The next morning, the Rhonaphone rings, and Angie (who's apparently taking the job of designated answerer, thus depriving us of gossip-feeding shots of various people in assorted stages of undress, which seems rather unfair) picks it up as usual. Rhona tells Angie that both teams need to come to the Boardroom at 8:00 AM, and that they should choose their project managers before they get there. Oh, and the PMs have to be people who haven't done it yet, so no doubling up, pushy people like John. In one of the bedrooms, Kendra goes to Alex for fashion advice (uh...natch?) regarding whether to wear pants or a skirt. Alex advises her to wear "something powerful." Kendra explains that she's the last person on the team who hasn't been project manager, so it's all on her to do the honors this time. Not off to a great start showing a general reluctance to dress herself without getting all team-building about it, but we'll see how it goes. She says she's hoping to prove she's "a great leader" and "not flying under the radar." We watch her button up a weird puffy-sleeved blouse with a strange third-grade Easter pageant vibe. She just needs a big old purple hat. Kendra somewhat incongruously adds that she intends to induce Magna to "kick butt." Let's see, Alex, Bren, Kendra, Stephanie, Erin. Not seeing a lot of butt-kicking potential there, really.

Things at Net Worth are trickier in terms of PM selection, because they have two people left -- Craig and Chris -- who haven't done the job. Craig is ready to defer to Chris if Chris feels he has something to prove, and Chris says somewhat defensively (there's a shocker) that he thinks they all have something to prove. Angie interviews that her impression is that Craig bitches and moans a lot, but isn't interested in being PM. "Come on, step up!" she adds. Would that be...up to the plate? Because we know I can't hear that enough. Let's interface about it! Craig tells the team he feels like he has nothing to prove, and "project manager" is just a title, and you can't spell "leadership" without "eh" and so forth. Chris interviews elsewhere that ultimately, they decided the two of them should put their names in a hat. Anticlimactic, that. I wanted to see a fistfight. Of course, I always want to see a fistfight, so that doesn't prove a lot. Tana does the drawing, and it comes up Chris. But there's no time for talking about it, because it's almost time for Trump. The teams walk out of the L-Pal on their way to meet him.