Trump interrupts and says, "And yet she did the best room?" Holly says that's what she allowed Cyndi to do. Cyndi says, "There we go. Allowed. Allowed. That's how it's always been." Holly says that's what project manager do, "Honey." And would I ever punch someone in the face for calling me honey in an argument. Cyndi says it was that way even when she was project manager. Bret just shakes his head. Cyndi says that Holly told her to paint the room red, which Don tells her isn't a very good thing to say, tactically, giving Holly credit for the room. Cyndi says that Holly didn't say to paint the ceilings and closets. Back in the suite, Sharon says that Holly's trying to say that yes, Cyndi did a good room, but she's not a good team player. Maria says, "But she inspires so much." Trump asks Cyndi why she would say the red was Holly's idea, and Cyndi says she's honest. Trump says maybe too honest, since it's not lying not to say anything. Bret says he probably would have kept his mouth shut in that situation. Bret says that Holly had her hands full with two creative people who are hard to direct, and she didn't want to lead in the first place. She says that she stepped up when Cyndi wouldn't. But Trump says, to be fair, Cyndi did step up and did a room that was fantastic by everyone's standards. Holly says Cyndi ran everything by her, even though she had five other rooms to do. Cyndi says she helped with those rooms, too, and Holly says, "You undid stuff," which Cyndi says is bullshit. She gives examples of what she did: "This Buddha, Holly? Put some color in." Trump sends them out, while he speaks to Richard and Don. He says it's a tough decision. In the lobby, Bret says they obviously all want to stay, and they're all fighters. Which is a nice change, DARRYL STRAWBERRY.