The next day, the Final Four met to learn about their upcoming task. But first, as predicted, Alex got the chance to steal a member from the opposing team. And just as predicted, Alex chose Tana. Although Kendra didn't say anything, she did not look happy. The two teams now each had exactly one Book Smart and one Street Smart candidate. Trump told the group that for their next task they would work with Hanes, the apparel company that has sold more than 1 billion T-shirts. The teams would be charged with designing a brand-new T-shirt to commemorate 50 years of T-shirt culture. Each team would get help in the design department from their very own pop culture artist. Then the teams would sell their creations at Scoop, a shop that offers the latest casual fashions all under one roof. The team that made the most money in sales would be the winner. The losers would meet back in the boardroom where someone would be fired. George and Carolyn would be along to observe and report back to The Donald.

Tana, who had a T-shirt business of her own, was the obvious choice to be Net Worth's Project Manager. She and her lone teammate, Alex, worked at the Hanes offices and sketched out ideas for their commemorative T-shirt. Alex suggested "Rock Star Couture" as the logo and Tana loved it. While they were working, their artist, Burton Morris, who has had his artwork showcased on the TV series Friends and on The Academy Awards, arrived. Burton worked with some of the ideas that Alex and Tana had been sketching out to create their final design: an American flag pattern inside a star with wings - along with the words "Rock Star Couture."

Kendra, Project Manager of Magna, and Craig wasted no time getting to work with their artist, Romero Britto, whose work is displayed on consumer products and in the Smithsonian Institute. The three began brainstorming in a cab ride to Hanes. Kendra and Craig also wasted no time in butting heads. Later, Kendra got the idea to leverage Romero's built-in fan base. She asked Romero's assistant to email the 3,000 collectors of Romero's art and invite them to Scoop for their chance to buy his new limited edition T-Shirt design. When Romero presented two options for the shirt design, Kendra and Craig of course disagreed on which was best. But Kendra used her power as Project Manager to pick the design she liked, which only helped to further drive a wedge in her working relationship with Craig. For his part, Craig said that since so many of the team's decisions where Kendra's, he wouldn't have to worry if the two ended up in the boardroom. Craig said it would simply be, "bye-bye" for Kendra.

Alex and Tana both liked their artist's design, but felt that they could enhance their shirts by offering an option to add rhinestones. This would allow them to increase their price at a minimal cost. Tana was giddy with excitement about the idea. She said that she had done this same thing before with a product called the BeDazzler that affixed stones and studs to clothing. So, Tana got on the phone to track down exactly what they needed. But try as she might, Tana couldn't find her old friend, the BeDazzler. After making many calls, she finally found a store that had the rhinestones she was looking for, but it was about an hour away. Alex thought the trip might take too much time, but Tana was intent on getting her stones. On the cab ride over, Alex asked about their marketing, but Tana said they'd talk about it later. In an interview, Alex claimed that Tana was too focused on her rhinestones to deal with other important issues. Then Alex revealed that he was keeping a list of the decisions that Tana was making - and if he had to, he would use the list against her in the boardroom.

On Magna, Kendra and Craig continued to do what they do best: argue. They argued at the Hanes building over the price of their shirts. They argued in the elevator on the way out of the building. And they even argued on the cab ride back to the suite. Craig called the debate tiring and said that they lost hours because of it. In an interview, Kendra summed up her feelings: "Is it just me, or is Craig just a butthole?"

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