i agree with that wholeheartedly.



hire her? shit, i'd marry her.

she's beautiful, smart, intelligent, and practical and has a great personality and heart.

she is def. beautiful..but man she is smart, talented and does keep her cool 24/7..doesnt whine, backstabb..AND 24yrs old..thats nuts.


she her bf/fiance....what a geeky lookin guy...he scored!!!! in looks and a talented gf!!!(he was on the show where they won a boat ride if i'm notmistaken for marthas apprentice show...like a scooner or somethin.

Man I'm glad I don't watch network TV.

..drex, come on man...she is fugly....might be smart and all but fugly none the less IMO.

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"promote the general welfare, not provide the general welfare"

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

ugly!?..she looks good, considering its on tv and we see hot people..she looked good, as ugly people look real ugly on tv.

I disagree, I think she's HOT, and her personality and intelligence make her a 10 in my book.

lol i disagree.... she's a natural beauty dude!

and she's sweet.... despite being followed by the cameras throughout the whole thing, she really is a top class lady. no BS.

Rebecca, 23, was named "One of 20 Teens Who Will Change the World" by Teen People magazine in February 2000 and was awarded a Point of Light by President Clinton. She graduated with honors from the University of Chicago, earning degrees in economics and pre-law. As a Chicago-based investment banker, she structured mergers and acquisitions, as well as equity and debt transactions. Prior to that, she traded short-term interest rate options on Citigroup's foreign exchange desk in London. Outside of business, Rebecca founded a non-profit organization, raising over $750,000 to support disenfranchised children. In conjunction with this effort, she lobbied state and federal government officials, speaking at a wide range of national conferences and sharing the stage with Al Gore and Colin Powell, among others. She also reported on-air, wrote and helped produce hard news, features, and entertainment segments for a weekly show on an NBC affiliate in her hometown of Minneapolis. She is currently a financial journalist in Chicago.

1. What was your very first job?
On-Air reporter, "Whatever" show, KARE-TV, Minneapolis, NBC affiliate.

2. Who convinced you to try out for the Apprentice?
I did. I just went to the open call audition and didn't tell anyone until I made it to round 2.

3. What did you quit/leave/sacrifice to join the Apprentice show?
I missed my sister's graduation from Brandeis (cum laude; with highest honors) and I left a wonderful career as a business reporter.

4. Why do you want to work for Mr. Trump?
I want to understand what takes place behind Mr. Trump's boardroom doors. I'm fascinated by his decision-making process and want to know how he synthesizes information and looks at questions. In a sense, I want to see the critical thought process of a leader who's seen such dramatic highs and lows.

5. What have you learned from watching previous seasons of the Apprentice?
I haven't seen most of them because of how busy I am with work.

6. Why should you be the next Apprentice?
I'm aggressive, intelligent, self-motivated, savvy, and possess a great deal of integrity. I've seen business from more perspectives at 23 years old than many people experience in a lifetime. I'm not afraid to roll up my sleeves to get the job done, but I'm also equipped to lead and manage any group of individuals.

7. What's your definition of success?
Doing something outstanding with my life; surrounding myself with wise, funny, and innovative people; never jeopardizing who I am for short-term gain; standing up for my ideals; spending time with people I respect and love.

8. What is your philosophy on business?
Conduct yourself with integrity and intelligence. Think before you speak and challenge your own ideas. The best ideas should always win. A good business leader can put his or her ego on hold to pursue the best idea-even if the idea isn't his or her own. Business isn't personal, but the decisions you make in your personal life can reflect how you conduct yourself in business.

dude........ can't beat that.