NUMBER 2
You are such a liar!Liar! Liar!
Day 19, 19:22
Monday 23 January
Despite cries from Preston that it was "only a game", George and Pete would not be convinced that the Directors' behaviour in the Diary Room was for the good of the group.
Pete brought up George's ban from nominating, a wound that had been festering for days. When Preston objected to ancient history being revived, George went for the jugular.
"Pipe down Mr Indignation. We'll see what the viewers thought of your double standards, your indignation about me and the aplomb with which you become a lying plutocrat in your gentleman's club. George this, Traci that, blah blah blah and give me another cigar!"
Chantelle wanted to know where George and Pete's anger was coming from: "Are you saying you'd have gone in there and refused all that stuff?"
Pete assured her that he would have.
"I don't believe you," Chantelle replied.
"Lets get this right. You were eating, drinking and smoking for OUR good?" challenged George.
"Ultimately, yes," gulped Preston.
"Yeah right," sneered George. "That's the long and short of it. You're a sneak. It's written all over your face."
"So you're saying you wouldn't have had any of that stuff?" challenged Chantelle.
"I would not!" George roared.
"Well I really wished you'd done the task instead of us then."
As the row veered back onto the subject of nominations, Preston suggested that George was a cheat.
Which didn't go down well.
"You're a sneak and a liar," George retorted "and you're exposed to the world as a sneak and a liar."
At this point Dennis added his two-penny's worth - and soon him and Preston were shouting at each other too.
But George seemed most unhappy with the way things turned out, saying to Preston, "You float around promiscuously, stroking, metaphorically or literally, everybody's ass so as to protect your own. We saw on the screen your real character portrayed for all to see. And that's my last word."
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