Me and Vern

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Stacey wipes her eyes

BILL:

Stacey, your on

STACEY:

(Fresh faced, no tears in sight)

Hi, I’m Stacey and I want to welcome you to the new Trump Tower in Jersey City. Known for details and opulence, this building also boosts breath-taking views of the Manhattan skyline.

(Pan skyline view)

The property is geared to the young working professional that not only enjoys time in the city, but also wants the amenities a home out side of the city can offer.

For a fun twist, we brought in some pop art accessories to tie the potential buyer back to the city.

You can see the lacquered “TAXI TAXI” coffee table tray, because you know, shouting it once is never enough.

Where, a second play on hailing a cab can be seen in the “Sunday Taxi in the Dome.”

I doubt I am the only one that can’t seem to find a cab on a Sunday.

As we move through the space to the bedroom, we enter a space free of clutter to compliment the low profile bed.

While I know you would love to sleep in, it’s off to work in the city, so the drapes let just enough light in to show its morning.

TAXI TAXI

Is something how it went; although it was never shown.  Actually, come to think of it, none of my hosting videos were aired.  Yet, I had been in elimination twice.  Oh, that’s right.  I was never in the bottom two.

Up until this episode I was pretty quiet, kept to my self, focused on my challenge’s story.  I joked that my brochure had read “Design competition” and that the reality portion was out of my hands.  This was my first experience in front of the camera, until now, I had only worked sets behind the scenes.  I watched last night’s episode with wide eyes.  I knew the moments I unraveled.  Honestly, that is part of design.  I have cried every year in design school, in front of teachers, peers and review panels- and now, national television.