Back from commercials, we look in on S4 and the preparations for the Boardroom. Ereka and Katrina are having a chat, and they are just not happy with Tammy at all. "What the hell was Tammy thinking?" Katrina says angrily. Uhhh...that you were duped? Which is the same thing everybody else was thinking? "Fuck [something something]," Ereka thoughtfully replies. Katrina babbles about how Tammy didn't say anything in the Boardroom until that moment, and she's totally something something something...seriously, this conversation is very hard to follow, because Katrina makes no sense, and Ereka makes no sense, and they're sort of turning into a bitchier version of the "Delta Delta Delta, can I help-ya help-ya help-ya" sketch at a very rapid rate. Ereka interviews that she was "furious" that Tammy said they were duped -- even though, apparently, Trump had said that himself, so it's not like Tammy told him anything he didn't already know. Ereka calls it "so typical of her, but so out of line." VersaCorp has a meeting, and Boyfriend Bill asks Katrina if she wants to reveal who she's taking to the Boardroom. As we watch her smirk smugly, contemplating her power over everyone else's fate, we see Katrina interview that "part of the reason [they] lost the task was the final negotiating." Fascinating, considering that the $1650 that Bill got them was the same $1650 they had apparently set as their target rent before they even started. Moreover, she seemed perfectly happy with the rent he got until she found out they actually lost -- in fact, before she knew she lost, she said that Protégé would never win except by "luck." She certainly seemed to think that Bill negotiated a perfectly appropriate rent, right up until she found out how high Protégé's final rent was. Finally, in order to beat Protégé's markup of 27 percent, VersaCorp would have had to rent the apartment for more than $1900. Does she think that if Boyfriend Bill had done a better job of negotiating, he was going to get $1900? When the tenant started by asking about $1600, and they had less than an hour to work with at that point? No, Katrina, that is not why you lost, dear.