Viewers of last night's Apprentice were left astounded when three of the candidates admitted they didn't know the meaning of the word provenance.
Week eight saw the hopefuls head to Glasgow where Lord Sugar tasked them with with becoming art dealers, selecting a contemporary artist's work to sell at their very own gallery event.
To top up takings, teams must also make merchandise adorned with their chosen artist's work and the team that generates the most money from art commission and merchandise sales win.
The two groups were also instructed to meet with a high end client and find art to appeal specifically to them.
Viewers of last night's apprentice were left in shock when contestants Camilla Ainsworth, Khadija Kalifa and Sarah Ann Magson didn't know the meaning of the word provenance
Contestants Camilla Ainsworth, Khadija Kalifa and Sarah Ann Magson of team Collaborative went to meet with Gilad Tiefenbrun of Linn sound systems who was looking for pieces for his luxury showroom.
Explaining the brief he says: 'We're looking for a piece or pieces that reflect three pillars innovation, provenance and experience.'
This appeared to fall on deaf ears with the three candidates who were attempted to feedback the brief to Project Manager Jackie Fast and fellow team mate Daniel Elahi.
Team Collaborative were given a brief by their client of 'innovation, experience and provenance' which they tried to feedback to their teammates Jackie Fast and Daniel Elahi
Camilla was convinced that provenance referred to something that was provoking while Sarah associated it with the word province
Taking to Twitter viewers expressed their outrage over the candidates lack of knowledge
Explaining the requirements Sarah Ann says: 'They have three pillars; innovation, provenance and experience, that's what they're all about.'
Daniel then asks what their interpretation of that brief is.
Replying Camilla says: 'Innovation, that's obviously something innovative' adding 'I think it's like provenance so provoke?'
Sarah Ann adds: 'I thought provenance was in relation to the province that you're from.'
Meanwhile others admitted to googling the word, which refers to something's origin and its earliest history, with one man pointing out a spike in the search term during the episode
Jackie, who minored in fine art and once sold one of her own paintings for $20,000, ends the call by saying 'Ok so nobody knows.'
And viewers were equally horrified taking to Twitter to share their thoughts.
One wrote: ''Jesus wept - mind #Brexit if that's the future of business we're all screwed.'
Agreeing another added: 'Look I'm thick but I know what provenance is, if you don't forget being in the process.'
A third wrote: 'wonder if they are allowed to look up the meaning of provenance.'
Meanwhile others admitted to googling the word, which refers to something's origin and its history, with one man pointing out a spike in the search term during the episode.
Despite the confusion surrounding the brief team Collaborative took first place with its total commission of £3499.76.
Despite their struggles team Collaborative were the winners after Sir Alan Sugar learnt that they had made £3499.76 in comission
Meanwhile the opposite team Typhoon made £1,325. 49 seeing project manager Jasmine Kundra (pictured) become the eighth casualty of the board room
Meanwhile the opposite team Typhoon made £1,325. 49 seeing project manager Jasmine Kundra become the eighth casualty of the board room - and she didn't appear to take the news well.
Jasmine was seen pushing Sabrina Stocker - who was saved - away from her after she came to hug her.
'She said that she was sorry,' Jasmine revealed to MailOnline. 'But I felt she was disingenuous. I didn't believe her when she said it. But it's a competition after all.'
Jasmine muttered 'I'm sure it's genuine' in a sarcastic tone to Sabrina's apology. She was then seen shaking Tom Bunday's hand with very little enthusiasm before she turned away from the pair, refusing to watch them collect their suitcases and head back to the candidate house.
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Week eight saw the hopefuls head to Glasgow where Lord Sugar tasked them with with becoming art dealers, selecting a contemporary ...
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