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NARRATOR: Previously...

RICHARD: I came into this
with high hopes and big dreams,

and it's ended in a devastating,
shattering way.

Andrea and Richard
made their heartbreaking exit.

(EMOTIONALLY) I'll never forget
in my entire life...

(SOBS)

And the experiment also bid farewell
to Cassandra and Tristan.

CASSANDRA: We're ready to accept
that we're just gonna be friends.

But for some couples...

Do you feel admiration for Lucinda?

100%.

Do you know admiration
is the gateway to love?

..their love continued to shine
brighter than ever before.

I never thought
that an experiment like this

could really work.

It feels like
we have made a breakthrough.

Sara continued
to reconnect with Tim.

We see right through it.

(TENSE MUSIC)

I just don't
wanna be involved anymore.

Cracks appeared for Eden and Jayden.

She said, "If you don't say
what I tell you to say,

"I'm done with you
and I'm leaving you."

What?

JOHN: Jayden, are you starting
to question

whether this is
the right person for you?

It's a hard one. Like, so, yeah.

NARRATOR: Tonight...

I'm alive!
Lauren is back.

And don't say you're just hoping
for a root.

(LAUGHS)

Honey, I'm home.

Our couples pack up and head home
as part of Homestays Week.

In you go.

Over two big nights...

welcome home, sweetie.

..our newlyweds
discover how their other half lives.

(BRIGHT MUSIC TURNS SOUR)

And for some,
it's an eye-opening experience.

LUCINDA: It's a real bachelor's pad,
this one.

(YAPS)

TIMOTHY: She's
not that well trained.

She pissed on the carpet.

Why did you lie?

Hard conversations will be had...

Did you think
you would get away with it?

We're not rehashing.

..as they discuss plans
for life after the experiment.

I got the impression you were basic.
Yeah.

Tori comes face-to-face with some of
Jack's most beloved clients...

I've always kind of been, like,
one of the boys.

I feel like when I come across
a girl that only has guy friends,

it's usually because
they're sleeping with all the boys.

(HARSH MUSIC)

(PHONE RINGS)

NARRATOR: But a last minute
disappearing act

threatens to derail homestays
for Jayden.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(BRIGHT MUSIC)

NARRATOR: It's the morning
after the Commitment Ceremony...

JACK: Wakey, wakey.
Uh-uh.

Isn't this great?

(TORI MUMBLES INCOHERENTLY)

RIDGE: Babe, I got you a present.

You're gonna be stupid with this.

It's in my pants.
(LAUGHS)

There you go.

Bet you weren't expecting that.
(LAUGHS)

After last night's
successful couch session,

Lucinda and Timothy
are reflecting on their progress

over the last few weeks.

LUCINDA: You did really well
last night on the couch.

Ahh, shit!

So...
Yeah, it was good.

Yeah.

No, I felt the couch session was...
It was OK.

For Timothy, the past few weeks
have seen a massive breakthrough

as he is finally
embracing his vulnerabilities.

TIMOTHY: Lucinda's a rock.

LUCINDA: I am loving the unravelling
of this gorgeous creature.

He's SUCH a gorgeous man.
OTHERS: Aw.

ALL: Oh!

Oh, Jesus.

All of these emotional breakthroughs

have melted the heart
of the once self-proclaimed Tinman.

TIMOTHY: I don't know what it is.
I don't know what it is.

I just can't hold myself together.

I'm 51 years old
and I've never really let anyone in.

I feel like I've wasted those years.

I'm just so proud of you

and watching our journey
and opening,

and our genuine regard
and enjoyment of each other.

It was really lovely.

While Lucinda celebrates
her husband's emotional progress,

Timothy is feeling drained,

suffering an emotional hangover,

exhausted from opening up
over the past few weeks.

You know,
I did that session yesterday

and then,
just the last couple of days,

and I just feel
it's too exhausting for me.

It's been a really hard few weeks.

Yeah.

I know Lu's really happy about me
opening up but I'm just depleted.

(EXHALES)

I've gotta get my emotions in check

and it frustrates me...
(EXHALES)

I know what they're saying,
I get it.

But I put things in a box
and I move on.

Mmm.

And as much as it's...

It mightn't be healthy,
it's the way that I can exist.

Mmm.

I'm not the sort of person
that talks about my feelings.

(BLOWS A RASPBERRY)

It's just such a 'out of left field'
for me.

There's no question
I've gotten a little bit softer

but it's trying and taxing,
letting my walls come down.

I can definitely feel
the pressure of the experiment.

Even waking up today
after sitting on the couch,

I can't...

I don't have the capacity to keep...

Mmm.
..keep going at this level.

This is not what I do.

Like, this is just... Yeah.
Not who you are.

It's not who I am.

I just can't
speak the way you speak.

I know.
I'm completely, like, drained.

I wanted you to know that

I'm always a safe place
for you to share and let go,

and there's no judgement here.

You can choose
exactly how you are in your life.

You just do you, you know,
however that is.

And, if you're happy,
the world's happy around you.

We all see who you are,
you're awesome.

I very much appreciate Lucinda
at the moment.

She's been very, very supportive,
very patient,

and I've got nothing but
respect for her.

Yeah.

NARRATOR: As Timothy reflects
on a difficult but positive week...

(CHUCKLES)
Here we go.

..another couple's
surprising session on the couch

is on everyone's lips.

Eden and Jayden, oh!

Yeah, look,
that was really, really bad.

That was so unexpected.

TORI: I cried when Jayden and Eden
were on the couch.

They've been like, the pinup couple
since day one

and I'm always talking about them,
they're, like, the strongest couple.

Like, yeah, last night was well off.

They have been, like...
Their sessions.

..hiding everything.

They've been portraying
their relationship as pretty much

perfect, to everybody.

It was the first time
they actually opened up.

But if it's been
happening for weeks.

Yeah.

NARRATOR: At the Commitment
Ceremony, Jayden confessed,

Eden's built up anxiety
from the experiment

is starting to take its toll
on their relationship.

Eden just straight up told me

Sara had
gone out with her ex-boyfriend

and they were talking
shit about Tim behind his back.

And when I said, hey, really need
to address the experts with this,

it needs to come up,
I need to get it off my chest,

she basically blew up at me

and said, "If you don't say
what I tell you to say,

"I'm done with you
and I'm leaving you."

(TENSE MUSIC)

(SCRATCHING SOUNDS)

I honestly don't ever wanna
make you upset.

And I have done so, so...
Mmm.

Yeah.

Yep.

So, that's it?

Well, yeah, I guess I said... Like,
I said sorry on the couch last night

and I said I don't wanna make
you upset and that's what it is.

Yeah.

Yep.

Right.

It was a pretty
confronting couch session last night

and I'm a little bit
taken back by it so, yeah.

Like, obviously I wrote "stay"
for a reason.

I feel extremely strong about Eden.

But, you know, every time
I try bringing my feelings up

and my thoughts with Eden, she

kind of just shuts me down and
disregards everything that I said.

I'd like for me to be able to come
to you with the problems or feelings

and for us to talk about it...

Yep.
..and not just get shut down.

We've only got a couple of weeks
left in this experiment.

When we move out, you know,

we're not gonna have the experts
to bring it up.

And I feel like the only way
I can get my voice heard

is if I bring it up on the couch
like I did last night.

But...
Yeah.

..in a couple weeks
when we're out of this,

I'm not gonna be able to do that

but I still
wanna get my voice heard.

I feel like now
I'm too nervous to say anything,

that you're gonna think
that I'm telling you off.

You say that
you're scared to SAY anything,

well, I'm scared to DO anything.

Every time you have a
problem with something I do...

Mm-hm.
..I accept it, I apologise for it,

I learn, and I fix it.

Mm-hm.

I just...

Yeah.

I don't know. I just feel like
I'm kind of stuck here.

I don't really know what to do.

(JAYDEN CRACKS HIS KNUCKLES)

(EDGY MUSIC)

(KNUCKLES CRACK)

(SWEEPING ORCHESTRAL MUSIC

NARRATOR: With just a couple
of weeks left in the experiment...

Are you excited to see my home?
Yeah.

..our couples prepare to set off
on the next chapter,

Homestay Week.

Let's go. Homestay's today.

My bed is THE most comfortable bed
in the world.

That's what I'm excited about,
you've been talking it up.

The homestays have always been

an essential part of the
Married at First Sight experiment.

JACK: Off to the Goldie. Whoo-hoo!

I'm actually really looking forward
to showing Tori where I come from.

I'm gonna turn your snowflake
into a sun emoji.

What do you think?
I'm not a snowflake.

I'm excited. I need it.
I wanna get out of here.

MEL: This is the point where couples

have the opportunity
to air any grievances

that need to be put on the table
before final vows.

LUCINDA: My favourite jacket.

It's a bit (SEDUCTIVE WHISTLE)

But also to make that final,
romantic gesture

to really
demonstrate to their partner

how they feel.

JADE: Are you nervous?

I was way more nervous to marry you.
(LAUGHS)

I can't wait to go home.

I feel like
everyone will be so happy for me

and they'll be like, you finally
found a nice-looking guy.

And I'll be like... (CLICKS TONGUE)
I did.

Birdie, birdie.

Ooh!

LUCINDA: Thanks, Tim.

I love
watching your muscles in action.

(CHUCKLES)

JACK: Did you pack that sunscreen?

(CHUCKLES)
Yep.

Well, I've packed some more
for you anyway.

Thanks. Funny.

Yay!

SARA: Thank you.

I'm excited to go home.

NARRATOR: And while
most of the couples

are on their way
to see their partner's home turf...

(DOOR CLICKS SHUT)

(CHILLING MUSIC)

NARRATOR: ..one bride
is nowhere to be seen.

After a frosty morning together,

Eden has decided to take
some time away from husband Jayden,

to clear her head.

But with only 90 minutes left until
their flight to the Gold Coast,

Eden has yet to return
to the apartment.

NARRATOR: As their time
to departure closes in...

(PHONE RINGING TONE)

..Jayden is still unable
to get in touch with Eden.

(INDISTINCT RECORDED VOICEMAIL)

(PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM BELL DINGS)

AIRLINE STAFF (OVER PA): Good
afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

Please board the aircraft
at this time...

(ANNOUNCEMENT CONTINUES)

Well, it has to be the go, then.

My wife is nowhere to be seen

so I'm going by myself.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

NARRATOR: Homestays Week
is officially underway

and husband Jonathan
is already en route to Perth

to meet his wife Lauren

whom he hasn't seen in over a week

after she had
to pause her time in the experiment

to fly back home
for an emergency operation.

I'm alive.
(LAUGHS)

PRODUCER: So, Lauren, how are you?
I'm good. I'm good.

The surgery, it went well.

I had a blood clot in my arm
but it was, like, a full success.

Like, they (MAKES SUCKING SOUND)
sucked that (BLEEP) out

and I'm all good.

It's been so good
being back in Perth.

When you've got, like, your family
and stuff around you

and you're in your own house, like,

I just feel like, I just
feel like myself, like, again.

Pate for Jono.

I'm excited about Jono
arriving today.

I have actually,
like, semi missed him,

which I didn't think would happen.

But, like, we've been, like, texting
and calling, like, the whole time.

He's just so caring
and he's always checking up on me.

He's just a really good partner

and I've missed, like,
having him around.

I can't wait to show him
what life is like in Perth,

show him a good time,

like, take him out
to some of my favourite restaurants

and meet my friends.

It's a better way of him,
like, getting to know me.

Like, I'm, like, my true self
in this environment.

(LITTLE GASP)

Hi!
How are you doing?

How are you?
Not too bad.

Welcome.

I haven't seen Lauren
for over a week

so it was good to see her again.

How was your flight?

It was pretty easy.
A couple of movies.

Before she left
we were doing really well.

We had just started
being affectionate again.

So, yeah, coming into homestays,

I hope we can just continue
getting back in that direction.

Cheers to you being in Perth...
Thank you for having me.

..and being in my house.
(GLASSES CLINK)

Pleasure.
I'm happy to have you here.

Mmm.

I'm really excited to, like,
show you around, show you Perth.

I just wanna, like, take you
to, like, a nice restaurant,

we'll go for drinks.

I'm really excited about
all the stuff that you've planned.

It looks awesome.

Yeah.
I'm so stoked to come.

It's been good
being reunited with Jono.

When he got here
I was, like, happy to see him.

I think distance definitely
makes the heart grow fonder.

What do you think is
gonna come from our homestay,

and don't say
you're just hoping for a root.

(LAUGHS)

There's more to me
than that nowadays.

Maybe if you ask me 20 years ago.
Um, I...

(INDISTINCT SPEECH)
(LAUGHS)

Right now we are
still having a really good time.

When we last left,
with intimacy,

we were, like, a bit more
affectionate with each other

but, like, nothing else.

I feel like that needs to progress
and maybe on the homestay.

There's a man in my life
that's, like, really important.

Like, he's been with me
for a really long time

and he's actually
in my bed right now.

Mm-hm?
Do you wanna meet him?

(CHUCKLES)
Sure.

OK, come with me.

Who's this?
Big Ted.

I would genuinely say,
like, give him a cuddle,

but, like, I think he might
be a bit scared,

so maybe just shake his hand.

(CHUCKLES)

No, look him in the eyes
when you shake his hand.

Sorry. Sorry, Big Ted.

He looks very serious but he's not.

He's actually a really fun dude.

Big Ted is the number one man
in my life.

He needs to like Jono.

That's more important.

He's looking the other way
'cause he doesn't really like you.

Yeah.
(CHUCKLES)

Look at him. He actually
won't even look at you.

(LAUGHS)
You put him that way.

I did not. He has got his own...
He's his own person.

(LAUGHS)

Maybe one day he'll look at you
in the eyes.

But, like, yeah, if there's
going to be any kind of intimacy...

He's only a little boy,
he can't see anything like that.

But I mean, he's seen some shit.

If this bear could talk...

(CACKLES)

(PACY MUSIC)

NARRATOR: In Melbourne,
Lucinda and Timothy

are arriving at Timothy's apartment,

and Lucinda is thrilled
to see what Timothy has to offer.

(PACY MUSIC SLOWS)

TIMOTHY: OK, here we are.
LUCINDA: Great.

(YAPS)

(QUIRKY MUSIC)

LUCINDA: Tim's home...

it's not quite what I expected.

(QUIRKY MUSIC)

Um...

(LAUGHS)
I don't know what to say.

It's a real bachelor's pad,
this one.

(GASPS)

The wall-to-wall.
It's pretty...

It's pretty tight.

There's not much space.

You can't really swing a cat.

I had to take the doors off here.

Or swing a poodle in there.

I mean, this is
gonna sound a bit judge-y wudge-y,

but it's not the sexiest bedroom
in the world.

(CHUCKLES)

Yeah. Look, we all
do it differently.

My place in Byron Bay
is quite the sanctuary.

It's just very,
like, fresh and airy

and sort of just feels good.

It's a bit of indoor/outdoor living.

You can hear the ocean.

And just lots of spaciousness

and, like,
really, sort of, sumptuous living.

So...
Alright.

Bar.
What's this thing?

It's a juicer.
Oh, my god! What a beast.

That's pretty cool.

Yeah, that's a juicer
and that a photocopier.

Oh, my god!

Why do you have an industrial
photocopier in your lounge room?

I got it on a lease

and when I moved from one office
I actually had two

and I couldn't cancel the lease

so I got the smallest one I could
and this was it.

Right.
(LAUGHS)

Do you guys get a little bit smashed
and do tits and arse and all that?

No. no.
Yeah.

Moving on.
We actually do.

(LAUGHS)
Oh, my god!

That was one of your friends
doing bum...

Yeah. Yeap.
Oh, dear.

It's very Tim.

There's not really
much room for a woman here.

But, do you know what's amazing
about standing here right now?

I can watch
the biggest television in the world,

I can do a bit of computer work,

do a bit of my photocopying,

grab my shoes,

do a bit of fridge and...

Like, it's just the one-stop shop.

Stuffed toys.

Yep.
Who would have thought?

It's convenience.

Well, that's all the toys
for the girls.

Of course.
I thought they were for you.

(LAUGHS)
Of course they're for the dogs.

Did you really think I had
a basket of stuffed toys for myself?

I thought you might.

You thought I'd sit on the couch
and be hugging it.

That looks very Tim.
(BOTH CHUCKLE)

His dogs are utterly divine.

(TOY SQUEAKS)

Get it!

She's not that well trained.

And she pissed on the carpet.
Oh-oh.

I don't think
Matilda's toilet trained.

She's already done
a couple of piddles on the carpet

since we arrived.

I'm not sure the carpet
can take much more.

Wow.

These are apple trees.

Oh, apples.
Yeah.

This is an almond tree.

Wow.
Like, the nut.

Oh, wow.

It's a little fruit orchard
out here.

LUCINDA: But I'm grateful
to be here.

I'm certainly
going to enjoy this homestay

and come with a big heart

and keep it really light, and,
you know, fun and no pressure.

Amazing. I didn't even know
blowup spas existed.

I mean, it's another insight into
another aspect of Tim, being here,

so I just wanna get to know that

and see if I can fit into his life
after the experiment.

Yep.

NARRATOR: Outside Eden's
family apartment on the Gold Coast,

Jayden is
waiting for his wife to arrive

after she missed her flight
to their hometown this morning

while trying to clear her head.

Eden was really upset today.

Very anxious and very worked up.

She decided to go out just
to get her thoughts back together

and then,

yeah, she missed her flight
this morning.

I was pretty excited
to come up here with her

and, you know, do it together.

We were
talking about if for so long.

But now I had to fly up here
by myself.

I've spoken to her
and she's on the next flight now.

She's almost here.

I think Eden's head is just
all over the shop at the moment

but I'm just gonna not try
and dwell on the past.

Just try, you know,
focus on the future

and focus on having a good time
while we're here.

NARRATOR: Coming up...

Lucinda finds out some hard truths.

LUCINDA: What do you know about Tim
in a relationship?

MAN: He's a doter.

He loves to take care of.

I'm starting to realise
I want a lot more for myself.

(SOMBRE MUSIC)

NARRATOR: Eden and Jayden's homestay
is off to a less than ideal start

as Eden missed her flight,

leaving Jayden anxiously
awaiting her arrival

to their hometown
on the Gold Coast.

You made it.

(EXPECTANT MUSIC)

Yeah. Waiting for (BLEEP) ages.

I'll need to go get the keys.
Three hours later, how about we go?

Yeah, it was
a bit of a chaotic morning.

I was pretty upset and I needed time
apart from him about how I feel.

And, yeah...

(EXHALES)

(SUITCASES CLATTER)
(GRUNTS)

I feel like we've
been bickering quite a bit

over the last couple of weeks.

(EXHALES)

Oh! OK.

And that upset me

because my feelings for Jayden
are quite genuine.

I definitely think
our issues need to be addressed

in order for us to resolve them.

Alrighty, what do I wear?

NARRATOR: After a cold arrival
to the homestays...

EDEN (HAPPILY): Yay!
Come on, Cubby! Come on! Yay!

..Eden and Jayden decide
to clear the air

with a stroll along the beach.

Ready, set...

Good boy.

I feel like
I shut down conversations

that are, like, rehashing the past.

Come on.
Come here, Cub.

Good boy.

Oh, he came to me.
Good boy.

He came to me, eh.
(CHUCKLES)

My new best friend.

I don't think bringing up
the same incidences from the past

helps us to move forward.

Up. Up.

Good boy. Good boy.

I just wanna apologise
and then move on

because our relationship
is very important to me,

so I'd be pretty shattered
if it didn't work out.

(JAYDEN SIGHS)
How are you feeling?

I think the first, like, four or six
weeks I felt like this is easy...

Breezed through it.
..like, this is so fine.

And then I think when all, like,
the outside noise

and everything kind of came

and I think the retreat
became really hectic,

that's where
it became really hard for me...

Yeah.

..and I was quite stressed
and uncomfortable all of the time...

Really?
..over the last two weeks.

(LAUGHS)
You don't say.

But I think, like, being back here
it's just really nice to...

Yeah.

..feel back to, like, who I am,
as well.

I also just think that

we've both got out all of annoyances
about each other...

Yeah, I know.

And it's just, like,
time to do what we have to do

to not annoy each other.

Do what we said we were gonna do?
Yeah.

And do what
the experts told us to do, really.

Yeah, and then move on.
Yeah. I kind of...

And not dwell on it.

For us, a lot
of our little disagreements

were pretty little so we...
And we never addressed them.

Yeah. We didn't really address 'em,
'cause they were so little.

(CHUCKLES)

But last week had
gotten to a point where, OK,

they're getting
a little bit bigger each week.

That was really,
really getting to me.

I'm sorry for snapping.

I know I need to not snap.
Yeah.

I've... Yeah, I've said this,
like, ten times...

Yeah.
So, yeah. It is what it is.

Right.
I can't change the past.

I've already done it
so I just need to try not to snap.

I'm not asking you to change
the past.

We're just discussing it
because the experts,

they want us to talk about it
some more so, instead of

just trying to apologise and
shut the whole conversation down...

I'm not.
I just don't know what else to say.

I'm just saying I'm sorry.

I know, we're just discussing it
because that's what they want.

Yeah, Yeah. So, I'm saying
I'm sorry for snapping,

and I need to try
not to snap in the future.

Yeah.

I don't really know
what else to say though.

But, yeah.
Yeah.

Um...

I'm trying
to talk out things with Eden,

go over her problems

and talk about
how we're going to move forward

but all she wants to do
is apologise.

That way she can move straight on
and it doesn't get talked about.

You know what the experts are like.

They ask us to talk
about these things and be open.

They definitely didn't ask us

to rehash the same situations
ten times though

so I won't be doing that.

I'm not doing that.

JAYDEN: I care for Eden a lot.

I'm head over heels and I really
do want things to work out with her.

But we can't move forward

if we can't talk things out
when they happen.

(FRAUGHT MUSIC)

(BRIGHT MUSIC)

NARRATOR: In Perth,
Lauren is taking Jonathan

to meet her best friend Mackenzie
for the first time,

as she was
unable to attend their wedding.

LAUREN: So, off we go, hey?
(JONATHAN CHUCKLES)

About to meet Mackenzie.

I'm excited!
(LAUGHS)

(SQUEALS)

This will be fun.
Yeah, it's gonna be fun.

Today we're meeting up
with my best friend Mackenzie.

The hot seat.
(LAUGHS)

We've been friends for, like,
over 15 years

and she's like a sister to me.

And, yeah, I'm just really
excited for her to meet Jono.

When the two of us get together
it's like...

I just feel sorry
for whoever the other person is.

(CHUCKLES)

(BURST OF EDGY MUSIC)

I'm nervous.

Lauren has described Mackenzie
as being just like her,

only more full-on.

Yes.

Like, I'm really
looking forward to today

but also part of me
is just a bit like, oh, god.

Where is she?
Ooh, that's good.

What angle is she coming from?

(BIRDS SCREECH)

(HIGH-PITCHED WHISTLE)

(BIRDS SCREECH)
(CHUCKLES)

Oh, Jono.

(BLEEP)

This is crazy. Like, this is wild.

Mack knows, like,
everything that's been going on.

Like,
she gets a play-by-play of, like,

every second of the experiment.

Her opinion is, like, paramount.

It's really
important that she likes Jono.

And if she doesn't,
if she thinks he's loser

then, we've
gotta put Jono in the bin.

Poor Jono.

I'm actually so excited
for you guys to meet

'cause I feel like
you'll get along.

Oh, that's good.

MACKENZIE: It's just from,
like, screenshots of messages

and all that kind of stuff.

Like, he's seeming not that, like,
interesting.

Doesn't stand up for himself, her.

Bit of a nark.

Yeah. Nothing, like, amazing.

Except for in bed.

My expectation's not high.

Like, as...

Like, as low as that.

Like, as low as it gets, you know.

I can see her!

(PACY MUSIC)

Lauren and Jono, right match?
No. No.

I don't think you'd naturally
match them together, would you?

I can see her!

You look so good!
(LAUGHS)

Lauren, she needs
to be kept on her toes.

She needs someone
that can handle the wrath.

Jono, hi.
Hey, Mackenzie. How are you going?

How are you going?
Nice to meet you.

I don't think, like,
I don't think he's that.

Cheers, guys.
Cheers.

(GLASSES CLINK)
Cheers.

Nice to meet you.
You too.

He could just be totally different.

Or maybe he's just boring her.
We'll see.

So, talk me through it, guys.

LAUREN: OK, well,
the wedding day was so fun.

Like, there was chemistry,
we got along really well.

And then obviously, yeah,

it just kind of came crashing down
at one point.

Shocker.

We'd have, like, a few good weeks
and then a few horrible weeks,

and it was just, like, up and down.

I feel like the thing that's our
biggest issue right now

is our energy doesn't match.

He's, like, soft spoken
and he's quite gentle.

I need you to, like, really,
like, challenge me.

I don't know.

I'm gonna rip you apart.
It's not gonna be good.

And that was something that
I struggled, just having a partner.

You give me no passion.
You give me nothing.

You just give me, like,
like, autopilot.

(FRAUGHT MUSIC)

I need to see opinions on things

and feelings about things

and heightened emotions
about some things,

and let's get angry.

He's, like, a good person.

Like, a good,
a genuinely good human.

But, like, I, from the start,
have said, like,

I need someone that's gonna, like,
stand up and, like, stand up for me

and you know, be assertive and,
like, confident. All this stuff.

I just felt like I needed, like,
a teammate who's gonna back me.

And so it kind of continued.

Like, I just had it in my mind
that Jono wasn't backing me

so it was like, any situation
that would arise I'd be, like,

thinking that you were against me.

Are you always this kind of calm
and reserved?

Like, when you've been with someone
longer, you know,

and you're more comfortable,

is there, like, have you been,
I don't know...

Angry?
(LAUGHS)

Or...
I love that you say it like that.

No but I'm asking...
Is she meaning angry?

Like, yeah.
OK.

Angry, tough.

I was actually, when I was 20,
I was super aggressive

and abrasive to the point
where it was bad.

So I tried for, like, 20 years
to not be like that.

My fight style is, like, yelling
and, like...

You know what I'm like.
Dude, you don't need to tell me.

Yeah, exactly.
(LAUGHS)

I'm crazy, but...

But I like the calm side and I don't
want you to be, like, aggressive.

I was always concerned that maybe
I was a little too much for Jono.

Can you handle that moment,
her at her fieriest.

A hundred percent.

I feel like
we're both different people.

You do need someone
who's a bit calmer.

I see, like,
so much hope there for us.

At the beginning of the experiment,

I felt like maybe Jono is, like,
a bit, like, too soft,

and so I feel like I really
kind of went hard on him.

Yeah, I probably should have
just learnt from him.

OK, I'm going to go
to the little men's room.

Don't say that.
Oh, my god!

So, the pressure's on.
What do you think?

Do you think he's enough?

Yep.
Really?

Yeah.
This is huge. Huge.

Way better.
Way better than I thought.

So, I've got your seal of approval?
Yep.

He's good because,
like, he calms me.

You can tell.

I reckon you can tell in his eyes
that he's, like, comfortable.

I reckon if you, like,
take it down a notch.

I've known you for 15 years and you
still sometimes make me so anxious.

Do I?
God, yes.

Do you like him?
Yeah.

Do you?
Yeah.

Oh, my god! I can't be...
I honestly didn't know.

I reckon you've just gotta
give him a little bit more of a go.

I am surprised.
Mack's like, "No, he's amazing.

"You just need to, like,
realise that."

I actually was like,
if Macca doesn't approve

or, like,
doesn't think he's right for me,

like, I would be done.

And she literally was like...

What did you say?

(LAUGHS)

I'm glad that today went well
with Macca and Jono.

I've loved it.

Like, I'm proud to have him with me
and, like, introduce him to people

and yeah, it really, like,
gives me the warm fuzzies.

You weirdly look
into each other's eyes.

What is that?
(LAUGHS)

I avoid that at all costs.

That's cute. That's cute.
(LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: In Melbourne,

Timothy and Lucinda have organised
a catch up with Timothy's friends,

Rachel and Shane.

So, you two have been getting along
pretty well from what I've heard.

LUCINDA: So well. Haven't we?
Yeah. We've had no issues.

It's been quite a beautiful journey,
the last couple of weeks, actually.

Homestay is about figuring out
whether, you know, you can coexist.

And, I've been on my own
for so long.

The man cave just doesn't know
what to do with the woman.

(LAUGHTER)

I'm happy to be back in Melbourne.

It's a place that I feel safe and
it's a place that I feel at home.

But I am definitely
feeling overwhelmed today

with somebody else in my space.

I do get stuck in my ways so...

And you like routine,

and you've felt really flat back
here, haven't you, since yesterday.

Really? Why?

I just haven't had, like,
just a break.

What, you just emotionally
exhausted? Is that what it is?

I was heavy leaving Sydney,
coming back.

I was, you know,
I was carrying baggage from Sydney

and then I get in and it's just,
it's just pressure.

I put pressure on myself.

You're emotionally drained.
I think that's what it is.

LUCINDA: Mmm.

I thought coming to Melbourne
would make me feel better,

but just talking and...

about my feelings and emotions,

and digging into things,

it's just exhausting.

I just need time.

I just need, I just need space.

You know?

LUCINDA: I was quite excited
the last couple of weeks

'cause his walls
were starting to come down.

Yeah.
And I was like, oh, my gosh.

I love it that you
got to see that side of him.

I know.
I love that.

You don't love it?
No, hate it.

I love it that you got to see that.

I've been very grateful
to see that.

Yep. You broke
through all your walls

and you came out
and showed Lucinda and...

He's so beautiful.
..everybody, who you really are.

It's one of your greatest qualities.
Exactly.

No, don't like it. Hate it.
You have empathy in spades.

RACHEL AND LUCINDA: Yeah.
Hated it.

And nobody gets to see it, usually.

So...
Yeah.

Why can't you embrace it,
that's what people love about you?

I do know. Yeah.

I just wanna get away from it.

And the experiment is all about it.

It's a sign of weakness to you,
isn't it.

Yeah, 100%.
Yes.

And I think it's the opposite.
Absolutely.

I think it's courage...
Yep.

..vulnerability and, you know,
opening those parts of yourself.

Yeah. Anyway.

I'm really, really proud of you
for that.

It's what we like to see.
(LAUGHTER)

Yes.

I don't see any negatives
to you opening up.

All I see is the positives.

I just can't function like that.

But I just think that
if you did it more often,

it wouldn't
be so pent-up inside of you.

I just think
it's a healthier way to live.

Yeah.

I don't want you
to feel ashamed of it

I want you to embrace it
and I want you to do it more.

Clearly everyone likes emotional Tim
but Tim doesn't like emotional Tim.

Yeah.

NARRATOR: While Timothy and Rachel
excuse themselves,

Lucinda takes the opportunity
to learn more about Timothy.

LUCINDA: What do you know about Tim
in relationship?

What's worked for Tim...
Mmm.

..is he's a doter.

(EDGY MUSIC)

He loves to take care of.

OK.
Yeah.

He loves to...

have somebody to nurture.

And be the protector.

OK.
Yeah.

Yep.
Yeah.

I'm surprised to hear that.

For the right woman, Tim would be
open to showing up in all the ways P

protecting, providing.

Has that been my experience? No.

I mean, I would love a, you know,
a protector

and a gorgeous man nurturing,
you know, me.

And somebody that, you know,
holds space for me and protects me.

And, yeah, I mean, those qualities
seem, yeah, it's beautiful.

Where I'm at in my life, I don't
want some casual situation-ship,

where I am sort of
not even getting my basic needs met.

I'm a strong, independent woman

but I'm very much
in my feminine as well,

and, you know, I do like
feeling that I'm celebrated,

that I'm desired.

Yeah.

And that I'm valued,
that I'm assured.

Just knowing
that somebody's got my back

and they're really into me.

I absolutely know what I want

and it's a little bit
bittersweet to say

but at this stage
I'm starting to realise

I want a lot more for myself.

NARRATOR: Coming up...

What else has been
going on with the relationship?

(LAUGHS)
Jayden's brother Mitch

gets to the bottom
of Eden and Jayden's relationship.

Eden's not great with the sort of

the confrontation
of just having disagreements.

But we're still close
and everything's still good so...

If I was being
controlled by a woman,

I would...

That'd be me (WHISTLES)
see you later.

NARRATOR: On the Gold Coast,

after an uncomfortable chat
about their issues,

Eden and Jayden are getting ready

to have a barbecue lunch with
Jayden parents, at his family home.

I haven't seen Jayden's parents
since the wedding day.

I just feel like
there's gonna be a lot of pressure.

All the families are
asking us how we're going.

FATHER: OK.
MITCH: Let's go.

Do it.

NARRATOR: Joining them
is Jayden's brother Mitch...

Hello.
How are you?

JAYDEN: Oh, the big E.
Oh, the little E.

The big E. What's happening?
What's going on, mate?

I'm cool.
Good to see you.

Hello.
How are you, darl.

Mwah. How are you?
Good. How are you?

Good, thank you.
How are you, mate?

Good to see you again.
Good to see you, mate.

NARRATOR: And Eden's father Phil.
Hello.

EDEN: So, the last few days
had been really tense.

But I also think,
we've talked about it,

it doesn't need to be talked about
again now.

We can move forward from it.

You guys have done well
to get this far.

Yeah, we did.
Yeah.

There are a lot of couples that are
leaving, arguing, having problems.

So I think we're doing...
We're alright.

We're not perfect.
You're not perfect.

(EDEN CHUCKLES)

No couple is perfect.
Yeah, exactly.

Let's sit down while the old boy
cooks the barbecue, eh?

EDEN: I just don't wanna
keep rehashing things

and just have a nice family barbecue
with Jayden's family.

Because I definitely
want to make a good impression.

I see a strong future
with Jayden and I

so I don't want his family
not to like me.

JAYDEN'S MUM: So, how's
the homestay been at your place?

EDEN: Yeah, it's actually been good.

It's been nice.

We had a good time.

Are you excited that you're
getting to the end or nervous?

Excited.

They've got two more weeks to go

and then you've
got a big decision to make.

JAYDEN: Yeah.

I don't think
it's that much of a decision

unless something huge
happens in the next two weeks.

Yeah.

Homestays is a big thing,
definitely.

You get to see, like,
the true colours of a person.

What else has been going on
with the relationship?

Any negatives?

(EDEN CLEARS HER THROAT)

JAYDEN: Oh, yeah, there's negatives.
Mmm?

(LAUGHS AWKWARDLY)

The last two or three weeks is where

we've come into, like,
a little bit of trouble, I think.

Yeah.

I feel like
there's obviously things we both do

that annoy each other.

But, yeah,
we figured it out in the end.

(LAUGHS AWKWARDLY)
Yeah.

So, what's it about, like...

Like, were you actually...

I mean...
Yeah.

Yeah, Eden's not great
with sort of the confrontation

of just having disagreements
or arguments.

No.
I'd rather just not have them.

Yeah.

But we're still close
and everything's still good so...

Eden again
shutting down conversations.

I wanted the kind
of family interaction,

you know, talking about this,
talking about that,

expressing our feelings
and talking about the problem

and get, you know, their take

and their
perspective on our relationship.

But I can't.

EDEN: I think obviously I've been,
I guess, getting snappy with things

in the last couple of weeks.

Just, you know,
it just happens sometimes

and I need to stop doing it.

So, as long as we both work towards

the things
that are upsetting each other...

'Cause we're both doing things
that are upsetting each other,

so we both need
to try and do better with them...

Yeah.
..moving forward.

Yep.

Obviously we still
have a really close bond

and we still
really like each other so...

Yeah.
Yeah.

Guess what. No-one's perfect.

Exactly. Yeah.
Yeah.

NARRATOR: Having not gotten
the answers he was after...

(MITCH GROANS)

..Jayden's brother Mitch
wants to get to the bottom

of what's going on with Jayden
in his relationship.

Tell me what's been going on
with you. How's it all going?

Eden is, like, really struggling.

She gets, like, mad social anxiety.

So, we're going to...
Yeah?

..like, the retreat.

She knows there's
gonna be lots of people there.

She just freaks out and she's, like,
crying, all that kind of stuff,

which is fine,
I'm learning to deal with it.

But, like, now, that paired with
being in the experiment for so long

it's building up and it's, like,
got to the point

where she's starting
to take it out on me,

being real snappy
and stuff like that.

Everything that I try and bring up
or try and talk to her about

she shuts down
and shuts down the conversation.

She doesn't
wanna talk about these things.

Why not?
I dunno.

She's just, like, I don't know.

Maybe she knows
she's done the wrong thing,

and she'll, you know,

she'll try and get out of it by
just shutting down the conversation.

Well, you've just gotta say to her,
no, we're talking about it.

I'm just a little bit concerned.

I mean, there can
definitely be issues

and I think Eden's trying to hide
as much stuff as she possibly can.

In any relationship you wanna
be able to be yourself and...

and speak your mind, and be open,

so, when you can't do that
it dims your light.

So, yeah.

And then there was
the whole thing where...

Like, I do so much things for her

but she ended up turning around
and getting really angry

and blowing up and saying,

"Well, why don't you just
do something nice for me

"for once in your life?"

So, it was making it very hard
for me trying to deal with that.

I want to address the doubts,
fix it,

so that me and Eden
will stay strong for a long time.

Yeah. That's a hard position
to be in.

Yeah.

I know you're not me but man,

I would struggle if I
had a woman trying to control me.

Yeah.
I'd just...

I'd, yeah.
Yeah.

I'd be biting it now, straight away.

I think Jayden, he just needs
to nip it in the bud.

And yeah, sort it out quickly,
because

if I was being
controlled by a woman I would...

That'd be me (WHISTLES)
See you later.

Yeah. It's shitty but...

Mmm.

NARRATOR: Coming up...

LUCINDA: This whole experience
I haven't felt welcome.

I've tried my best.

But Tim, you haven't let me in.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

TIMOTHY: I don't know what you want.

I'm just... I can't.
There's too many words.

I've got nothing left.

NARRATOR: In Perth,

after receiving the seal of approval

from best friend Mackenzie
yesterday, Lauren and Jonathan

are waking up feeling much closer
in their relationship.

Yes, we consummated the homestay.

It'd been a long, long while.

I think it'd been, like,
since the honeymoon.

(CHUCKLES)

LAUREN: Jono.
JONATHAN: Yo?

Lemon hat or Coopers hat?

I think the most
pivotal part of homestays

is obviously Jono meeting Mackenzie.

JONATHAN: I think the lemon hat.
The lemon hat?

The lemon hat's fun.

LAUREN: And her liking him and
giving him the tick of approval.

That's been really important

because it made me realise
that I have been hard on him.

I should probably
put my wedding ring on.

(CHUCKLES)

LAUREN: At the beginning
of the experiment

I just didn't think
that Jono and I were a good match

and so I just
wasn't making any kind of effort.

A lemon for a lemon.

But as time's gone on and we've
gotten to know each other more...

Ooh, look at the water!
It's amazing.

How good is it.

..I'm realising that, like,
Jono has all these amazing qualities

that I need in a person.

I need to cleanse my sins.
I need to baptise myself.

(LAUGHS)
I feel the ocean is good for that.

Yeah.
It can wash away anything.

Totally.

Yesterday Mackenzie
gave me the two thumbs up.

Yeah, things are going really well.

We're having fun, we're laughing.

We had a bit of a
cuddle in the water which was nice.

Homestays has
been really good for us.

We're becoming more affectionate.

I'm really happy.

(CHUCKLES)

This is gonna be so yummy.
Yeah, I know.

NARRATOR: Knowing that
the way to Lauren's heart

is through her stomach,

Jonathan wants to impress his wife
by showing of his culinary skills.

Oh, baby, look at that.
Yeah...

That gets me (BLEEP) horny.

(CHUCKLES)

JONATHAN: Lauren and I
are just really happy.

I feel closer to Lauren now
than I ever have.

I do really like her.

I've never been with a man
that can cook.

I've never been with a chick
who can cook.

Really?

Well, you've
found the love of your life.

(LAUGHS)

I just hope every day from now on

Lauren and I
just get a bit closer together.

I can see what the future looks like
so yeah, I'm really excited.

(CHUCKLES)

LAUREN: Mmm.
JONATHAN: Is it good?

It's really good.

I've had so much fun
in the last couple of days.

It's been good, hey.

It's been awesome.

As soon as I got here you just
looked beautiful and happy.

And just looked nice.

If we can
keep going in the same trajectory

I guess we'll become a lot closer.

(CHUCKLES)

One of my personalities could
come out and change their mind so...

Yeah.

It's been a really good homestay.

Like, we've really
enjoyed each other's company.

We've had no issues.

We've just been
getting along really well.

I like this one.

Whatever one this one is,
the last couple of days...

I don't know what this one is.
(LAUGHTER)

..if she can hang around a bit more.

At the rate I am now,
I want to stay together.

I'm realising that, like, I've got
someone that I need instead of want.

It's like now I'm interested in,
like, making it work.

There could be a future for us.

Imagine, like,
that's the rest of your life.

Well, it is 'cause you married me.

Suck shit.
(LAUGHS)

(TRAM BELL DINGS)

NARRATOR: In Melbourne,

despite his friends encouraging him
to open up yesterday,

Timothy is still not used to
having another person in his home.

And Lucinda is
feeling the distance between them.

I'm feeling for Tim.

I think he's having
a huge emotional release hangover,

a vulnerability hangover

for all that he's been processing
the last week or two.

And I'm just very wary.

Is there anything I can do, Tim?

And, you know,
I don't wanna poke the bear

because emotions and feelings
aren't his natural domain.

Nice to do a little tidy up
of the garden.

Yeah.

What happens when you go away, hey?

All your plants die.
Everything dies.

Aw.

How are you feeling?

I'm flat today.

(COUGHS)
Honestly?

Yeah, not good.

Homestays, from my understanding,
is supposed to be fun,

and you get to show your life
and be exciting.

Homestays, yeah,
it's just not comfortable for me.

What's going on?

Yeah, just feel flat.

What do you feel flat about?
Don't know.

Some mornings I just wanna
get up and just say nothing,

and I get in these moods
where I just need, I need my space.

And I don't even
have my space here now.

I think with the week of it
just being emotionally draining

and then coming back,

I do need a lot of alone,
like, alone time.

Sometimes I just wanna be,
you know, me and the dogs.

You know?
I get it.

They don't talk.
Yep.

(CHUCKLES)

It's really good
that you can articulate it

and this is what you're feeling,
and it's totally fine.

You've been really opening up
with vulnerability

and it's not your natural domain,
and that's exhausting...

Yeah.
And I get it. I do.

Yeah.

Clear your head a bit.
Just go for a walk. Yeah.

Yeah.
I just need to clear my...

Yeah.
Clear my head so...

Yeah.

Yeah. It's a bit,
it's a bit hard for him.

(DOOR SHUTS)

There's a part of me

that has been quite excited
the last couple of weeks,

oh, walls are coming down,
let's keep on that continuum.

But it's a little bit
of an accordion, you know?

Walls come down then, you know,
walls come up.

Tim is somebody that really
needs a lot of space to himself.

The best thing I can do is
just leave him be a bit today.

NARRATOR: As dusk
begins to settle...

(PHONE RINGS)

AUTOMATED VOICE: You have
reached the message bank of...

..Lucinda is home alone
in Timothy's apartment

while Timothy is out with a friend.

Tim said, "I'm just going
to go out for an hour."

It's been a FEW hours and
there's been no communication since.

Hanging out with a friend all night

really speaks volumes that it's
about him not wanting to see me.

Shane's words
keep ringing in my ear.

SHANE VOICE: What's worked for Tim
is he's a doter.

He loves to take care of.

He loves to be the protector.

LUCINDA: I don't see Tim
making much effort.

I do want to do my life
with somebody that is willing

and wanting to do their life
with me.

Cookie.

I wanted to come here
with all the love and joy

but being at homestay,
I'm feeling abandoned.

It is disappointing.

It feels like
he's a little bit put out

by me being here at the moment.

I just don't know
where to go from here.

(SUBDUED MUSIC)

NARRATOR: Last night,
Timothy returned home late

after catching up with a friend...

(EXHALES)

..despite telling Lucinda
he needed some time alone.

Last night I just felt
quite abandoned in his apartment

with his dogs.

I, yeah, it was disappointing.

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

In an effort
to talk things through with Timothy,

Lucinda has
organised a private picnic.

(FIRE CRACKLES)

Most of the homestay's
been pretty minimal chips.

Yeah.

With a dribbling of gravy,
like, just kind of sloppy drops,

and I haven't felt that welcomed.

Very sweet.

I haven't felt that
he's really wanted to be around me.

Cool. Cool.

Nice one.

I get the vibe
he really can't be bothered.

(CRUNCHING SOUND)

Um...

OK.

Obviously there's
something going on.

So, what's going on?

Last night you said to me,
"I'm going away for one hour,"

and you were back seven
or eight hours later, you know.

I felt hurt about that, Tim.

I just felt, sort of,
not communicated with.

And it was my understanding
you didn't want to see anybody.

And that's why I gave you the time
with the dogs. You know?

But it did... It just felt...

I didn't feel considered, you know,
in that.

Well, you know,
the way that I see homestays...

Mmm?

Is you, sort of, you come here
and come into...

..and see my life.
Mmm.

But when we got in,
we got into Melbourne,

I wasn't feeling good.

And that's fine.
I was drained.

It just felt
a little bit like a contradiction

because you said you
didn't want to see anybody

and you just really
wanted to be left alone.

You were feeling really low-energy

and I just wanted to support that,
all of that.

In this whole experience
I haven't felt welcome.

I've tried my best

to come into your world and get
to know you in all the ways.

But Tim, you haven't let me in.

I...

I've barely
been let into your world.

You've been giving me
this whole energy of,

I'm a hindrance to your space.

And I don't want to poke you
or ask too many questions

because I know you get sensitive
and the walls come up.

Like, sometimes
you're damned if you do

and you're damned if you don't
with you.

I told you I'm flat.
I told you last week.

And that's what I get so shitty at.

It's like, everyone wants you
to be all this emotional thing

but you don't want
the other side of it,

which is draining.

But Tim, these last two months,
you're often feeling flat or...

Like, I find you very moody,
generally.

And I get it's tough for you
but at the same time,

I need to have fun, enjoy.

Well then, you know what?
Then absolutely.

Then be free, and just be happy
because it ain't my life.

I've got problems.
I don't need to look for them.

I get that, Tim.
I'm not here to say...

I just don't think you do get it.
OK.

That's my thoughts.
OK.

I don't think you do.
I'm not into this emotional journey.

I didn't expect that I'd have

to go through all of that
on the experiment.

I didn't think
I'd have to dig that deep.

Lu's an emotional person.

She loves
talking about her feelings.

And digging into
all this emotional side,

it's confronting, it's...

It's just not comfortable for me.

(SOMBRE MUSIC)

I've got my own way
of dealing with stuff.

That's what I've been taught from,
yeah, a long time ago.

(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)

You know what? I should have
never dug into last week.

I'm actually...

Um, I'm just (BLEEP).

I don't know what you want.

I'm just... I can't...
There's too many words.

I just... I can't.

I don't know what else to do.

I don't know what to say.
I've got no words.

(TIM SIGHS)

Eugh! (BLEEP) me.

Eugh!

(DESOLATE MUSIC)

I've got nothing left.

I'm just over it.

LUCINDA: Hey, Tim.

It doesn't...
I just don't wanna (BLEEP) talk!

(BLEEP) me!

(FRAUGHT MUSIC)

TIMOTHY: (BLEEP) me.

I'm gonna catch an Uber. I'm going.

I'm out. I'm done.

(GENTLE MUSIC)

The Tinman is back.

Yep.

(EXHALES)

I think at the heart and soul of it,
emotional language is not Tim's jam.

He's sort of tried it on for size
and he's decided it's not for him.

I feel deeply for him
that he does not have the capacity.

Those gates around his heart
and soul,

it must be really lonely, you know?

And, like, what an ache.

(EMOTIONALLY)
Like, what a sad state of affairs.

I'm not angry. I'm not.

Am I disappointed?

Well, you know, maybe a little bit,
you know,

'cause I held hope in moments.

But I deserve better than this.
I do.

(PURPOSEFUL MUSIC)

I've worked very hard
to be the woman I am.

This is not what I want for me
in partnership.

I am not gonna superimpose myself

upon somebody
that doesn't want or celebrate me.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

I do adore Tim. I do, you know,
wish and hope for the best.

But what I'm getting
and what he's got to give,

respectfully, it's not for me.

I am defining what I want in my life

and it's very different to this.

I know what I've done.
I know what I've given.

I know I have done my best.

(BURST OF FRAUGHT MUSIC)

NARRATOR: Tomorrow night...

Tim called me.
He said, "Somebody rescue me."

(LAUGHS)

..homestays continue
and Tim's friend Ben is back.

SARA: He's just
incredibly inappropriate.

Why did you lie?
Um...

Did you think
you would get away with it?

I feel like I...

Why'd you flare your nostrils
when you said that?

I don't like
when you interrupt a story.

But will Ben's pot-stirring
derail Sara and Tim?

(CRYING)

We've spoken about this
so many times.

I've been trying so hard, Tim.

Oh, jeez.

(SIGHS)
Don't roll your eyes.

Is Ridge proving
too immature for Jade's family?

That's my biggest concern.

JACK: Five more.
Five?

Push, push, push.

Tori's visit to the Gold Coast
goes from bad...

I got the impression you're basic.
Yeah.

..to worse.

Anyone that makes their coffee order
their personality

is not my kind of person.

Um... No.

..as she comes face-to-face with
Jack's nearest and dearest...

clients.

I feel like when I come across
a girl that only has guy friends

it's usually because
they're sleeping with all the boys.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

TORI: Jack wasn't backing me up.

Right now I'm questioning
my relationship with Jack.

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