Partnership Dissolves, Interview Succeeds on 'Jerseylicious'

One learns she does not how to interview (minus the ringing cell phone), and another sees a partnership dissolve on this week's episode of "Jerseylicious."

The main focuses of this week's episode were former Montville High School graduate Olivia Blois Sharpe and Anthony Lombardi as they moved forward with changes that were, well, probably obvious to far too many people.

In the former's story line, Sharpe scored an interview with Bergen.com to discuss style, fashion and everything that goes with it on the website. Armed with her copy of the New Jersey style photo book and headshots she had just recently taken (are those usually necessary in a regular job interview?), she headed to the offices to score the first job in her ascent to on-air fashion guru.

Despite her cell phone ringing in the middle of the interview, Sharpe got the job, and is looking forward to bringing her fashion knowledge to the mass populace.

It's unclear whether she will focus her attention on leopard print, poofy hair or the more conservative palazzo pants with large belt.

On the other side of the table was Lombardi dealing with the decision of his partner, Kathy Giove, to dissolve their partnership after he said he did not want her son working for the salon and posing for "Playgirl."

First, Lombardi sat down with Gayle Giacomo, Bridgewater resident and owner of the Gatsby Salon, about whether he should look for a new partner or move on by himself.

"Talking to Gayle has always been something that I like to do, because she's been in this business for 30 years," he said in the "Jerseylicious" blogs on the Style Network's website. "So many different salons are always against each other, but the Gatsby and I aren't like that. We are always there to help each other, and Gayle and I have each other's backs. I like that I have another salon owner who I can talk to and get an opinion from."

Lombardi, in the end, decided to buy her out using money from his and his wife's 401K plans.

It's a case of all's well that ends well, or good riddance ... you decide.

And in case all of that wasn't enough, Gigi Liscio spent the episode telling her ex-boyfriend's mother how much she still misses him, and went on a blind date with a man who spent the evening mocking her and correcting her grammar.

I personally thought he had a point.

"Jerseylicious" airs Sundays at 8 p.m. on the Style Network.