MONDO EXTRAS

Anyway, Magna made friends with all the guests who stayed with them, and there was this awesome kegger, and Magna totally won. In the Boardroom, we return to the weird moment in which we first saw Chris's temper, after he flared up with Angie over not being experienced with construction. They at least make it look here like his later-buddy John is about to crawl under the table from fear as Chris yells that he's not a "hands-on" guy with building, and he never said he was. AAAAAIIIEEE! He is a live one, certainly. You can see why Trump thought it would be sort of funny to ask him if he's gay. But anyway, Brian said he himself should be fired, so he was. Which was oddly anticlimactic, and made it seem like he thought there was another step with a physical challenge or voting or something. Brian tells us in his after-the-fact justification-terview that he "was an all-star" at the motel task, despite the fact that everyone hated him, his team lost, he argued for his own departure, and his team never took the plastic off the mattresses. Brian also adds that Trump should hire him back. I don't want to say he shouldn't hold his breath, but...yeah.