Interesting thing was I thought the second option would make more sense. However, the person was adamant in keeping the $12 plan because they insisted that since they get the minutes carried over that it is a better deal. Points were then brought up that if it ever turned out that they did need more then 60 minutes a month then it would be worth it. From what I saw though that has never been the case for years the person has been on that plan.

I suppose it is just hard for many people to give up having more even if they don’t use it. Makes you think at how many other things like this we do which ultimately just ends up making people spend more.

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A common reaction I was reading was how that site only allows people with US based addresses to receive funding and if all these stories was about a Canadian entrepreneur then how in the world did they get the funding? As evident, the person did relocate to the US. Many times if that is what you have to do to get support and to expand your opportunities then there is no harm in seriously consider it I suppose. I think the main bad thing too is how at times people often have the grass is greener on the other side thought and so they don’t really research all of the options they have available already for where they are at first.

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I know most people in those cases wouldn’t even think twice about simply criticizing or giving credit to those that have made something big regardless if everyone perceives their work as bad. I personally always see stories like these as an opportunity to learn as usually in these types of cases these people do the absolute bare-bone minimums in order to get the results that many others desire. It’s a good way to help you evaluate what works and what doesn’t in whatever subject it is that you are interested in being involved with.

On a different note, it is kind of funny in this case as it seems like for the person I was talking to it seems like it will take a lot more examples to make him mad enough to actually do something. Makes you wonder what kind of success from a simple idea one needs to see until they say “no more” and attempt to seriously work towards something.

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Ironically, I think you would probably have more luck finding a business partner online by simply talking/contacting others from say sites that you visit often as odds are if you are keen enough to stay updated with what they publish then most likely you two would have a similar mindset to potentially work well together. It’s probably just a lot more intimidating as just like in a face to face environment people are afraid of getting rejected and so instead they don’t even try.

I have seen a few sites before that try to match up say entrepreneurs to create a venture but for one reason or another they never took off. I guess many would argue too that in these cases old fashion networking is probably the way to go.

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The show continued off with the debacle of Arsenio having footage of Magic Johnson facing sideways as he spoke in-front of the camera. That issue was alleviated as apparently there was more footage where he did speak face forward to the camera. For the most part there didn’t seem to be much conflict with the two teams. In general when the actual events started it seemed like Clay had a lot more people and fans showing up in comparison to Arsenio as his people appeared to all be late.

Arsenio’s event seemed a bit more upscale whereas Clay’s theme was a carnival to reflect that his charity is about children. As semi expected too, in Arsenio’s show he had a lot of stand-up comedian segments whereas Clay used singing showcases. As implied last episode too Lisa did indeed visit Clay’s party and donated $10,000 to his charity. Again, everything seemed to go pretty smoothly for the both of them. In the boardroom it was then announced how much money they made where in the end Arsenio made $167,100 and Clay made $301,500.

It then moved to the live segment as Trump asked the two of them on why they should be the winner. It seemed like Clay was emphasizing more that he was tired of being known as the second place guy and for Arsenio it was more about how he feels that he earned it and deserves the title. Arsenio Hall did indeed seem stronger in terms of his want and passion to win. Not too surprisingly, with that said Trump chose Arsenio as the winner despite Clay having earned more money at the last task.

I think it will be interesting as it was implied that Arsenio has a new talk show of some sort starting up again. And after all that rant in this show on how many people who he thought was his friend that didn’t step up to help when he needed it on whether or not he will encounter them again. Always interesting to see those that stick with people when they are successful but then magically disappear when they are not in a fortunate position.

Interesting season overall despite how the first part of it seemed extremely repetitive. I wonder if they have enough creativity to make another one.

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