Ah that explains why he kept saying there'd be actors 'jumping out at you' since he was probably guessing it would be some kind of haunted prison experience, which would be infinitely cooler than the Stanford Prison Experiment the guests actually got.I feel a but bad for Mark. On the You’re Fired show afterwards, he said they weren’t actually told what the “immersive experience” would entail, so his team didn’t actually know that the customers were going to be treated as prisoners. It makes it impossible to sell the experience when you don’t know yourself what it is!
i knew mark would go, they barely gave him any air time the whole series even though he clearly already has a successful business so knows what he's doing. im guessing theyre going for straight humour/pisstaking this year in terms of the interview episode so its likely to be people like avi who make it to the end...theyre trying to recreate the comedy of last years series and failing terribly at itI feel a but bad for Mark. On the You’re Fired show afterwards, he said they weren’t actually told what the “immersive experience” would entail, so his team didn’t actually know that the customers were going to be treated as prisoners. It makes it impossible to sell the experience when you don’t know yourself what it is!
Seems he’s hardly changed. Imo, he was acting as an absolute knobhead towards Rochelle and Marnie. Found myself baffled when they were praising him on You’re FiredSo Avi has this page on his website where he goes on and on about his “life story”. There’s a carousel of scans of behaviour letters from his school to his parents.
Who flexes over their teenage detentions as a grown 20something? And are we supposed to find the story about the woman who was effectively sexually harassed in her workplace… funny?!
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He should’ve kept this to himself tbhSo Avi has this page on his website where he goes on and on about his “life story”. There’s a carousel of scans of behaviour letters from his school to his parents.
Who flexes over their teenage detentions as a grown 20something? And are we supposed to find the story about the woman who was effectively sexually harassed in her workplace… funny?!
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When did he find time to learn what onomatopoeia is?So Avi has this page on his website where he goes on and on about his “life story”. There’s a carousel of scans of behaviour letters from his school to his parents.
Who flexes over their teenage detentions as a grown 20something? And are we supposed to find the story about the woman who was effectively sexually harassed in her workplace… funny?!
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Yes it is.Is it wrong that I find Mark really attractive? He’s very handsome. I felt they really went to town on him in You’re Fired, unnecessarily so. I used to live in Shrewsbury so I know both attractions very well - the prison and the village are really not comparable in terms of scale and visitor experience. In fact, the prison’s main function nowadays is as a filming location used in dramas like Happy Valley.
Haven't seen You're Fired yet but I can see what you mean, I don't think he's handsome per se but there's defo something about him. For me I think it's his accent. Although not sure if it was the editing or how he actually is, but he did come across as a bit useless on the show.Is it wrong that I find Mark really attractive? He’s very handsome. I felt they really went to town on him in You’re Fired, unnecessarily so. I used to live in Shrewsbury so I know both attractions very well - the prison and the village are really not comparable in terms of scale and visitor experience. In fact, the prison’s main function nowadays is as a filming location used in dramas like Happy Valley.
I don't find his face particularly handsome but he does have a rocking body, from when we see him topless in bed at the start of the episodeIs it wrong that I find Mark really attractive? He’s very handsome. I felt they really went to town on him in You’re Fired, unnecessarily so. I used to live in Shrewsbury so I know both attractions very well - the prison and the village are really not comparable in terms of scale and visitor experience. In fact, the prison’s main function nowadays is as a filming location used in dramas like Happy Valley.