Friday 11 November 2016 10:19 am

Here’s everything that happened in the sixth episode of The Apprentice

This week’s Apprentice sent the final 12 on a wild goose chase around London in a classic task – the treasure hunt challenge.

They were given all night to find every object on a list, which shouldn't have been too hard considering London is now a 24-hour city.

Perhaps a more difficult challenge before the advent of smartphones, the candidates took on a task most of us would just use Amazon Prime to solve.

Here’s what happened…

There was some serious miscommunication

The candidates are doing well in the Biblical Miracle task. #theapprentice pic.twitter.com/3u4P6ofuDo

— The Apprentice (@bbcapprentice) November 10, 2016

The teams were given a list of objects they had to buy including a lehenga, African black soap and 2kg of rambutan (that's a South-East Asian dress, an exfoliating soap and a lychee type fruit to you and me).

One team thought they'd hit gold when they spoke to a supplier selling both the soap and tagine they were looking for, which turned out to be soup and tahini. Oops.

It wouldn’t be The Apprentice without a trip up the Shard

https://twitter.com/Lord_Sugar/status/796777562819231744

We all know Lord Sugar’s boardroom is a stuffy studio in Acton, rather than a towering suite in the Square Mile.

But this week, the candidates got a real life trip up the Shard. Let’s be honest – this is probably the closest any of them will get to actually working in such high-flying surroundings…

Everyone’s negotiating skills were terrible

#TheApprentice pic.twitter.com/cJwIMoE3yh

— grace rahman (@GraceOddity) November 11, 2016

Karen Brady didn’t think much of Alana’s technique – the age old ploy of telling the seller she was a nice person.

Claude wasn’t impressed with Jessica, who tried to get a deal by saying her dad really liked the cigars but they didn’t have the money. This story might’ve made sense if she didn’t have a film crew, a group of careerists in cheap suits, and Claude Littner in tow…

For a load of Londoners, their geography was rubbish

SE2 is not next SE1

— Lord Sugar (@Lord_Sugar) November 10, 2016

There was confusion over post codes, traffic problems, and nobody told Courtney something every Londoner knows: there are two bagel shops on Brick Lane.

Rebecca’s back of the cab interview was pretty spicy

https://twitter.com/_rebeccajeffery/status/796868164948754432

You might have made the mistake of tuning out after Lord Sugar booted off Rebecca, the marketing bod who once asked a client which product their "mind would naturally prefer the idea of”.

But it turned into the most explosive interview in the history of The Apprentice.

Rebecca hopped in a cab and said, “And at the end I think I went because I’m not a twat basically.”

“I think that’s my downfall. I haven’t been enough of a twat.”