The executives go to see Trump. They liked ASAP’s ambition, but they didn’t care for the fact that they didn’t stress that being able to buy OnStar is a new thing, and they thought he was making fun of the police. For Backbone, they liked Lil Jon’s appearance in the ad, but thought he was a little over the top. If you can imagine. They don’t like that, in a scene with a bad actress driving, she’s not wearing a seatbelt.
Boardroom Time! Trump starts with John Rich, who believes that their team won. Lil Jon agrees. Trump is shocked that a hip hop guy and a country guy got along. Because, again, he breaks everybody down to a basic stereotype and filters everything they do through that image.
