaker 2: ex for Well, maybe it's because I said I'd see
Speaker 2: it like just beyond me, like and I was like.
Speaker 1: Wow, have you heard the rumors about the real Housewives
Speaker 1: of the GC, the real Housewives of the Gold Coast?
Speaker 1: Have you heard that rumor.
Speaker 4: Ah, yeah, I think there was a type home with.
Speaker 1: The journalist who wrote the story, or with like Foxtel,
Speaker 1: who who's Okay.
Speaker 4: You more than me? You would know more than me.
Speaker 4: All I know is.
Speaker 2: When they do do another set season, they do that
Speaker 2: season and then we go after them.
Speaker 4: But I'm not sure the Gold Coast.
Speaker 5: As you.
Speaker 1: Know. Something that I really want to chat with you
Speaker 1: about is you've got this fantastic new song that's just
Speaker 1: come out. You've collaborated with the pot Bellies, which is amazing.
Speaker 1: How did this come about? Like, how did this new
Speaker 1: song come about?
Speaker 2: One of my girlfriends, she has MUSOTV. Her name is
Speaker 2: Relay Caza, she's in the lyric video. Philip with an
Speaker 2: f organized the lyric video. He is incredible and an
Speaker 2: absolute superstar and a good friend of yours. I know that,
Speaker 2: But anyway, the collaboration happened. I asked my girlfriend from
Speaker 2: USO TV, her and I've been fantasy years.
Speaker 4: Who should I get to help me.
Speaker 2: Get a song off the ground that I had written
Speaker 2: to someone else's music I was using. A producer accidentally
Speaker 2: pulled music from their Bible from their Christian music folder
Speaker 2: that accidentally pulled that in the wrong folder. So I
Speaker 2: was writing what was to be a line dancing song
Speaker 2: for the housewives, like a bit of a cowboys that
Speaker 2: do to music that wasn't his or mine. But luckily
Speaker 2: it was completely different to the music that I got
Speaker 2: new music for the song. I needed music for the song,
Speaker 2: so all I have with my vocal friends and we
Speaker 2: sent them over to Johnny Sonic and he did what
Speaker 2: he did with them, which was so much fun. I
Speaker 2: just have to re record the original and I'll get
Speaker 2: round to it, because the song is actually very sent sentimental.
Speaker 2: It's about people having to dig quite deeply when they're
Speaker 2: looking for love. You know, when you're filling in your
Speaker 2: online profile, which that's how I met rip is thinking
Speaker 2: you having got a good photo of yourself unless you
Speaker 2: crop someone out of it. You haven't been whitewater rafting
Speaker 2: since you were eighteen in Balin, you haven't done anything
Speaker 2: interesting in a long time because you've had families to
Speaker 2: raise whatever, or you've been studying and you you know,
Speaker 2: like you've got a very anglamorous life, and so you
Speaker 2: start to paint a picture of yourself and by by
Speaker 2: looking for love. So the further the core, like the
Speaker 2: first verse, which hasn't been used in this song. It's
Speaker 2: that looking for love, been looking for you. I find
Speaker 2: the best in me headheart, and so take the rest
Speaker 2: of me. Love is I just haven't found you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then it goes with this long ways and it
Speaker 2: goes I just haven't done it yet, Like it's just
Speaker 2: cute looking for love, you know, it's just kind of cute.
Speaker 4: So it's supposed to be line dancing. Anyway. We'll get
Speaker 4: there one day and have the whole thing down.
Speaker 2: But I'm just glad that Johnny's Sonic re revived, that
Speaker 2: someone brought it back from the dead.
Speaker 1: I feel like the logis are happening this month. What
Speaker 1: about a logi's performer gamble I reckon the new song.
Speaker 1: We could get you on stage full backup dancers. Actually,
Speaker 1: all of those celebrities, these reality TV people, they could
Speaker 1: be on stage dancing behind you.
Speaker 4: I consider them like my band in this. They've all
Speaker 4: got their performance credit quredit in the YouTube video.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, who hasn't lip synced to the
Speaker 2: song that the logans before?
Speaker 4: We just all do it again. It could be fun. Oh,
Speaker 4: that would be a fun idea.
Speaker 2: I'd be nice to see everyone in the flet I'm
Speaker 2: just so blessed had so many people get on board
Speaker 2: and that they could come.
Speaker 4: But no, I don't think that. I don't think of.
Speaker 2: The Logans in any capacity this year unless house Lines
Speaker 2: is up.
Speaker 1: Well, I reckon, you know, a good performance would be great,
Speaker 1: you know, Gamble. I want to say thanks for joining
Speaker 1: me on the podcast here today. You know, one of
Speaker 1: the questions ask everyone who joins the show is what
Speaker 1: is something from behind the scenes that we as an
Speaker 1: audience didn't see that we will not see from behind
Speaker 1: the scenes of your experience working on Celebrity Apprentice? Have
Speaker 1: you got a behind the scenes see cooked for me?
Speaker 2: In the first episode, Darren auctioned his lordship and then
Speaker 2: gave Teria half of the money, and originally Terria when
Speaker 2: he came in and offered us when we were doing,
Speaker 2: you know, beginning our task, he said, I'm going to
Speaker 2: make a lot of money and I know I'm going
Speaker 2: to win. Would you like to go half if we win?
Speaker 2: And she said no, she's being quite arrogant about it.
Speaker 2: And then when we wh when he came back from
Speaker 2: that when we came in from the boardroom on the
Speaker 2: first episode, but I nearly got fired the first time
Speaker 2: he said, I'd like to give you half, and she
Speaker 2: was like, and she took it, but you know, like
Speaker 2: you know, sort of like an odd way like she did.
Speaker 2: She wasn't proud of that it, like it wasn't the
Speaker 2: way she wanted to take it.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 2: And so when I got home, I organized a lordship
Speaker 2: for him, because I'd heard that he had auctioned his
Speaker 2: lordship you know, papers and ever, and raised the money
Speaker 2: for his charity. So I bought him another one, and
Speaker 2: I got everyone to chip in from outside of our team,
Speaker 2: so we got all partners in getting him his lordship back,
Speaker 2: and I gave it to him, and the whole package
Speaker 2: obviously would take it longer, but I gave him the certificate.
Speaker 4: I gave sorry Teria the certificate to give to him.
Speaker 2: So if you called Darren baron Darren, or Darren Lord Darren,
Speaker 2: if you do call him Lord Darren, he had now
Speaker 2: has a lordship that he has totally earned, and that
Speaker 2: is by donating half of the winnings to Teria's cause.
Speaker 2: And it was very very gallant and honorable. They reset
Speaker 2: that scene so she could actually do it gracefully.
Speaker 1: So they had to reshoot it again because the first
Speaker 1: time round that they shot it, she was not very graceful.
Speaker 2: First time she wouldn't accept it. The second time when
Speaker 2: we lost, she was like.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, like I love it. I love it. Well, Gamble,
Speaker 1: I've love chatting with you today. I hope people who
Speaker 1: are listening to this have enjoyed hearing your behind the
Speaker 1: scenes of your experience on Celebrity Apprentice. I thought you
Speaker 1: were fantastic television, so fun to watch, and hopefully hopefully
Speaker 1: they'll bring you back for a third time this season.
Speaker 2: No, they just bring me back next season and I'll
Speaker 2: do a business course before I go