Episode 5
Boss BJ has a big event planned featuring a live performance from music star Sigala. The VIP tickets need selling and A-list service is required on the night of the event. With this in mind, BJ throws in not one, but two new recruits to help with the workload. There's 19-year-old Millie and 26-year-old Chantal. First up, the pair try to help the Pinks sell tickets, but the Pinks have their mind on pretty much everything else. Later on, Millie and Chantal team up with the Blues in the VIP section, where one team member goes the extra mile in an attempt to lure the ladies. But which team will be victorious?
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