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Everybody cracked up over this extremely awkward hug on The Apprentice last night

Sure what’s a friendly shoulder tackle between lads?

Oct 21st 2016, 9:09 AM 4,990 Views 3 Comments

WE’VE COME TO expect a few dopes on The Apprentice, but this year’s band of hopefuls are particularly hapless.

12093208-low_res-the-apprentice-s13-2016 Source: BBC

In last night’s episode, the contestants were challenged to manufacture and sell sweets to the public in Brighton, and as you may expect, it was a bit of a disaster.

It all went arseways for Oliver Nohl-Oser when he decided his team would be making salt and vinegar fudge (rank), leading to him getting the boot from Lord Sugar.

saltandvinegar Source: Twitter/@aroueno

The best moment, though, came when ‘hot head’ Paul tried to hug Oliver after his elimination. It was not a hug. It was more of a shoulder tackle.

Can’t see the video? Click here.

BOOF.

Viewers were alternately tickled by what has been dubbed the ‘least tender hug ever’:

shoulderbarge Source: Twitter/@phenny772

hugsmash Source: Twitter/@phoebeejadee_

And genuinely concerned for ‘little’ Oliver’s wellbeing:

Well, it isn’t a race to see who can be Lord Sugar’s best friend, is it? This is BUSINESS. And that is a BUSINESS HUG.

tacklehug Source: Twitter/@bbcapprentice

Ouch :/

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