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Previously on the amazing race...

For the first time ever, 14 teams

began a race around the world.

Go!

In a season of surprises,

teams faced the first
ever fork in the road

two parallel races ending
with two eliminations.

On the lion dance route,
gamers Carson and Jack

had the right moves...

You are the first to complete

- the lion dance.
- Yes.

While brothers Nick and
Mike couldn't beat the beat.

Just speak to me,
please. I need your help.

- You got to wait for that beat.
- No, you don't wait for it.

I got to be ahead of it.

On the cantonese opera route,

married couple Alyssa and Josiah

struck the right note.

- You are the -first team to arrive here.
- Yes!

Frantic races to the pit
stop along both routes...

And we need to get our taxi.

They're... my god, they're out.

There's not stairs. We go
inside. Don't go down there.

Don't go down there,
mom. Don't go down, I said.

Led to eliminations of Mark and Larry...

You have been eliminated from the race.

- All right.
- We had a hell of a time.

And jackye and Lauren.

Thank you, Phil. It has
been an absolute honor.

Coming up tonight:

The intersection returns.
When teams pair up...

- We didn't know they were here.
- The drama, the drama.

- They've already paired up.
- And now we wait.

The fallout shakes up the race.

I'm just overwhelmed.

- Okay, here we go!
- All right, let's do it.

- Fly to Osaka, Japan.
- My god!

All teams will fly from Hong Kong

1,500 miles north to Osaka, Japan

a city that combines
cutting-edge technology

with its rich history, including

this 400-year-old canal.

Today, teams will go on

an expedia inspired adventure,

taking part in traditional

and authentic experiences
just like those found

on the expedia app.

Sometime during this leg of the race,

teams will encounter
a classic decision point.

The intersection.

- Okay. Let's go.
- Okay.

Okay, bye, Hong Kong!

There's a taxi over there.

Hello. Skywards travel crocodile center.

Thank you. Xiè xi.

We are going to find the
skywards travel, center.

- And...
- The travel agency.

The travel agency. Where we're going to

book a flight to Osaka, Japan.

We grew up together.

We were the first people
to come out to each other.

We say that we are,
like, platonic soulmates.

- You were like my brother, for real.
- Yeah.

We are huge nerds.
We play these heroes.

We're defeating evil,
we're defeating beasts.

We are, like, all-powerful, sort of.

Now we're, like...

It's our opportunity to feel like

we really are the heroes this time.

Fly to Osaka, Japan!

Let's go, let's go, let's go, go, go, go.

Taxi. Hi.

We are leaving in second

and we feel really good about it.

Crocodile center.

I'm very serious and
take things very seriously,

and he reminds me to
lighten up a little bit. Yeah.

And make the best of
a bad situation, and

yeah,

but I'd rather just be angry.

There have to be better flights.

Fly to Osaka, Japan. Let's go.

- Let's get there first.
- Let's get a taxi.

I was a Chicago police officer for

32 amazing years.

Growing up, I definitely saw my dad

as a more authoritarian figure.

Skywards travel. Crocodile center.

These days, though, I do feel

a little more comfortable in that, like,

friendship arena. But
there's still ways to go.

Let's go. Thank you.

I didn't experience

what Bridget is-is
experienced from a father.

So, I have to be able

to put my foot down when
times to put the foot down,

but I also have to know
when to be her "friend."

But I'm still her dad.

You taught me to rap when I was little.

Taxi...

Hi.

Today we are super excited
to be at the top of the pack.

Skywards travel? Yep.

Let's give him a couple of options.

Would it just be easier
if we just did the tower?

Yes. Here.

- Okay.
- Okay?

I think it's that one.

Skywards travel.

Okay, let's try it, then.

- Okay, okay.
- Okay. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

We've been friends for seven years.

We fight outside of the race...

- All the time.
- All the time.

We're like a married couple
that probably should be divorced.

But at the end of the day,
we have the same goal.

We love each other.

We wouldn't get to that level

if we didn't have love for each other.

I'm so excited.

I can't believe I finally
get to go to Japan.

What a friggin' dream.

Thank you, thank you.

- Ready? Let's go.
- Here we go.

Excuse me.

There it is!

Thirteenth floor.

Hello.

- In here.
- Right there,

- crocodile center, yeah.
- Crocodile cen

- perfect, yes.
- Perfect.

- Travel 360 skyward.
- Okay. Unit 14.

So 16, 18... 14!

- Yes. Hi.
- Hi, there.

- Hello there. -Hi.
- Hi.

- How are you?
- Yeah, fine, thank you.

Good. We are looking

for the fastest arriving flight

- to Osaka, Japan.
- Osaka, Japan.

Thirteenth floor.

How cool is this?

Yeah.

- Are there any other non-direct flights?
- I... okay.

Yeah, non-direct flight, yes.

6:05 A.M.

Let's do that one.

It's obviously a risk with a connection,

but I think it's a risk worth taking.

- Thirty minutes is huge.
- I think so, too.

- This is three... 14.14?
- Travel... 14. That's it,

right there, right there,
right there, right there.

Fourteen.

- Hey, guys.
- What's up?!

Funny running into you here.

So, we started out with,
literally, like, a minute

ahead of sixth and seventh.

So, we're all in a tight pack right now.

To be honest, we'll be
happy with anything but last.

- Our goal is to just take it...
- no, yeah, no.

Top half of the pack. Top half of the pack.

All right.

- Japan. I... it's like...
- Japan.

- It's, like, it's another level.
- My gosh.

Another level.

Holy moly, babe. Did you ever
think we'd be going to Japan?

- No.
- During last leg,

we lost a bit of our lead
and made a couple mistakes,

so we definitely learned a lot from it.

But today is actually our
seventh anniversary, so

we're just hoping to run
a really smart race today.

We're trying to... Keep
our energy up just so that

we can hopefully crawl back to the top.

Taiwan. Yeah. To Osaka.

- Perfect.
- This is... kansai is in Osaka?

Kansai airport. Yeah, kansai airport.

- Hi!
- Hi, guys!

- The same to...
- Same place?

- Yeah, same place.
- Okay.

- To the airport.
- Hong Kong airport.

Hong Kong airport.

We're in a competition, a race.

A race.

- Okay.
- Yes.

- Thirteenth floor.
- Come on.

I hope we went to the right one.

It's to the right. Okay.

Is that it? It says "travel." I can't see.

- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
- Yes.

But are we supposed to be here?

We're in the crocodile center.

Do you know how...
Can you direct me here?

We're trying to find this
travel agency right now, and

I don't think this is it.

All right, well, we got to
get somebody's phone, Mike.

Can we look this place
up on your phone?

- Yeah, sure.
- Okay. Thank you. - Thank you.

- This is not it, right here?
- No.

All right.

Not sure how that
happened, but it's okay.

Hi. Can you take us here?

I'm trying

just to not let my energy
go the opposite way.

And right now, I need
to feed into her energy

because I need to...
I'm a little discouraged.

They took us to the wrong plac.

They took us to another skywards travel

that was not in crocodile center.

Over here. Yep.

- Thank you. Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

- Can we do exact same?
- Same?

There's the girls.

- Hi.
- It's that way?

- Okay.
- Okay. Thank you.

We're going to Japan.
Yes. I'm so excited.

Lori and I both served
missions for our church.

We went to the
missionary training center,

and that's where we
met, during a class there.

Well, it was before email.

So that's why I think we wrote

handwritten letters back and forth.

She was experiencing
some of the same struggles.

So being able to, like,

have somebody that was supporting you,

writing to you, encouraging
you, was just huge.

This is right in our
wheelhouse. Osaka, Japan.

My goodness.

Pops has never been to Japan.

Pops has never left
further than the Caribbean.

So you're gonna hear me
say "pops has never been"

before probably everywhere
that we go in this race.

Thank you so much.

If you could get there as fast as possible,

that would be great, too.

We are currently leaving
last, but we feel okay.

It's a new day.

- It's a new day...
- We're going to a new country.

- We're still going.
- And, so... We're in it.

- Thank you.
- Okay.

We made it.

Hopefully. Let's go.

Going up there.

- Wait, Bernie.
- I know.

I'm just saying we're going up there.

What is the direct flight to Osaka?

I agree.

- Can-can we book this flight?
- Okay.

Two. Yeah.

Thank you so much. Have a good night.

Unit 14.

Yeah, you don't see all the teams?

Yes. Bernie.

- Yeah. Thank you.
- Thank you.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you so much.

- You're welcome.
- Appreciate you. Thank you.

Okay, yeah. Thank
you so much. Perfect.

Let's go.

- Here.
- Really?

- Yes.
- Okay, perfect.

So the earlier flight is fully booked now?

Yeah, it's fully booked.

We just missed the
flight that lands at 6:35.

- So now we got to...
- We'll be there at 7:55.

7:55.

Okay. So we just found out
that the second fastest flight

on cathay pacific is now filled up.

So it sounds like the last four
teams that are here right now

are all gonna be on this flight
that lands in Osaka, Japan

at 7:55 A.M., so...

We'll be an hour behind everybody.

- Be about an hour behin.
- Yeah.

- What a bummer.
- I know.

Boarding time is 8:45.

Thank you very much. Have a great day.

How can I help you?

We're just checking in for our flight.

- We are in.
- Japan, here we come.

Hong Kong. It's been real.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Okay. Hold this.

Ooh.

I just want to see Osaka.

- I know it's gonna be gorgeous, so...
- So exciting.

Let's go. Japan, here we come.

We want to ask the first agency we find.

No, let's look first, right?

Let's look first, right?

No, let's just talk to somebody.

So we're at the cathay pacific desk,

trying to see if we can get
on that second flight now.

I mean, are you able to
look for, like, a standby?

Can you get me on the flight?

Look, they're looking to
see if they can get flights.

Let's go look.

Okay, so I'm gonna let
you lead and make a choice.

- Okay.
- 'Cause I'm not making the right ones.

There's no economy left?

- There's nothing just economy?
- No.

- Okay.
- Okay, thank you.

There's no seats on this flight.

Okay.

So we're gonna stick
with our flight that we got

- and go-go through security.
- Yeah.

- It's gonna work, it's gonna work, guys.
- Right.

It's up to you.

You have no input?

I told you my input.

What was your input?

I don't feel like...

Like, every time I have something,

there's pushback, and
we go a different route,

and then we go back to my route.

Okay, so you just want to get our...

Check our bags and... or get
our boarding passes and go?

- Yeah.
- Okay, let's go.

Failed.

- The girls left.
- They gave up?

Yeah. I mean, we have nothing but time.

We're on a 3:00 flight.

God, please let us get on this flight.

Seeing that my mom is 65 now,

we have to work smarter, not harder.

The amazing race isn't
just about athleticism.

It's a lot about strategy,
making the right decisions.

Lori and Scott, Bernie and car
rig a in decided to walk away.

And Jeff and I just stayed
thee and kept brainstorming.

And we're like, "we're
gonna find a yes somehow."

We'll be able to get on it?

- And it's economy, right?
- Yes.

Jeff and I worked some magic,
and it worked out well for us.

Thank you so much for doing this.

- Osaka.
- Here we go.

I'm gonna grab my eye mask. Okay.

Try to get some sleep.

- Osaka.
- Osaka, Japan.

We made it.

It was a great feeling that we persevered.

It was good for us to
think we had a little bit

of a leeway now to...

- Start in Japan.
- Start in Japan

- with a little bit fresher...
- Yeah. -Outlook.

Sometimes it just feels like
you're just stringing me along

because you need me to be here,

because you need, like, another person.

The thing about Bernie is that she has

this very strong warrior energ.

I'm a little bit more silent, but I still

have that very strong, stubborn energy.

We can really harness
it, and it can go well for us,

but there are times
where it bumps heads.

But, like, it doesn't matter
what I want or what I say

or what my thought process is,

because this is what you'd rather do.

There's so much on the line.

We both have risked so much to be here.

For me, I just felt like I
was getting bulldozed.

I had to act fast.

- I will answer any questions.
- I want us to work together.

That is working together.

- No, it's not.
- What I'm doing isn't working.

You're not happy with
the way I'm handling things.

They seem to be
disagreeing on something.

I don't know the details.

If I see something
that we're doing wrong,

I'm gonna voice it.

I'm not trying to lose.

I don't lose. I win.

- So I'm not gonna just let us lose.
- We win by being a team.

- We win by being partners.
- So I'm going to let you lead.

What strengths do I have,
Bernie? 'Cause you're stronger.

You're better than me at... everything.

I think I'm better than everybody here.

I did not leave everything behind to lose.

Take the lead for this leg.
If you don't want to do it,

we're gonna keep going
the way we're going.

And it's not gonna
work for either one of us.

We're gonna keep bumping
heads, we're gonna keep apologizing,

and it's not gonna be fun for anybody.

All right.

Last flight. There's just two of us.

We know that we're towards the bottom

of the pack right now, but
we are okay and confident

that we're gonna catch up.

Good night.

All teams are now
flying to Osaka, Japan.

When they land, they
must make their way

to the tsutenkaku tower,
in the heart of the city,

to get their next clue.

All right, let's go.

- 'Kay, babe. Go.
- Go out, go out, go out.

- All right, look for a taxi, dad.
- Okay. Let's go.

Over there. Come on. Taxi's up here.

- Dad, dad, this way.
- Just go get it, Bridget.

- "Tenaku" tower.
- Tsutenkaku. Tsutenkaku.

- Tsutenkaku? Great.
- Yes.

- Can we take you?
- Can we get in?

Good luck, guys. We'll see you there.

Just one. Just one. One.

Tower? You got it? Okay.

Yeah.

Yes, Carson.

- Here we go.
- Go, go, go.

Push, push, push, push, push. Go.

Taxi?

No one is taking a taxi from us right now.

- We're going to...
- Wait.

- Tsutenkaku tower. Thank you.
- Yes. Thank you so much.

We made the right move.
We made the right move.

My gosh.

And we got some teams
behind us here, so...

It looks like we're in the lead.

There's other teams trying to catch us,

but we're gonna win today.

- You know this tower, right?
- Yeah.

In the car.

- Tsutenkaku tower.
- Yes. Yes. -It's a race.

Fast. Fast. Fast.

It's a race. We need
to go fast, it's a race.

- We're racing. Go ahead.
- We're racing.

We're in a race. Okay.

This is it? Okay.

Thank you.

All right. Let's get it.

Got to find it.

- Where's it at, Bridget?
- I think it's this.

We just need to find the clue.

Right there. Come on.

I see it. Here we go.

Okay.

Route info.

"Take a taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue.

Intersection ahead."

It's time for the return

of an amazing race classic:

The intersection.

When teams arrive
here, they must pair up

to complete the next challenge.

However, any decision made to pair up

must be mutually agreed upon.

Yes. Thank you.

- Hi.
- Hi. Thank you.

Namba hatch?

- Namba hatch. Okay.
- Okay.

Tsutenkaku.

- Here.
- Right up here.

Okay, perfect. Perfect, perfect, perfect.

Thank you. And we'll get out right here.

- Run.
- Sasaki-San.

Brett, come on. Run.

- Okay. Route info.
- Route info.

"Take a taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue.

Intersection ahead."

We'll see you there. Come on.

Namba hatch.

- Intersection ahead."
- "Intersection ahead."

Yes.

That was a terrible high five.

There we go.

- Go faster.
- Gosh.

Okay. Taxi, taxi.

Cars. Taxi, right here.

Here you go. To tsutenkaku tower.

Thank you.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Marked stairs.

Up here.

Clue box.

Intersection.

These seasons of surprises
will give you a heart attack,

because now we're at the mercy

- whoever shows up now.
- Whoever shows up.

So, there's the hatch.

Perfect. Thank you.

"Intersection ahead."!

Here. They're here.

Yes!

Yeah. That's what we talking about.

- The boys are right behind us.
- Go. Rip and read. Let's go.

Okay. Intersection.

My god. No.

- Boys.
- I'm so sorry.

The drama, the drama,

- the drama, the drama.
- We didn't know they were here.

So, we agreed that it'd
be the first two teams here.

Yeah.

Okay. Intersection.

- Intersection. Roadblock.
- Okay.

"Who's ready to beat the competition?"

- I'll beat the competition.
- Okay.

- Let's do it.
- We-we got it.

- We got it. We got it.
- We got it.

- All right, let's do it.
- We got it.

"Get ready for an expedia experience."

Two people from two different teams

must now work together
to complete this roadblock.

Taiko drummers have been using

these powerful instruments

for more than 12,000 years.

To complete this roadblock,
our newly-formed pairs

must learn and perform this complicated

percussion pattern.

Once the taiko master
feels they're in sync

for the entire routine, they can return

to their original teammates
and continue racing.

- Yeah!
- Let's go!

- Let's go!
- Let's go.

And now we wait.

I see it. I see it. Hurry.

- Hurry, babe, hurry.
- Okay.

Okay, route info. "Take
a taxi to namba hatch."

- "- Intersection ahead."
- Ooh!

Thank you for waiting.

Yes.

- Look how cool.
- Wow.

- You all look so good.
- Y'all look so intimidating.

- Okay, who do we want?
- Look like you're waiting on us.

Thank you, guys. You
guys look amazing.

Thank you.

- Let's do this.
- Okay.

Yeah. They'll tell us.

Yes. Wow. All right.

- Gosh.
- Look how cool.

That's where we're gonna
be. These two front ones.

- Right here.
- Yeah.

Wow.

- Wow. Yeah.
- You got this.

I can't wait.

One, two, three, four.

One second. So, these notes
on the top are the right hands,

and these on the
bottom are the left hands.

Good catch.

I used to be in band. I
know how to read music.

I was in marching band.

I know how,

like, you know, rhythms go, and I dance.

I looked at the board and I
knew exactly what the song was.

Do we see that inside or no?

- No, no, no.
- Okay.

Oof.

We got this.

"Take a taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue.

"Intersection ahead." Okay, let's go.

Route info.

"Take a taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue."

Hatch Plaza. Okay.

- Let's think about this.
- Okay.

Let's think about this.

- Hi. Can we get back in?
- Thank you.

"Take a taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue."

- Nine minutes.
- Here you go.

- Arigato.
- Thank you. Arigato, a rig a to.

Orange stayed with
their taxi and so did black.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Okay. Route info.

"Take a taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue."

"Intersection ahead."

This is so insane.

It's so beautiful.

I'm feeling a little far from the box.

- Okay. Listen...
- Does that...

- Guys, work with us, work with us.
- Work with us? Yay!

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

This way, this way, this way.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

"Intersection."

- Do it.
- Should we do it together?

We are officially... I'm gonna do this one.

- "Who's ready to beat the competition?"
- Okay.

- I'll take this one.
- We're hearing drums.

- "Get ready for an expedia experience."
- Ooh!

"Together with your intersection partner,

"learn how to play the
taiko drums." My god!

- Let's do it. All right.
- Let's go!

- Up we go to the floor.
- Fifth floor. -Fifth floor.

Okay. We'll do you.

Music is my thing. It's what gives me

joy and happiness.

I grew up around music. Mom
put me in piano lessons very early.

Music is such a huge part of who I am.

- Yes! Word!
- So cool!

- Rock it out. -All right, you guys.
- Is that you?

Yeah. Let's do it.

That was, like, awe-inspiring.

- Yeah. Powerful. Powerful.
- Yeah.

- Did the other team make an attempt? Okay.
- I don't know yet.

I'm sorry.

It became very apparent very quickly

that Ernest was not going
to have such an easy time.

I was like,

"I can tell that you don't
know what the rhythm is."

This section, you're starting
to do some weird stuff.

I don't know what the hell I'm doing.

So I started to feel like

we are going to have a hard time.

Why?! We just... We
had a lead, and we blew it.

Can you stop with that? Let's just play.

Okay. What do you want to do?

Find a taxi. That's what I want to do.

Holden and I haven't really spent time

with each other since...

- Seven years?
- Yeah, since I was, like, 14.

We both really want to win.

Number two does not
sit well in my stomach.

But I really think that we're
gonna be our own biggest enemy.

Like, can han and Holden
not sabotage han and Holden?

This is killing me, this is k... I don't...

Hey, can you relax? We're
fine. We're fine. Okay?

There we go. All right.

"Intersection."

- We're in it together? Hi!
- Let's do it. Let's go.

- Here. Rip that.
- Okay, here we go.

It's over here.

- You want to do it?
- No. You got it.

- No? Me?
- Let me just get it.

- Okay. Me, me.
- Okay.

"Get ready for an expedia experience."

"Intersection."

- They've already paired up?
- I think so.

Japan. Japan. We're
playing drums! Let's go.

- All right, han and Holden, where you at?
- Okay.

Right. Let's go!

Ooh, I see a taxi.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Calm Patience. "Nambo."

Hi.

Yes.

Come on, han and Holden.
We're waiting on you.

It's okay. It's okay. They'll get here.

Somebody will get here.

Come on, pops. It's pop and Jeff.

Let's go! Let's go!

- Let's do it.
- All right.

"Who's ready to beat
the competition?" I am.

- You got this? Okay.
- That's gonna be me.

- Let's go.
- Let's go.

- Fifth floor.
- Pace ourselves, Jeff.

Two at a time.

- We're not lumberjacks.
- Right.

Right here. Okay.

- Hi. You're here.
- Should we just pair up?

- Hey. Yeah, you guys want to pair?
- That's fine.

Roadblock. "Who's ready
to beat the competition?"

- I will do it. You're gonna do it? Okay.
- And I will do it. Yes.

Let's just try it again from
one, two and three first.

We immediately
thought, "let's chunk this."

There was a part in the middle
where you're just repeating bak

what the performing
drummers are doing.

It was super simple. You're
just copying their beat.

That left a top chunk and a
bottom chunk to memorize.

One. Go.

You count us, you
count us, you count us.

Look, it's right there.

"Take the taxi to namba
hatch to find your next clue."

- Here, here.
- Here we go, baby, here we go.

Do you know how to get there?

"Intersection ahead."

- Okay.
- You read the extra stuff.

Let's get back in our taxi?

Rest. Okay.

- One more, then we try it.
- One more, we'll try it.

The practice area was chaotic.

It was like what I imagined

Scott and Lori's home to be like.

Just dozens of children banging on

bing... bongo drums.

I'm like, "my god."

- Let's hear it!
- Yeah!

- Come on!
- Rock out!

Come on. That's my best friend!

- Ready?
- We got this. Big smiles.

Okay, that... It was
overwhelming, a little bit.

There was so much
more power in the room.

And we also hadn't practiced
with other people, really.

So it definitely was nerve-racking.

Okay.

There it is.

"Who's ready to beat the competition?"

- I'll do it. -Me or you?
- You.

- Okay. Let's go!
- Okay. Let's go.

There's gonna be a team that's stuck.

Yeah!

Yeah!

No. No, no. Come on,
we go back. Come on.

One, two, three, four. One and... yeah!

We get to the intersection.

Everyone was still there.

Like, this was, in a way, a
reset for the whole race for u.

And I'm, like, "Bernie, we got this."

"We're gonna rock this challenge.

Let's go do this."

Make up some places right here.

- Yes.
- We got this down.

One, two, three.

There it is.

Two.

Three.

One, two, three, four, there we go.

Yeah!

Please, please, please, please, please.

Yeah!

Yeah, baby!

Okay. Great job.

You guys, kill it.

Good job, you guys.

Route info.

"Your intersection has ended.

Make your way on
foot to dotonbori bridge."

Dotonbori. I know where that I.

- Okay.
- That was so fun.

That was absolutely awesome, man.

I'm gonna remember that forever.

I'm memory master when it comes

to memorizing stuff quickly.

And I have a lot of music experience.

I know how to read notes.

- Master.
- Master.

Us together.

Totally, like, went into dad mode

where I realized like, "I've got this."

So I start pointing out to Bernie details

that she didn't see.

And I think it helped her recognize

that, "hey, this guy's

somebody I can lean on heavily."

One more practice, and we're going in.

Two. One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.

One, two... what?

Yeah!

- Yeah!
- Yeah! Let's go!

We just nailed that. Let's go.

Please?

Let's go.

Yeah!

Let's go! Let's go!

Mike and I doing it together... it was

probably the best decision of the day.

Route info.

Working together with them
was awesome, and now I feel lie

we're really bonded with them after that.

- Yo, you guys want to go together?
- You guys want to

- do this together?
- Yeah, let's do it. -Let's do this.

There it is. It's right there.

- Yes.
- My god.

Okay.

Detour.

"Mochi or mawashi?"

It's hard to imagine a more
physically demanding way

of making dessert.

Mochi is made by
pulverizing steamed rice

into a sticky dough.

This beloved confection is used

to wrap both savory and sweet treats,

including ice cream.

Teams need to pound
out enough mochigome

to make 12 mochi bowls

to the satisfaction of the mochi master.

Okay.

Japan's national sport, sumo,

is steeped in tradition,
from the sacred Clay ring

to the mawashi, a
19-foot-long piece of canvas

that has to be perfectly wrappd

before a wrestler can compete.

Putting one on is a
two-person job, and something

teams must do to complete this detour.

I think mawashi. I know mochi.

That pound... That hammer is so tough.

Okay, I trust you. Let's go.

- Mawashi sounds quick.
- Okay.

Let's get a taxi.

Ohama daishin arena.

- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
- Yes, okay.

- Hi. Hi.
- Hi? Hi, hi, hi. Okay, let's go.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three. One, two, three.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three.

I struggled on the stage multiple times.

We went from the top, and
we were slowly dropping down.

I felt really bad.

I love you.

Love you too.

Difficult to watch him struggle

and not be able to do anything about it.

And the added pressure
with it being with another team.

So, it's just a lot right now.

I see it.

- Any clues in there?
- Dope, dope, dope.

- Sumo. Sumo.
- Sumo.

- All right?
- Got to do the sumo wrestling.

- All right.
- For the love of god.

Wrestling is, like, my favorite sport.

I started doing martial
arts when I was five.

As soon as we read "sumo,"

like, I couldn't get the
smile off of my face.

Getting in the ring with a sumo
wrestler is my dream in life.

We're gonna finally try our first try.

We're gonna try the first try.

- Yes? - Yes, yes, yes!
- Arigato.

Come on, come on.

- Yeah! -Yeah! Yeah!
- Yeah! Yeah!

Thank you! Arigato, a rig a to, a rig a to!

- First try!
- Great job!

Let's go!

- Good job.
- Thank you so much.

We're the only team
to get it on the first try.

My gosh.

It felt so good.

Coming in completely last,

and now being at the top of the pack

it gave us that energy that we needed

to go into the next detour.

You rocked it.

Okay, dome's right there.

- See the marker?
- Yes.

Yeah. Down, down,
down, down, down, down.

My gosh.

He's doing it. He's doing it.

- Leotards first.
- Yeah.

Arigato gozaimasu.

Okay, down here.

- Okay, let's go right here.
- It's just choreography.

- No, face.
- Up to the neckline.

I hold it with my left hand?

- No. The left hand. Right there.
- Yeah.

I'm turning over my right shoulder.

Okay. Hold on, hold on.

This fabric was so heavy.

It was like a, like, really heavy canvas.

It's really hard to
mold it differently, and...

It was just really hard
to work with it. Yeah.

It was very difficult, so
I was literally sweating,

- trying to get this thing around Jonathan.
- Yeah, yeah.

I'm skinnier than him,
so we're have more slack,

- so, go all the way under.
- I see. I see.

All the way under.

I do love the routine
that they had in place.

- Let me know what's on your front. Sit?
- And squat.

And he had to, like, a deep squat

to the point where, like,

he was, like, getting a wedgie.

Just tie it off, and then, we're done.

- You fold up. Did you get that?
- Not really, but

do you want to just try
while we're watching?

- I do, yeah.
- Okay.

Turn, turn, turn. You
have to do like... like that.

That's right, 'cause it
doesn't go straight up.

- Yeah. Okay.
- Yup.

Okay. Go ahead. Two turns. One.

I think once you're all the way around

which might take a while
because you're, skinny...

Make it tight, make it tight.
It looks like I have a wedgie.

I think it's just slack 'cause
you're skinny, so I don't know.

- Let's see if we get approved like this.
- Okay. Okay.

Can we get a check?

Okay.

Under, out and wider here.

- Wider on the crotch?
- Okay. Okay. Yup.

- Yes!
- All right, everyone, let's do this!

- My goodness.
- You read it.

We wrestle. Yeah. Mawashi.

- Mawashi.
- We're doing mawashi.

- Mawashi's easy.
- Okay.

- Ready?
- It's on. Give it to me. Deep, deep, deep.

Good.

That was a sumo squat, wasn't it?

- Potentially?
- Okay, you want me to try you?

Sure.

- Konnichiwa.
- Konnichiwa.

Let's go.

Damn!

- Hey, guys. -Hi.
- Hello.

See, look, it's a memory thing.

So we're gonna go in
sync with them -yeah?

And not get it right,

but we're gonna learn from
the mistakes that we make.

- Yes! Yes!
- Yes! That was great!

Yeah! Yes!

- Yeah.
- Yes. Yeah, I told you.

We got it! Come on.

- Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do.
- One, two. Boom. Ha.

I started feeling really
hopeless, and I felt

bad because I wanted
to keep supporting him,

but, like, I needed support.

That's right.

One, two, three. One
and two and three...

- Yes.
- Good job, guys.

Let's go.

- We need to ask for directions.
- Yeah, yeah.

On foot, so look for a bridge.

Yes!

Come on.

I can never hide what's on my face.

I started feeling really hopeless.

I hate that we're doing this to them.

You're... Just foc... just focus.

- Think about what you have to do.
- I know, but I feel bad.

They were in a great
position. They joined us.

Yeah.

I felt really bad.

I'm not mad at Ernest.

I'm just overwhelmed by this situation.

That's the other hard part
about doing an intersection is

I don't know Ernest, so I don't know

how to motivate him, I don't
know how to speak to him.

I don't know what his
strengths and weaknesses are.

I've tried every Avenue
I can think of to fix it,

and I haven't figured out a way to fix it.

And then I start to think, lik,

maybe there's not a way.

You're doing everything you can.

You're being so, so, so patient.

I had to dig deep
within to motivate myself.

I didn't want to let my bubblegum down.

She knows my character,
that I-I don't give up.

If it take a month or two
year, I'm gonna get it.

- Yup.
- Okay.

- All right.
- Okay. Okay.

- You want to do mochi?
- Yeah.

What you think? We
got to make a choice.

Mochi.

There's taxis right here.

All right, let's do mawashi.

We're doing mawashi.

It's gonna be harder.

The rice might be,
like, temperature-wise.

And this is just paying
attention to detail.

So we are gonna choose the mawashi.

My gosh. This fabric
is so hard to work with.

- Okay. Okay.
- Great.

- Now let's... redo. Yeah.
- Redo completely.

Here we go. I think you got it. Let's go.

- Let's get a check.
- All right.

Turn around there. Turn around.

My gosh. We did it.

We did it. Let's go, baby. Let's go.

- We get a clue?
- Yes.

- But what do we do?
- Challenge.

- Challenge?
- Yes.

- You?
- Yes.

Okay. What do we do?

Yes.

I thought he would just hand us our clue,

- yes.
- But instead he, like,

starts beating at his chest,
and he gets in this position,

and he's saying, "come. Come
get me. Come take me on."

I was like, "no way."

My god. This is gonna be amazing.

Hey. Just come. Come on.

Hey.

My god, he's...

- Hey. Come on, come on.
- My god, he's...

This man was built like a tank.

I was just using every bit of my body

to push up against him
and get him out of the ring.

My god.

My god.

My gosh.

- Yeah.
- Thank you so much.

This is so cool.

I got to actually wrestle a sumo wrestler

in Osaka, Japan.

- Okay. Route info.
- Route info.

"Race to the pit stop."

Tahoto pagoda is situated
in this serene garden,

where spirituality meets tranquility.

Visitors here buy these lucky charms

daruma... for winner's good luck.

Luck is something one
team will be blessed with

when they arrive here at the pit stop.

However, the last team

to arrive here will have no luck at all

and will be eliminated.

"The last team to... Will be eliminated."

- "The last..."
- Okay. Let's get a taxi. Let's go.

Fast, fast, fast!

- Hodoji temple.
- Temple? Yes. - Yeah.

I think we're currently

in first, but I don't know
how much of a lead we have.

I know.

The dome. Dome.

Tighter.

Should switch. Turn around.

No good.

No good back. Okay.

All right. Yeah.

- Too long?
- Too long.

Do you want to watch again or
you want... you feel you got it?

I'm feeling pretty confident about it.

This is similar to when I was
on the Cambodian dance troupe.

I've done the traditional
Cambodian danc.

They put a similar wrap on
us, and it's a little intricate.

I knew that there was
gonna be small details

in the wrap like that.

I watched the demo once.

I'm doing it right. I have it.

So this part should be
nice and flat and open.

- Where's your navel?
- This makes me...

Okay, cool.

Okay. How about you do me first?

Okay.

Watching that and then
particularly the very end,

I think, was huge because
that was probably where a lot

of the other teams were getting stuck on.

Yes.

Scott watched it one
time, wrapped me up.

Go lower. Get my fat roll.

And I was like, "if we can get this"

"on the first try again, like,

we got a chance of
making an impact here."

So.

Yes. Back.

- No good.
- Scott.

Hey, Scott, you're no good.

Tail all the way through.

- Out. Okay.
- Perfect.

- Thank you. Thank you.
- Yes. Thank you.

Let's go.

- Yeah!
- Yeah.

- Come on, dad!
- Yes! Yeah!

Thank you. Thank you,
thank you, thank you.

Thank you, thank you.

- Thank you.
- You guys rock.

Arigato. Arigato.

Thank you.

All right, let's go.

"Make your way on
foot to dotonbori bridge

and search for your next clue."

- All right.
- All right.

You did good. You didn't give up.

No, no. We're never...
Never gonna give up.

Ready?

Okay, I fixed him.

- Good, good.
- Yeah.

- Yeah!
- Yeah!

- My god.
- Wow.

We got to move.

My gosh. I'm so scared.

Gosh. I don't like this.

Geez.

My gosh!

My gosh.

At one point, I got under his arm.

I was like, "we're
actually moving this go."

"Like, we could get this guy
out of the ring." And we did.

First time touching a
sumo wrestler's butt.

- Thank you.
- Thank you. Thank you.

Arigato. Arigato.

"Race to the pit stop.

- "- Make your way by taxi."
- My gosh.

Let's go. We got to find a taxi.

- Yeah? -Yeah.
- Hodoji temple? Yes?

There it is.

Go, go, go.

I see them. They're running. Let's go.

- Try sumos? That's just rice.
- Sure. Let's mawashi.

Taxi. Where we get the taxi?

- Get inside.
- Yes.

Detour. Okay.

So we're going to do mawashi.

Let's go.

If you and I had that challenge,

we would have been
out of there in 20 minutes.

Yes, I agree.

This is just rough.

- Let's just have fun.
- I'm good.

I just feel bad. I don't
want to let you down.

You're not letting me down.

You never know what
happens in this race.

We got it, Holden. Come on.

Yeah.

This is my dream.

I'm excited. I love sumo.

- He's a wrestler.
- Yeah.

I couldn't wait for the sumo.

It was just so cool. He's a huge man.

Thank you for not breaking me.

- Arigato "gomosa.". Thank you.
- Thank you.

- We made it, y'all.
- We made it, yeah.

I see the arrow.

Arigato.

The teams are just up here.

- Here.
- Right there.

All right. Mochi balls.

They're doing it right now.

They doing a demonstration.

Let's pick our station.

Go ahead. You pick it,

- and I'll just start watching.
- Okay.

Okay, the rice is right
here. Let's just join 'em.

We're gonna switch to the
rice and go with pops and Jeff.

- This looks simple enough so far.
- So far.

Making the mochi,

basically, we were making it from rice.

And then we had to
use a little bit of water

and pound it out.

- It's really sticky.
- Yeah. Wow.

Really paid attention

to how they were pounding the rice,

what consistency they were getting it,

when they were dipping their hands

in the hot water to moisten
it, to, like, make it smooth.

- That's really turning into something.
- Yeah.

You got to make 12 balls out of this here.

Wow. And then you roll it,

and then we were able
to see demonstrations

of making the mochi
balls. They're not that big.

- This first.
- Smash it.

Yup.

Feel like this one was made for us, pops.

Yup.

It's the lumberjack challenge.

- Let's get it.
- Okay.

Being a lumberjack, we
climb trees, trim trees,

prune trees, remove trees.

And sometimes, we split wood.

Growing up, I watched him do I.

I was probably about

seven or eight years old when
he first handed me a chain saw.

When Jeff was born,

I knew then my friend
was born right there.

I always wanted him to be bettr

and have more and
do more, and actually,

the amazing race is
like a dream come true.

Whoa. Hammering
is clearly not my thing.

Lumberjack Jeff's over there,
like, hammering full swings,

and I'm just like, "yeah."

It was so hard.

Wash your hands.

- You got to watch me and my head.
- I will.

- That looks good, too.
- Yeah, perfect. Perfect. Okay.

I think it's just... Maybe. We'll see.

Ooh, this one's tight.

- Well?
- Kudasai, kudasai... Okay.

- Yes!
- Yes, thank you.

Okay.

Okay.

- Push! Push, Jack!
- Hey. Hey, hey.

We-we can do it.

Come on, come on.

Let's go. We're up.

- Good luck. -Arigato.
- Okay.

Good job, guys.

These have to be up.

- Those have to be up. Okay.
- Go back.

My god.

Mochi master, can we make balls?

- Yeah, yeah. Let's make balls.
- All right. All right.

Check?

- Okay. -Yes. Okay.
- Dough. It's okay.

- Making balls.
- Now it's time to make mochi balls.

We made our stuff.

We can't let it get cold, though.

And now we got to hurry.

We got to make a big thing.

Aw, man.

Make a big ball. Okay.

Stick your hand in the
water as you're doing, too.

Put my hand in the water as I do it.

- Roll it over. Roll it over.
- Roll it over.

So, they weren't that big.

Okay, roll it and then put it in there.

Okay. Make 'em a little bit smaller.

Try to make 'em the same size, Jeff.

Can we get a check?

- Okay.
- Good? Okay.

They bubbled it.

It sticks.

- And then...
- Fold it in the

I don't know if that's too big.

I don't think so.

This is where we need to go.

Ask him if he needs help.

- Do you need help?
- Help?

That looks like it.

- Is this it?
- Yeah.

Is there a faster way?

We are so far ahead of people.

It's okay. It's okay.

- We trust.
- Okay.

Good. Good.

- Okay. Yes.
- Yes!

We know that our taxi
driver is now headed

in the correct direction.

It seemed like there was
some confusion there at first.

Yes.

So I think, as far as placement goes,

we're in second right now.

But you're always running for first.

You're always ready for first.

Anything is possible.

That would be amazing,

to win first place in Japan.

- My god.
- My gosh. I know.

That's friggin', like, comeback,

- bounce back.
- I know.

The driving motivation
of being in last... like,

we knew it was babe Ruth time.

Point to the fences.

That fastball came and we just let it rip.

And I don't even play baseball.

- Hey, what am I talking about?
- What are you talking about?

My body is just cramping up all over.

They were a little bit ahead of us,

but I could see us catching them.

I just saw the most
gorgeous-looking pagoda

- out there.
- My gosh. Let's go. Let's go.

- I think that's got to be it.
- Sir?

- My gosh.
- Look how beautiful this is.

- Arigato. Domo a rig a to.
- Arigato. Thank you

- so much. Thank you.
- Thank you.

Yeah.

- Thank you so much. Okay.
- Thank you.

Perfect. Long strides.

- It's that way?
- Left or right?

Which way do we go? Left or right?

- My god.
- There he is.

Yeah.

It's like a frigging dream, baby.

Hi, Phil.

Hi. Good to see you guys.

Welcome to Osaka, Japan.

- Arigato.
- Arigato.

This is Jonathan and Ana.

They are celebrating their anniversary.

There may be no better way

to celebrate your
anniversary for me to tell you

that you are team number one.

And I do have some great news for you.

As you know, expedia prides themselves

in taking away barriers for travelers.

And as the first team to arrive,
you have won one key cash

from expedia, which you
can use for a trip for two

to Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

My god. Geez.

There's no way.

My god. We're taking the girls to Africa.

Experts at expedia hae
designed a ten-day guided hike

of Kilimanjaro, the
highest mountain in Africa.

The hike is gonna take you
through several ecosystems,

- my god.
- Offering spectacular views,

all at a relaxed pace,

which will allow time for you

to adequately acclimate.

We had the most amazing day today.

- It doesn't get better than thi.
- Yes.

We're in one of my favorite countries.

We won first place. It's our anniversary.

It's a majestic day.

I hope, moving forward,

when we run into situations

where, you know, we're not
at our best, we can handle that

a little bit better than we did -yeah.

- In that first leg, so...
- Yeah.

And still remain grateful that we're here

and still trying to have a good time.

- My gosh.
- Take a moment.

- We did it, babe.
- We did it.

You are team number two.

No way. Team number two.

Which is a huge achievement.

- Yeah, 'cause we were dead last, Phil!
- We were dead last.

Come on, babe.

We're gonna fight to stay in this race.

This is cool.

There's a team.

We saw that there were other teams,

and it was just such
a big relief that, like,

we're still in this race.

Can we check?

- You good?
- Yup, I'm good.

Okay. People are still
here. Come on, dad.

The fact that there were teams still there

it gave us a sense of urgency and rush

to, like, stay with the pack, keep up.

Maybe we do have a shot.

Okay.

- Strap is on wrong.
- Check, check.

No good. Damn.

We struggled so much
on this sumo challenge.

My god!

This is very uncomfortable territory here.

I touched parts of Mike today

that I never want to touch ever again.

Check? Skinnier. Look.

- Skinny. Skinny.
- No.

Go back.

- We got no after no -after no after no.
- Go back.

We've been trying to have
this experience of a lifetime

on the amazing race together
for the last seven years.

I got to be honest with you.

It's a lot harder

than we thought it was going to be.

All right, this is the one.

- Holy crap.
- This is insanity.

- Think that's-that's it.
- One, two.

We done. This is 12.

Check?

Well, they're done. See?

Getting hungry.

Can we get a check?

- Yes!
- Yes! Yes, yes, yes.

Y'all, make sure they're mushroom size.

- Thank you.
- Mushroom size.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you so much.

Mushroom size. Mushroom size.

I've seen a lot of
different size mushrooms.

- All right.
- Route info.

- Yes. Yes. Thank you, god.
- Okay.

- "Race to the pit stop."
- "Race to the pit stop."

There are two more, and get a check

and see which ones are correct.

Make 'em mushroom
size. I think those are good.

All right, see y'all at the pit stop.

- You got this. - Yeah.
- Check?

Looking good.

- Yeah! Let's go.
- Here.

- Thank you so much!
- Thank you.

Thank you, thank you.

I think they got it.

All right, we got it, too.

- You got it, guys.
- We'll see you there.

- Quick, fast.
- Arigato.

Check.

- Beautiful, pops. Beautiful.
- That's it. That's it.

I'm working on this one just in case

- he come over and say no.
- That's it, there.

Still in a "no" mood.

- Twelve, 12, 12.
- Give me that clue.

- All right, all right, all right.
- My man.

- Thank you.
- Thank you, sir.

Thank you. Thank you.

Alyssa and Josiah,
you're top three today.

You're the third team to arrive.

And that takes a lot in this race.

- That's huge. That's huge.
- That's...

That is huge.

It's the hardest thing I've
ever had to do while still

having fun.

It goes under and then through.

- Under?
- It goes under and then through.

- So this is...
- Step over, step in, step over.

I have to fold it this way.

You had to, like, wrap very specifically.

Again.

And so, I was like, "this is perfect.

I'm great at details."

We have to quarter it
to go underneath, right?

It's just under.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Pull it. Pull it.

- Damn it. Check?
- Girl. Girl.

- Let's go!
- Thank you.

This is the one. Check?

Good? Come on, come on, come on.

- Come on!
- Come on! Get it, please.

- We got to get out of here.
- I've been waiting

to push you off this. Come on, please.

- Yes! Let's go.
- Let's go.

So, we have all this pent-up anger.

We have these wedgies, and
now it's our turn to push this guy,

who's been giving us
these no', out of the ring.

Go! Go!

So we're putting all of
our force into pushing him.

We literally couldn't
move him a centimeter.

- He would not... he would not...
- He was an immovable object.

Thank you.

Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.

Here we go.

Carson and Jack, you
are team number four.

No. My god. Are you serious?

- Yes, I am serious.
- My god. - What?

- Check?
- Check?

Check?

No.

I didn't do the back like that.

- We got some issues.
- Gays know how to drape.

- Yes!
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

We got passed on our first try.

And then we got to
wrestle that sumo wrestler.

So he had me in his
arm, and I was on the side.

And I'm just, like,
giggling, 'cause I'm like,

"my god, this is so fun.

"I'm getting picked
up." And they were like,

"push him."

- Thank you.
- Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Thank you, thank you, -thank you.

Trial and error. He's gonna

give us criticism that we can work on.

- Yeah, no good, no good.
- No good?

- Yeah.
- No good? No good?

Thank you. Okay.

Should we switch? No.

- No good.
- I'm really small for this. No?

Please check.

We, both need more slack.

- More slack. For both of us.
- This. Okay.

Can you... How do you
get more slack, though?

This feels good. Please, god.

Okay.

- Come on, Holden.
- I'm squatting.

Literally, I'm dropping to the floor.

All right, now around.

- No good.
- No good?

You feel like you can sumo?

I don't know. I think... it's tight.

- No, no good. Go back.
- It's okay. Okay.

This is hell.

I'm starting to panic.

I started to hit the panic button,

and the possibility

of getting eliminated was
very real, and I felt that.

This is brutal, man.

No good.

Go back.

I'm so sorry, Holden.

- I'm so sorry.
- Don't apologize.

Nothing has happened yet.

It's not over.

We're still in this, dad.

Melinda and Erika, you
are team number five.

What?!! I did not think we were five.

My gosh. We're five?

How did we get to five?

If we get it right this time, we're good.

- Yes.
- It's folded there.

- Did you see that?
- I see.

Like, is it supposed to be like that?

Let's go check.

Okay.

- That?
- Please.

- My god.
- They just got it.

- Here. -Arigato.
- Arigato.

Come on, dad.

My man, Phil.

Pops, the arms are looking
great coming up there.

- Good job, ladies.
- Good job.

Okay, you're teams six, seven and eight.

- All right!
- All right, all right, all right.

Dope. Dope.

- Sorry.
- It's okay.

Okay, let's go.

Check?

Just hold on, bridge.

Please. Please.

- We're okay?
- My god!

We eventually got it.

That was a very strong man.

Yay!

It was amazing.

Thank you.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you so much.

Thank you.

- Fast. Real fast.
- Fast.

We're in a race, and we're last.

Welcome to Osaka, Japan.

- Thank you.
- Arigato. Arigato.

You will be racing in
the next leg of this race.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you. Thank you. -Ooh.

You're teams number nine

- and ten. -And ten?
- Wow.

- Wow.
- You guys should be super proud.

Can you go faster?

- Fast, fast, fast, fast.
- Fast, fast, fast.

Come on, sir.

We got to get there fast, fast, fast.

We may still have a chance.

Please.

- She's going so slow.
- But, han

I know, I know, I know, I know.

I am just hoping for a miracle right now.

Just trying to stay positive to see

if we can get to the
mat and still stay in it.

Arigato gozaimasu.

All right, let's go inside.

Where would it be? Tahoto pagoda?

Entrance?

Be hopeful.

Maybe a team got lost.

I don't see it.

- Is it around? Is it around?
- I...

Is that... Is that a marked stairwell?

No, it's... I go down and around, Holden.

Holden, over here.

- There it is.
- I see it.

- Go, go.
- Go, go, go, go, go, go, Holden.

Okay. There's a sign.

We can get out here.

Thank you, -thank you.

Thank you.

Come on, Holden. We got it.

Let you down.

- You did not let me down.
- All right.

- Final push.
- Wow, look at that.

That is so beautiful.

We're so lucky.

There he is, right there.

I see Phil.

Thank you for waiting for us.

Couldn't walk away and leave you.

Han and Holden, you are

the 11th team to arrive here today.

And there's one team behind you.

You can go for another
leg. What do you say?

- Please, let's do more, truly.
- Yes.

I promise you, Phil, we will not give up.

We will never, ever give up.

- This is beautiful.
- Yeah.

Hi.

It's beautiful.

Ooh.

We made it.

Ernest and Bridget, I am very sorry

to tell you that the end of this second

leg of the amazing race,

you are the last team to arrive,

and you have been eliminated.

Yep.

I learned a lot about my daughter.

She's strong.

She's resilient.

She's a leader.

She takes charge.

And, I'm just so proud of her.

I feel like my dad and I

have really had a chance to

talk more and just get, like, deeper

and, like, not be afraid
to express our feelings

when it comes to certain situations,

which we haven't been
able to do that in a while.

There's no way that I
would have been able

to have this alone, amazing adventure

with my daughter if amazing
race wasn't available.

- We had an amazing time.
- Yeah.

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