TrumpStalker – Episode 1: Trump Stalkers of the World Unite!

The Apprentice

By admin | Monday, January 8, 2007 | 9:59 am | 3 Comments

Early last week, I mentioned that TVgasm would be doing our best to help you stalk keep track of the movements of your favorite reality and non-reality Angelenos. Therefore, we would like to introduce you to TrumpStalker. While we may not be as up to the minute as the Gawker Stalker, we will be keeping track of all the movements of The Apprentice: Los Angeles so you don’t have to. For TrumpStalker Episode 1, we tour some of the finest car washes West Hollywood has to offer!On the first episode of the Apprentice, we were introduced to the candidates and watched as the two initial project managers picked their teams. The first tasks were two of the more popular car washes in West Hollywood.

Heidi’s Team had stewardship of the Santa Palm car wash on the corners of Santa Monica and, uh, Palm, in West Hollywood. During the episode, they mentioned that this was a Judy Garland friendly part of town, and that is true; Santa Palm is in the heart of Boy’s Town. This car wash is usually very busy, but if you are visiting LA and just have to see where Heidi got to work, you’ll be happy to know that there is a Coffee Bean and a Starbuck’s within a block. If you feel like you want to get a drink while your new Miata gets detailed and show off your new cutoffs at the same time, Fiesta Cantina is also nearby. All of this takes place with the Pacific Design Center casting a wide, fabulous shadow as it dominates the skyline

Frank’s Team was stationed at the Sunset Car Wash just west of Fairfax in West Hollywood. Although less than two miles from where Heidi’s team got to work, this car wash represents the other side of West Hollwyood, the Sunset Strip. You can also suspect a long wait here, but Baja Fresh is just across the street, giving you a chance to eat your Burrito Ultimo all while watching the undocumented workers detail your car. The Coffe Bean nearby always features plenty of wannabe actors reading scripts and writers tapping away at their laptops, perhaps hoping that somebody from the Director’s Guild of America, just on the other side of Sunset, will take notice. However, nestled between the DGA and the Rite Aid on the corner is The Griddle Cafe, perhaps the best breakfast place in town.

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Ozone Dude

Posted January 8, 2007 at 11:51 am

Awesome. The residences are somewhere up on Mulholland.
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Steve

Posted January 8, 2007 at 12:03 pm

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for the title of B-Side’s recap being “There’s an old African saying that says You’re Fired”
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conrad5

Posted January 8, 2007 at 12:43 pm

Dude, you’ve cut a culinary swath through LA.! It’s good that there was a Starbucks close to Heidi’s carwash¦because when I see her face, I think “I want a Carmel Macchiato”.