OMAROSA to BETHENNY: “You Get To Walk Around and Be Mediocre and You Still Get Rewarded With Things”

(if my memory serves me correct and I believe it does)…there was a scene in there where she and another girl were in a limousine I believe, and they had a heated exchange about something.

Both women were yelling over reach other. And in that moment [well I should say-what I believe Omarosa took advantage of from strategy was the [opportunity?] to…I don’t want to say “play victim,” but what resulted from that moment was Omarosa reporting [to Trump] that she was called an expletive and racial slur during that heated exchange with the other girl.

I saw the exchange, and of course [I will lend credit to the common reality show television line that pretty much everybody on reality television says]: “the camera only showed the audience so much.”

So, I’ll give my-not hearing the other girl refer to Omarosa [as this racial slur]-that excuse. Maybe the camera didn’t show television audience that angle. But turns out, during the show’s investigation of it further, the cameras showed nothing of the sort (from any angle at any moment of the heated exchange).

Shortly thereafter, there was another incident in the show where the contestants were out at one of Trump’s establishments doing light renovation. During this time in the show Omarosa was the weakest link of all contestants.

Fast forward.

 In the boardroom [the debate and conversation did what it does]. I think Omarosa was on the chopping block. Both teams exited the boardroom. Trump and his team began to deliberate, and all of a sudden, Omarosa busts back in the door in this almost child-like way to complain about the piece of plaster that had hit her in the head. Trump’s response was…well…basically he talked at her like she had escaped the plantation already. He scolded her pretty badly. And me? I was trying to understand what possessed this smart, savvy, quit-witted woman to do that. The only thing I could conclude was-in the event she was sent home, Trump was going to have to deal with this incident because it happened at one of his properties.

That was the only reason I could come up with.

At any rate.

So those were two incidents that were the antithesis of how she started in (on the show). Because the ways she started in, it seemed as though she was going to let her sophisticated, savvy, well-spoken, educated self be her “persona.”

  But then out of nowhere, she got neurotic, problematic, and troublesome.

I didn’t think she was clinically insane but I gave credit to obvious fact that she was going use her strategic savvy as forms of manipulation to cause mayhem and controversy so as to solidify her place in reality show history thus, establishing her own brand of a “reality show television persona” all the while, remain well-spoken, and up-play her political and educational footprints when necessary. I just figured she felt like (rather than how she originally came out the gate: astute, proud, educated, well-balanced and sophisticated) that playing this game in the reality television circuit that would surely make her notorious. And after listening to her in the