An “attention-seeking” Apprentice star certainly made people look twice by bringing his own silver knife and fork to McDonald’s.
The 19-year-old was one of this series’ biggest personalities with his posh accent and sassy remarks, but his dining methods have caused a stir online,Sitting in a window seat at a branch of the fast food chain, Ryan-Mark tucked into his food with metal cutlery that he presumably brought along himself.
“These people give the real Apprentice candidates a bad name. I mean the ones that actually run businesses!”Another posted: “This is an example of why National Service should not have been abolished. More mixing of the classes!”However, there were others who were amused by the whole thing, with one writing: “Honestly, an icon if I ever did see one!”Ryan-Mark was sent packing by Lord Sugar last month after his team organised a disastrous corporate fun day on a steam train.
He also had little nice to say about Jemelin, who had branded him an attention-seeker in the wake of their furious row — a charge he admits. “I did have a business plan – unlike Jemelin who is trying to rekindle a modelling career that faded away many years ago.”
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