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Revision as of 06:15, 18 June 2012
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This article is a work in progress and so may not be ready for public viewing, and content can change at any time. You can help by contributing to it and discussing on its talk page. Donald Trump is an American businessman and former Presidential candidate best known for his hotels and his TV show "The Apprentice".
In 2011, using his money, he partly took over Youchew.
Takeover of Youchew
In the year 2011, Donald Trump, with the aid of his money and his power to fire people, took over Youchew. When he took over Youchew, he fired the staff, made shop items expensive so only he could afford them, and plastered his face on a few sub-forums, which he declared to be "powered by Donald Trump, approved by Donald Trump". No word on what his plans are, but rumours range from renaming the site "Trumpchew" to bulldozing Youchew to build a hotel.
In seriousness, it was actually just RidetheCatfish, who had changed his name, in the same vein as Dopply's name change to pimpsahoy.
Trivia
- Once ran for the Republican presidential candidacy, but later withdrew.
- Once had a feud with Rosie O'Donnell.
- In reality, he has actually gone in to debt a few times.
- Occasionally feuds with Robotnik when he fires the very people that Robotnik gives promotions.
- Once fired former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich from the Apprentice, among other celebrities.
- In the '80s, Donald Trump actually had his own board game, called "Trump: the Game", which bore the slogan "It's not whether you win or lose, but whether you win." Unfortunately, it only sold 800,000 copies, though this didn't stop Donald Trump from later updating it with the new slogan "I'm back and you're fired!"
- You're fired!
