The Apprentice’ Sign Gets Booted Off Trump Tower

Gothamist reports New York City officials have forced Donald Trump to remove his ‘The Apprentice’ sign that has been hanging from Trump Towers for a few weeks. Ever the Donald, Trump craps on the politicos of the very city he worships, “The fact that ‘The Apprentice’ is the hottest show on TV, they should be happy we’re doing it in New York. The big complaint about the city is that it’s an unfriendly place to do business. They should wise up.”

Gothamist, of course, calls Trump’s bluster writing, “…if a competitor put up a huge, ugly sign on their building, The Donald would be the first in line to bitch to the city.”

Donald, we know you hate to lose but realize this nugget about reality TV: If it’s not Survivor, it’s gone in a year or two. Take your win now because, in the end, you will be the one who gets fired.

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