ArchivesGeorge hasn’t been paid for first two Apprentice seasons, wants compensation.
George Ross’ work on The Apprentice 2 has been pro-bono, and now he’s demanding something in return if he’s to participate in the third season. For his job—which mostly consists of standing around mute and watching the contestants make fools out of themselves during tasks, and then offering brief comments to Donald Trump while still facing forward in the boardroom—George tells Broadcasting and Cable, “there’s some compensation that should come. I think that it’s only appropriate with the show being so successful, and him using up so much of my time, that some compensation ought to be granted.” He repeats this about five times, adding that “it’s the principle of the thing. I never ask for something for nothing, and I never expect to give something for nothing. In other words, if somebody wants something from me, I expect to be compensated. There has to be quid pro quo. I talked to him about it, and he said, ‘You know, you’re right.’” He adds that he’s “not worried about it. We’ll work it out.”
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George hasn’t been paid for first two Apprentice seasons, wants compensation.
link to this story + posted Oct. 4, 2004 at 8:00 AM by Andy Dehnart
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