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-[Grant] Previously… -[giggles] Croatia!

…on The Amazing Race Australia v New Zealand…

[Jesse] I can't feel my nads!

Yeah, this is impossible.

…a grueling leg saw teams pushed to their limit.

This is really scary.

-[groans] -Sal?

Daniel and Ryan took the Fast Forward…

-Worst haircut of my life. -Me too.

…but after a close shave…

[Daniel] Mate, I feel so much more aerodynamic!

…were beaten to the Pit Stop by Sally and Tyson.

-[both cheer] -Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

The Kiwis struggled to climb the ladder.

I can't do it!

I was so shocked.

[Hereni] I want to come off now.

And it was an emotional end for everyone

as Cat and Jesse were sent home.

We take home the fact that we ran this as ourselves

-with honor. -Yep.

And we were true to our word with other teams.

Three Australian and one New Zealand team remain.

Whoo!

Who will make it to the final three

and race for the chance to win $250,000?

The Croatian seaport town of Dubrovnik is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic,

boasting spectacular churches and monasteries,

and it is from here that teams embark on the penultimate leg

of our race around the world.

Sally and Tyson were the first to arrive.

You're team number one.

[both cheer]

So they will depart first at 10:14 a.m.

-"Fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina." -Awesome.

[Grant] Teams must now fly to Buenos Aires.

The capital of Argentina is known as the Paris of South America

with its European style architecture and rich culture.

Teams must make their way by taxi to Estancia Las Betulas,

a local polo ranch, and search for their next clue.

-Awesome, let's go. -Yay!

There's a taxi over here, Sal. Straight ahead.

To be top three for us means everything.

Now that we're at the pointy end of the game,

we will be concentrating more on ourselves and less on others.

Our goal in this leg, we're going to be stronger,

we're going to be more secretive

and we're going to probably go head to head

with some of the other teams, um, with no hesitation.

We do have to play smart, and in order to do that,

we do have to step on some toes, I think.

-Anything to stay in the game now for us. -Yeah.

[Jarrod] Okay, let's go.

-"Fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina." -Argentina!

-[Ashleigh] Woo! -Let's go.

We're in race mode. It's going to be on like Donkey Kong.

-[Jarrod] We want number one. -Yep.

We know pretty much we're a bit of a threat

because, I mean, we're probably the quickest team left.

We strive with the physical challenges.

-To get first, you've got to be… -You've got to be ruthless.

…pretty ruthless.

This is the business end. If we have to throw them under a truck, so be it.

Just to win a leg is tough, let alone to make it to the final three.

So there's no alliances now, and it should be dog eat dog.

If we could take a team out, I reckon we'd send the boys packing.

-Definitely. -It's game on now.

Rip it.

-Oh! -Yeah! [laughs]

"Fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina."

-Argentina, let's do it! -Let's do it!

This leg is going to be completely different to all the others,

because throughout, we've worked communally with everyone.

We probably shouldn't help people as much as we've been helping people.

I think if we've got information, just keep it a little more to ourselves.

We're coming to the pointy end of the race.

We don't want to be the fourth one to get bumped out.

We want to get to the final three.

The two other Aussie teams are very, very strong teams

so if either of those went,

then it would make it easier for us to take out the top prize.

Oh, my gosh. "Fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina."

-Whoo! -[laughs]

-[speaking Spanish] -[laughs]

-[Carla] Hello. -Hello.

[Carla] Making it to the top three would be incredible,

because we're the last Kiwis here.

We're representing the minorities.

We are the only Kiwi team. We're the only female team.

We're the only parents in the race.

And we've got age on our side.

And we are the oldest.

We may have a little bit of a target on our back, so I do feel a bit of pressure.

We've got a lot of hard work to do.

And we don't want to get eliminated, obviously. We're nearly there.

Buenos Aires. I think it's pretty cold down in Argentina.

Is it? See the only thing I know about Argentina is the song.

-Sing it. -No.

-Go on sing it. -No.

-Go on. -We'll leave that to Madonna. [laughs]

-Jarrod and Ash… -[laughs]

…they're the Aussie bogans.

Yeah, I speak a bit of Spanish,

so I might be able to speak a bit of that talk.

What can you say in Spanish?

[in Spanish] One. Two. Three.

I'm surprised he doesn't have a tattoo of the Southern Cross on him.

[in Spanish] Beer.

-[Daniel laughs] -They make us laugh.

-And what's the other thing? -I know…

[in Spanish] The toilet.

You got everything? Yep.

Thank you. Bye-bye.

-Thank you. -Goodbye.

When we get to the airport, I noticed that there was a business lounge.

Will you let us use the lounge?

[woman] Yes, of course.

She let us into the business lounge.

Don't help any of the other teams please.

-Thank you. -Want a Mars bar?

-Great. Thank you. [laughs] -[Sally] Thank you!

And it cost us a Mars bar, which I'd been saving for a few days.

-It's nothing. [laughs] -It was well worth it.

This is a massive bonus.

-Thanks, buddy. -Okay. Bye-bye.

Have a good day. Entrance over here.

Let's go in. Departures.

-Thank you. -Thanks. Bye.

Okay. Let's go.

[Ashleigh] There's, um, Sally and Tyson.

When we got to the airport in Dubrovnik

and we saw Sally and Tyson got to go into the business lounge

to use the computers and facilities in there.

That big bulk of a man in there, how did he get in there?

Because he's attractive. Look at him.

Jarrod and Ash are trying to get into the business lounge

where they see Tyson and Sal doing some research.

Mind if I have a quick word with him? I won't stay in there for long. Thank you.

So you've let those two, but you won't let us?

[woman] They just want to ask something.

He was gutted. He was absolutely gutted to see old mate flirt his way in.

[Ashleigh] This is crap.

-[Daniel] Don't let Ash and Jarrod see it… -No.

…because they're going to come in in like two minutes.

[Ryan] Oh, Jarrod's coming, Jarrod's coming.

[chattering]

[Ashleigh] As we walked past Sally and Tyson's computer,

they minimized the screen.

[scoffs]

It's like being back in, like, grade five again, isn't it?

I don't know what they're doing. Look at them.

[Ashleigh] Why do they feel the need to share it amongst themselves?

Are we on the outer because we're a huge threat? Because we're so good?

I'm starting to get a bit worried now

because they're all looking a little bit too smug.

They're paranoid.

It's fun to see everyone freak out.

[laughing]

It's just interesting how the boys always suck up

to whoever has got a computer or some sort of access at the time.

We sort of feel that Daniel and Ryan…

They're the nice guys, everybody loves them.

Nice guys to your face. Beautiful guys to your face.

They're not going to help out Sally and Tyson.

They're not going to help anyone out.

They're just literally playing the game, so we're playing it right back at them.

We're doing it on our own though, so we don't owe anything to anyone.

[Jarrod] What's good for the goose is good for the gander.

So we just made ourselves look really busy on the computer. Ding, ding, ding.

I'd like to know what they're doing though.

We were doing nothing, but they didn't know that.

[Sally] How did they get in here?

I wonder if I can have my Mars bar back now that she's let the other teams in.

-[Sally laughs] -[chuckles]

I was saving that Mars bar for a rainy day.

[Grant] All teams are now flying via Frankfurt to Buenos Aires,

scheduled to arrive the following morning at 8:45 a.m.

Go, go, go, go!

Getting off the plane, it was game on.

Can I please order a taxi?

It was us and the Maori girls at a taxi rank.

The other teams, we don't know where they went.

[Daniel] Just change all of ours together.

At the airport, we decided that we wanted to get some pesos.

[Sal] We're in a very big rush. Do you mind if we skip the line?

[Daniel] When we got to the currency exchange, there was a huge line up.

And we were like, "Oh, man."

-Minutes, minutes, minutes going past. -[laughs]

[Carla] Okay, let's go, let's go. Let's go fast.

We need to go to Estancia Las Betulas.

-[Jarrod] Do you know that? -[driver] Yes.

We're in a rush here, so let's go.

So we all came out together,

but the only ones that I saw leaving just behind us were Jarrod and Ash.

Those bloody Maori ladies,

every time, they somehow pop out.

Like, they get first here, first…

Minutes are everything in this race.

You get a bit of a lead, it can set you up for the day.

Can we go faster? Around traffic?

-[Jarrod] What's that? -The girls.

[Jarrod] Go past them! Go past them! Good boy, yeah!

-[Ryan] You cool, bro? -Yeah.

It always makes me feel a little nervous when things take so long.

We knew we were the last two.

It's very quick. Five, ten minutes puts you last.

[man] One hundred bill.

[Daniel] Thank you so much. Thank you. Five to us. Let's go.

[Sally] Let's go, Tyson.

[Tyson] By changing our money,

we knew it was going to give the other teams a head start.

[Sally] Hola.

We're racing with lots of teams

-so we have to… -Catch up.

Rápido, sí?

[Daniel] Taxi?

Five, ten minutes in this game

means all the other taxis are five, ten minutes ahead of you.

-[Ryan] Fast. -[Daniel] Fast, fast.

Do you know where this is? Sí?

-Yes. -Yes? All right. Back on the road.

Is this the right way?

We're going four-wheel driving in a sedan.

This is not good. Where are we going?

You know you're in strife

when the taxi driver, who tells you he knows where he's going, does a sneaky,

pulls over, winds down the window

and starts asking Joe Blow from the street.

-[Ashleigh] Oh, my God, are you joking me? -[Jarrod] Bloody cabs.

-[chattering] -This is crap.

[Carla] That could be it.

[man] I don't know.

[Carla] It was really frustrating with our taxi driver.

He didn't really have an idea where he was going.

-Or the urgency. -Or the urgency.

Let's, um, pull over and ask these people.

[Carla] Estancia Las Betulas, gracias.

[both speaking Spanish]

[Ryan] Is that another taxi?

Okay slow down, George. Let's check out who this is.

Our cab driver, George, knew exactly where to go.

There they are, there they are.

Beautiful. Let's go down here, Georgie. Fast, fast.

[Ryan] When we arrived, we saw Tyson and Sal ahead of us.

-Hola. -Hey, Sal.

[Ryan] All right?

[Tyson] Sal, we'll go to the end one.

-Road Block. -"Who wants to horse around?"

[Grant] In this Road Block,

teams must first navigate a sulky carriage

along a marked path to this polo field.

Argentina is the Mecca of polo

and it's one of the country's biggest national pastimes.

The team member completing the Road Block

must then dress and prepare a polo horse for competition.

It's an intricate task involving precision and concentration.

Only when the polo player is satisfied will they receive their next clue.

-And that is me! -It's going to be me.

-[Sally] Okay, let's go! -[Daniel] Let's do it.

We got into the horse and carriage.

-[horse blusters] -[Ryan] Whoa, this guy's frisky.

The race is on.

[Tyson] Let's go, Sal.

We were off and racing.

-Good work. -[Ryan] Let's go, let's go!

These horses, they wanted to run.

-All of a sudden… -[Tyson] Whoa!

our horse decides to swerve in front and cut them off.

[Tyson] Whoa!

We actually shot off to the side.

A little bit scary but a lot of fun.

Go, dude, dude, dude.

Gracias.

I'll get your bag.

Hola, I'm Sally.

The second part of the Road Block was

to dress a polo horse the traditional Argentinean way.

I'm just dressing this horse.

Because I'm a vet, I'm used to being around animals, including horses.

I have done this a few times back in the day.

Mum and Dad took me to horse-riding lessons when I was young,

so I'm used to saddling up and bridling up horses,

but not the Argentinean way.

This isn't the normal saddle that I've saddled up in the past,

but I should be able to figure it out somehow.

[Daniel] Where's the reference?

I picked up the bridle.

All I saw was this mishmash of leather belts and buckles,

and I was like, "Man, this is harder than it looks."

Bandaging. It's got to be second nature for you, bro.

As an intensive care nurse, I take a lot of pride in my bandaging skills.

I don't think it's the worst I've ever done.

Do you know where you're going or not?

After about 20 minutes of driving around…

We went down this strange dirt road which definitely wasn't Las Betulas.

[Jarrod] I'd say this bloke has absolutely no idea where we're going.

[bleep] hell.

We were p'd right off.

From being first about 20 minutes ago, we're stone bloody last.

There's no security blanket anymore.

If you're last when there's only four teams, that usually means strife.

-We're pretty screwed now. -Yeah. We're 100% screwed now.

We were pretty much gone for all money.

This is [bleeps] ridiculous.

I'd say this bloke has absolutely no idea where we're going.

We had to get to Las Betulas.

We knew the suburb, but we didn't know the street or the exact location.

-We're pretty screwed now. -Yeah. We're 100% screwed now.

You don't know what's ahead,

and with four teams, if you're last, panic stations hit early.

[Ashleigh] This happens to us every leg.

Are you going to sit here and whinge for the next three hours or not?

Well, if we're out, probably, yeah.

We were 100% that we were last.

Las Betulas. It's up here.

Eventually, we find Las Betulas.

[Ryan] Slow and steady, Dan. You're smashing it.

-[Ashleigh] Where's the stall? -Slow down. Pull it in. Slow down a bit.

[Ashleigh] Whoa! Slow down.

[Ryan] All right, dude. Jarrod and Ash are just showing up now,

so just keep a slow and steady pace. Do it right, do it once.

Go, go, go, go!

I wonder who's doing it out of these two.

-[Tyson] I reckon Ash. -Ash?

[Ashleigh] Can I choose you? Cool.

I had to choose a horse and then I had to dress that horse in its attire.

Hey, horsey.

Have a look in here. This is Las Betulas.

I saw the name of the place.

All the other taxis are here.

I am feeling really p'd. You ready to jump out, H?

When we finally arrived, I realize we were coming last.

Okay, let's go.

It sucked because we're the last Kiwis here.

Road Block. "Who wants to horse around?"

Should I do it?

-Yeah, if you want to do it. -Yep.

We were thinking there was a chance that other people had got lost like us,

so we just had to travel quickly.

Come on, pony, pony, pony.

[Jarrod] Here comes the last team.

[Carla] When we turned up, everyone was there, every other team.

It was head down, horsey tail up for me.

[Hereni] Go, Carla!

Yeehaw! [imitates whinny]

[Hereni cheers]

Nice work, Dan. Nice work. Attention to detail. That's the order.

I think he looks really good out there with the girls doing the horse activity.

Very feminine, Daniel. Very feminine, my friend.

-Screw you. -[Jarrod laughs]

Jarrod's trying to put me off my game.

Jarrod and Ash are becoming very competitive towards this tail end.

Are youse psyching me out?

I just thought I'd give him a bit of tongue-in-cheek

and get him thinking a bit.

-I think you've got it on backwards, mate. -Is that right, mate?

[Ryan] Here we go!

[Ashleigh] Is this on the wrong way?

I think that's got to be over the top. Oh, my God.

I didn't realize that I'd put my horse's bridle thing on the wrong way

-so, who had egg on their face then? -Yeah.

I've got no idea.

I don't know where Ashleigh was at,

but I did hear her getting quite frustrated.

Oh, I can't reach.

I did think it might be that slight opportunity to get ahead of them.

I just had to stay focused on the task.

A little bit fat this horse. This…

[Sally] Hey, Puppy.

[Tyson] You can't call that puppy. You've already got one puppy, Sal.

[Sally] I'll make you look all nice and pretty.

I love animals because they give you unconditional love

so I try to get to know them and to interact with them.

Pink's my favorite color.

-[horse nickers] -Yes.

So I'm talking to the horse and, you know, communicating with her.

-You are being so good for me. -[horse blusters]

I'm sure that helped me with this challenge.

There we go. Judge, please.

I was fairly confident with where I was at.

Oh, tail.

Then they told me that the tail had to be done.

Oh, you've been a beautiful lady.

I'm used to braiding my hair, so that wasn't too difficult to me.

I've done a pretty good job here. Judge, please.

Yes, it's good.

[Tyson] Good work, Sal. Awesome!

[imitates cheering]

-[Tyson, Sal cheer] -[Ashleigh groans]

-Oh, mate. Please. -Shut up.

It's way too early in the morning to be pulling those sorts of moves.

Thank you! Thank you!

-Gracias. -[man] No worries.

"Travel by taxi to Buenos Aires's most dramatic bookstore."

[Grant] Buenos Aires has the highest concentration of theaters

in the world,

and teams must find their way here to this former theater,

which is now El Ateneo bookstore, and search for their next clue.

Let's do it.

[Sally] Can we go to Buenos Aires?

[man] To Buenos Aires?

The clue says we must make our way to a dramatic bookstore.

It's like a drama, drama, drama bookstore.

I think it's like a Shakespeare… Is Shakespeare Argentinean?

Not sure.

Nice work, Dan. Good pace.

[Daniel] Can I have a judge?

That's it, mate.

[man] The bandage is too short.

I had to do the bandages twice actually, yeah,

which is always embarrassing for an intensive care nurse.

-[man] This one again. -This one again?

Florence Nightingale would be very disappointed. That's all I'm going to say.

You've got this, mate. You're still doing well.

Check, my friend.

Yes, it's good.

-[Daniel cheers, grunts] -[Ryan laughs]

-Good luck, mate. No worries. -Gracias.

"Travel by taxi to Buenos Aires's most dramatic bookstore

and search for the next clue."

Let's go.

I think we were probably about five or ten minutes behind Sal and Tys at that stage.

George, we've got to go, boy.

-Let's go. -Do you know where we're going?

[George] Dramatic bookstore.

-[Daniel] Do you know where that is? -Yeah, in the center.

[Daniel] In the center. Okay, let's go.

Oh, I'm just all over the shop at the minute.

When I saw Daniel leave, I thought, "Uh-oh."

I didn't really expect him to get out of there that quick or maybe ahead of me.

I'm feeling a lot of pressure right about now.

Carla was sort of looking at all her stuff.

I didn't think she was moving that quickly so I wasn't really worried about her.

Just focus on yours, Ash. You're not that far behind.

I'm just putting this horse's socks on.

There was a lot of attention to detail in the challenge,

but I wasn't going to let it worry me.

Well done, Carla. It's a lot of pressure coming in last.

I've just got to plait its tail. I like plaiting, so that's okay.

She was doing really well, and I could see the focus in Carla's eyes.

It's all right. It's just like H's hair.

-[Jarrod] That's it, Ash. Killing it now. -[Ashleigh] Not really.

Oh, God!

Carla just stole my tape that I had ready for myself.

That seemed sort of very juvenile.

[Jarrod] Bloody Kiwis.

[Hereni] Well done, Carla.

Almost there.

She looks like she's concentrating her heart out.

[speaking Spanish]

[man] Yes, it's good.

Thank you.

Gracias. Thank you.

-I got it right. Yay! -[chuckles]

"Travel by taxi to Buenos Aires's most dramatic bookstore

and search for your next clue."

We have to run.

-You know? Bookstore? Sí? -Yeah.

-[driver speaking Spanish] -[Carla] Gracias.

Hopefully, we can make up some time again.

If we can just stay ahead of Ash and Jarrod all day,

-we'll be sweet. -Yeah.

Ash, take a deep breath, relax. You aren't that far behind.

Carla got marked off, and all of a sudden, we were dead last.

Excuse me?

No.

[groans] It's got to have that thing in its mouth.

It turns out the bridle was on the wrong way,

and the horse didn't have that mouth piece running through it,

so I had to take the full bridle off.

-We're stuffed, Jazz. -Come on. Just try your best, okay?

-[groans] -Ash was really struggling.

Can you please bite it?

Everyone else was finished. This day's getting better and better.

Open. Please open.

I know she was working hard, but it wasn't really showing.

[groans]

Ah!

Open! Please open.

[Jarrod] We knew we were last because the other three were out of here.

Come on. Open up.

And Ash still had a little way to go.

How come no one else had any trouble?

[sighs] Finally.

[pants]

-Can I have you? -Yes, it's good.

Thank you.

"Travel by taxi to Buenos Aires's most dramatic bookstore

and search for your next clue."

[Jarrod] We need to get there fast. Do you know where to go?

[man] Yeah. No problem.

[Ashleigh] Quick, quick, quick!

We're out of here. We're not too far behind.

It's a long day. Don't know how long it's going to be.

Georgie, Buenos Aires? Buenos Aires?

-[George] Yes, yes, yes. -Yes?

-Our taxi driver, George. -Georgie. [laughs]

-[Ryan] Do you know where you're going? -Yes.

-[Daniel] Sounds good. -Good man.

"Yes, yes. I know where we're going."

-[Daniel] Is this the back road, is it? -Yeah.

He came off the highway and we were like ten minutes into suburbia.

[Daniel] George? Is this the back way? George?

-Yeah? -Where are we going?

We're going to my house.

-We're going to your house? -Yes.

But Georgie, we can't go to your house.

We can't. We can't go to your house.

-Dude, we don't want to go to your house. -No casa. No casa, my friend.

Unbelievable. We're not stopping to have lunch.

[Ryan] We're in a race.

We've got to go fast to our destination. Do you know where we're going?

-[speaking Spanish] -[Daniel] Huh?

Buenos Aires.

-Buenos Aires. -Buenos Aires!

We've got to go.

Is he a real taxi driver?

-Oh, I'm so over this guy. It's painful. -Yeah.

We got back in the same taxi a little bit reluctantly.

Maybe he doesn't know where he's going.

[Carla] He had no idea where we were going.

-Oh, dear. It's just great. -[Carla chuckles]

Can I please get directions to a famous big bookstore?

What is it called? El Ateneo.

He had a phone there and I passed it over to him

so that he could get directions from the information center.

Did it help? No.

El Ateneo.

[speaking Spanish]

Uh-huh.

-We've got to run to the book shop. -Thank you.

Sal, here!

-[Sally] Hola. -[Tyson] Hello.

It was a magnificent bookstore.

It was actually fitted out like a theater.

Sal, Sal, Sal.

"Detour: Tango or Tribute."

In this Detour, teams must choose between two tasks

that explore Argentina's cultural heritage.

Their choice: Tango or Tribute.

Argentina is the birth place of the tango

and the dance is characterized by its sensual moves

and the connection between the dancers.

In Tango, teams must learn a dance routine to the satisfaction of the judges.

In Tribute, teams will be given clues

that will lead them to two iconic Argentinean landmarks:

Soccer legend Diego Maradona's home stadium

and Argentinean hero Evita's grave.

Teams must take the book connected to their choice of Detour

in order to find their next location.

-I've got to go to the bathroom. -We're going to choose Tribute.

"Take a copy of football legend Diego Maradona's biography

and search page 197 to find your next location."

-I need to go to the toilet. -[laughs]

We're opening up the clue

and you're hopping around, busting to go to the toilet.

-Do you know toilet? Toilet? -Toilets?

There, there. Men on the left, women on the right.

Men are left. That one? Thank you. Sal? You all right?

And there was a book that we had to pick up.

I start reading it and I can't read anything because it's all in Spanish.

On page 197, there's a clue to the next place we have to go to.

[woman] It has to be La Bombonera, yes.

[Sally] We had an English-speaking tour guide help us out.

Go by taxi to the neighborhood of La Boca.

Okay.

The book mentioned the Argentina Boca soccer club.

-Bye. [speaking Spanish] -Thank you.

And so, that's where we went.

-[man] Here. -Yeah, there it is.

[Ashleigh] Quick, quick, quick, quick.

There's Sally and Tyson.

[Jarrod] We get to the bookstore and we see Sally and Tyson.

Jarrod and Ash are here.

What's going on here? These guys left 45 minutes before us.

Quick, quick, quick…

Either they've stuffed up or we've caught up.

"Detour: Tango or Tribute." You just choose.

Tango. Tango it is.

"Take a copy which will lead you to your next clue."

-[Jarrod] This one here. -Yep.

Gardel. "Tango lessons."

[Ashleigh] Take that straight out to the taxi.

"You must travel by taxi." Quick.

All right, where's our taxi? Up over here.

-Do you know this? -Yes.

-[Jarrod] We saw Tyson and Sally. -They were doing the other one.

[Daniel] Traffic is awful.

[Ryan] Everywhere we seem to turn, it's just backed up everywhere.

[Daniel] And our taxi driver, he was going up and around

and just doing like these horseshoes,

and we were ending up in the same spot.

[George speaking Spanish]

The only hope we had was that everyone was in the same boat.

[man speaking Spanish]

-Ateneo. [speaking Spanish] -Yeah, that's it.

The journey to the dramatic bookstore was long.

This is the fastest we've been in about half an hour.

The traffic was moving so slowly.

He's going to go past it and then go back this way.

[Hereni] This guy's got like Fawlty Towers…

Like 50 kilometers.

We got to the point where we had had enough

but the street that we were on wasn't a main one,

so we didn't really have much option for other taxis.

All we can hope for now is for the traffic to subside a little bit.

[Daniel] Let's do it, bro. El Ateneo.

Here we go.

[Daniel] Eventually, we arrive at the book shop.

-Dude, dude, dude. -Detour.

"Tango or Tribute"?

-I think we should do the Tango. -I don't.

Tango, I thought, "We can pump this out."

I've got a bit of a salsa experience. Ryan can dance.

-Nah. -[chuckles]

I think it's going to be way too hard.

But we could find monuments. That can't be too hard.

It took us an hour to get here in the taxi and came in third because of it.

The whole of the last hour and a half we've been in traffic,

so I was so sure that it was going to be the same to all these different monuments.

-We don't need to make a quick decision. -Both of them are going by taxi.

I was keen on this idea, he was keen on that idea.

He didn't want to get to a stage where we were fighting in a bookstore about it.

All right. Let's do that one.

We just went with what Ryan wanted because I just wanted to get going with it.

So we're going to choose Tribute.

We've got to work out where it is.

Let's find someone who speaks Spanish.

[Ryan] Hello. Do you speak English?

Traffic is very, very slow, so we're just contemplating walking.

We had our detailed map.

We'll just get over the road.

So we got out. We knew we were really, really close.

-Over this way? -Yep.

The girls are right here, right behind us.

[Carla] When we got into the bookstore,

we saw the boys sitting down with the clue.

Have you guys found the clue?

Yeah.

-Are you going to tell us? -Can't. I'm sorry, guys.

You're going to have to work for yourselves.

[laughs]

We understand.

Carla and H, they just wait for everyone else to do their research,

which is genius and lazy.

[Carla huffs]

It's worth asking.

If you don't ask, you don't get.

-La Bombonera is a soccer stadium. -Soccer field? Yeah.

Is that very close?

-It's in La Boca. -La Boca.

Do you mind showing us where that is?

Here it goes.

-Detour. Let's go Tango. -The last.

Tango Detour for a bit of fun.

"Take a copy of famed tango singer Carlos Gardel's biography."

-[Carla] Do we have this book? -[speaking Spanish]

-Upstairs? -Upstairs.

You go right, I'll go left, H. Just stay with me.

Okay. Let's go.

[Daniel] We've got to go. We've got to go fast.

[Carla] Singer Carlos Gardel?

When we were at the bookstore, we just could not find the books.

You go one side, I'll go the other side.

[Hereni] We were looking absolutely everywhere.

[Carla] Nothing here?

[Hereni] We searched the same places at least two or three times.

Okay, what's our plan, H?

It was definitely frustrating. We were losing so much time.

When there are only four teams left, any little mistake can cost us the race.

Okay, what's our plan, H?

When we were at the bookstore, we just could not find the books.

You go one side, I'll go the other side.

We went down every aisle.

Nothing over here?

We went upstairs.

We were looking in the wrong sections.

Singer Carlos Gardel?

We just could not find them.

Does that say biography on the front?

[Daniel] The roads are crazy.

It's going to take us like 40 minutes to even get to our first location.

I got into the taxi and I was thinking we'd just signed our death warrant.

People will have 40 minutes to learn their tango.

No, no, no, they've still got to travel to the tango destination.

You didn't even bother to check how far it was. It could've been just down the road.

We just had an awful experience of being caught in traffic for like over an hour,

so I thought, "The more taxi drives we have today,

the worse off it's going to be."

I just think that our gut instinct was…

-That wasn't my gut instinct. -…to go with something quantifiable.

That's what we said coming into this.

We go with what we said and we've just got to smash it out.

You make a decision, and we've just got to go with it.

It's not really going to be about us smashing it out though, dude.

It's going to be about how well the traffic and the taxi ride is.

This is the landmark,

La Boca stadium where Maradona used to play.

We get to the stadium and there's several entrance-like places,

and we're really confused because we don't know where to go.

What's down where that other taxi is, Sal?

-[Sally] Hola. -[Tyson] Hello.

[Sally] And then we finally see a guy

that was standing at the main entrance and dressed up.

[man in Spanish] Find in the book,

the hospital where Diego Maradona was born.

Come back with the answer.

Oh, dear.

[Sally] We have no idea what he's saying.

He gives us the clue, but he gives it to us in Spanish.

Should we get someone to write it down? Ask the gentleman over here.

-Can you help me? -Yeah.

Okay, come with me.

We had to find a local and had him write down what was said in English for us.

[in Spanish] Find in the book,

the hospital where Diego Maradona was born.

Come back with the answer.

He wrote down for us,

"What is the name of the hospital that Maradona was born in?"

-Find the book. -In the book.

[Sally] It's in Spanish. Oh, dear me.

-Yeah, it's here, Sal. Hello. -[Sally] Hola.

We go inside to ask the staff.

Which hospital Maradona was born in?

They googled for us and they found out exactly which hospital he was born in.

Policlínico Evita.

So that's where we headed.

Evita Hospital.

We have to rápido, rápido.

[Hereni] No, it's not that book.

We'd searched everywhere, but we just could not find the books.

Yeah, biography. Yeah.

[Carla] We decided to go back downstairs to check we didn't miss something.

Oh, H…

Ah, here. Oh, my gosh. Here's our books.

And we noticed the table again where we got the clue

and noticed some books on there.

-How obvious. -Yeah.

[Carla] Go, go, go.

We were so worried.

Got it. You go, you go.

We're going to be behind again,

but we're still going to try our hardest just to get in that top three.

Rápido.

-1179. -Ah. Here.

When we arrived at the Tango Detour, we were the first ones there.

We're the only ones again doing this, Ash.

Immediately I started to go, "Have we made the right decision?

Should we have been doing the other Detour?"

Does anyone speak English? All of you?

We had to select a pair of instructors.

Who's the best? These two.

[Jarrod] We probably chose the good-looking ones.

That might be your interpretation,

but I just thought we chose who could speak the best English.

Aye! [chuckles]

[speaking Spanish]

I was relieved with the costume

because I thought I was going to have to get into a leotard.

Let's go.

[tango music playing]

They had to show us what we were supposed to be doing and learning.

We sort of both looked at each other and went,

"Oh, that looks really hard.

Have we made the right decision?"

We're going to the hospital where Maradona was born, which is called Evita.

[Tyson] We were heading towards the hospital.

Something just didn't seem right.

[in Spanish] Find in the book,

the hospital where Diego Maradona was born.

Come back with the answer.

-Find the book. -In the book.

We haven't got a clue.

Were we meant to pick up a clue or something?

So although we knew where the hospital was,

we actually hadn't received our next clue.

"Find in your book which one is the hospital where Diego Maradona was born."

I was waiting for him to give us the clue.

I think when we're rushing, that's when mistakes can happen.

Maybe we were supposed to tell the guy and then go there.

We didn't get the entire clue that

the man in the red-and-yellow T-shirt was giving us.

I'm so sorry. We have to…

-Can we go back? -Can we go back to the stadium?

The traffic is really bad in Argentina and this mistake was going to cost us a lot.

-[Tyson] That's a big, big… -Yeah, this is pretty big.

Sal…

Señor, I'm so sorry. We've got to go back to the stadium.

When we felt like something was wrong, we asked the cab driver to turn around.

We're just going to go back to make sure there's nothing else we've missed there.

It's taken us a while to turn around and get back on track.

We just think we're going to lose at least half an hour.

One. Two.

We had to learn a tango, which was a quite difficult tango dance.

-[Jarrod] Then right. Huh? -[man] Left, left.

It's one of those things where you can be there for a long time.

I keep stuffing it up.

Especially with me. I don't dance at all.

-[man] With your right. -[Jarrod] Two.

But we just broke it down step by step by step.

I know it was difficult, but it wasn't that long.

[man] They will check the connection.

-[Ashleigh] So a bit more close? -All right.

[Ashleigh] Lucky we're married. [laughs]

-Is this the main entrance, George? -Yes.

[Daniel] We managed to get to the football stadium.

-[Ryan] Wait here. -Wait here.

To figure out the next location to get to, we had to go get our next clue.

I actually saw this guy that had a shirt that looked like the race colors.

[in Spanish] Find in the book,

the hospital where Diego Armando Maradona was born

and come back with the right answer.

[Daniel] He started speaking in Spanish.

He's asking us a question?

-I thought I spoke a bit of Spanish but… -[laughs]

-Apparently not. -Apparently not.

[speaking Spanish]

And I picked up he was saying "book," "hospital," but that's all.

Maybe give it to him. Do you want this? No, he doesn't want that.

What are we missing then? What are we missing?

-[Jarrod] Let's go. Let's do it. -Ready?

We've done this for long enough.

We're sweet. We're ready to go. Orchestra, you play that music.

[tango music playing]

[Ashleigh grunts]

Ah, redo. Redo.

I think we got three steps in, "Nah, we don't have a clue what we're doing."

[Jarrod] So we're here. Then we go back one.

[Ashleigh] To be able to have another go up on the main stage,

you had to go back and rehearse the bits that they didn't find satisfactory.

You need to step shorter.

Jarrod was taking too big of steps,

and they said you weren't passionate enough for the tango as well.

Look, it wasn't an enjoyable dance. It was a dance we had to get done.

[both] One, two.

[Ashleigh] We wanted to get out of there and get on with it.

So once we polished that,

we thought we'd just go back upstairs and have another crack.

-[Ashleigh] Want to go up? We know it. -Yeah, we know it.

[Sally] Okay. You wait again, yeah?

When we got back to the stadium, we're thinking that we are last.

[Tyson] Let's go.

Can we have the ball? No.

It was a bit of a relief to see the boys.

Yeah, what's happening?

I don't know. But we don't really understand exactly what they've said.

-The guys were struggling. -Don't share this with anybody else.

This man is asking us a question.

Sally's sort of gone, "No, no, no, don't help."

If you could translate for me?

Okay.

They've got someone who can translate.

-Yeah, but we can't hear what it is. -No, but we can wait.

Find in the book in which hospital Diego Maradona was born.

That's it?

And come back with the answer.

Answer, yeah. The answer is Policlínico Evita de Lanús.

[speaking Spanish]

You have to find it in the book.

[Tyson] Ah. Can you help us find?

[Sally] We thought the clue was the hospital,

but what the gentleman was saying

was point out in the book which hospital Maradona was born in.

-Is he saying to find something? -Yep.

-In the book? -Yep.

My instinct was to not help them and to stop the locals from helping them as well.

Don't, Sal. Sal.

Actually, that's right.

We are racing against them now to actually make it into the top three.

It was just different to see them in that light.

You have to find where Maradona was born.

We ended up finding a lovely local girl and she helped us translate.

You have to…

-Find it in the book. -Yeah.

It turned out you actually had to look in the book

and find a particular hospital name.

When he was a child…

It's taking a little while.

There was nothing to guarantee that our local friends

were going to reach the clue for us quicker than their local friend.

[tango music playing]

No, you're going too quick, Ash. You've got to pause.

Guess what?

Jarrod remembered all his steps and Ash was the one that forgot hers.

All right we're going to get this, Jazz. It's all good. I'm stuffing up.

So back downstairs, we went to do a little bit more rehearsing.

So I have to cross with this leg.

Ash was getting her feet jumbled up in a couple of areas.

We're running out of time, Ash.

-We've got to get this. -Yes, I know.

Because of the polo challenge, I was already starting off the day in a bad way.

-[Jarrod] One… -Which foot are we doing it from?

-[Jarrod] Just the step back up. -Fox step?

No, just what we were just doing then.

I teach dance to kids but not tango, but hopefully it'll help.

You know we could knock this out in the first round.

That's the plan.

-[Hereni] It's right there. -Okay, let's go.

When we got to the Tango, Ash and Jarrod were there.

Another team's come in.

When we saw H and Carla arrive,

-the relief was instant. -The load off our shoulders was amazing.

[Jarrod] Because we knew we weren't last.

Ready and go.

Whoops, I was meant to leave my foot on the ground. Sorry.

Ash can get very emotional very quickly and she was frazzled.

-These shoulders are getting sore, Ash. -Okay.

-I'm carrying her all the time here. -Okay, stop joking around.

[Jarrod] I tried to make sure we had some fun

because if you take yourself too serious, you get too bogged down.

Ash, I can't do it all, all right?

[Ashleigh] It wasn't until I took a breather

that I started to sort of understand what went where.

Ready and go.

-[man] You're good. -That's right. We're pumped. Let's go.

Once we got into our gorgeous dresses,

we were taken downstairs to learn the dance.

One, two and three.

I'm always on the back foot.

I found it really difficult dancing in six-inch heels.

[man] To this side.

[Carla] So we cross each other.

-[man] Four. -[Hereni] And four. My feet hurt.

I really wished I was able to dress in the men's costume.

[man] One.

[Hereni] It was highly uncomfortable.

My feet were really screaming, but it wasn't about enjoying myself.

I needed to concentrate to get some of the steps right.

-Okay. -That part.

-[Carla] From here? -[Hereni] So we finished here? Yep?

[Sally] We were still at the stadium,

and we are trying to find the name of the hospital in the book.

[Daniel] He was born or where he had surgery?

[Sally] Daniel and Ryan are there with us.

So at this point, we are wanting to race

as quickly as possible to get away from them.

Gracias, gracias.

We finally find the name of the hospital in the book and we show the man.

[Daniel] Tyson and Sal got it, and the way they presented it to the guy

was in a way that they didn't want us to see.

Did you see?

He gives us a picture of Evita,

the president of Argentina many years ago.

On the other side of the picture is a poem, and it says cementerio.

-Ah, okay. -Okay? Gracias.

Which basically means the cemetery which Evita is resting in.

So that's where we went.

I was just being very careful that we weren't giving out any clues.

-I know. You made it pretty obvious. -[laughs]

When we left, the boys were still there.

But no doubt, they would've found the clue fairly quickly after us.

There.

[speaking Spanish]

-Come on! -Thank you very much. Thank you.

[Daniel] Tyson and Sal had gone. They didn't want a bar of us.

-It was really disheartening. -Frustrating. Yeah, disheartening.

[chattering]

-No. -He says no. No.

I know I've burnt the boys, but we could be the last two right now.

-They can still overtake us. -Yeah, definitely. Of course.

My only concern is, again,

that I didn't tell those two boys not to tell anyone else.

Okay, here.

Yes.

Hospital.

Thank you.

-Evita. -Thank you, my friend.

Thank you.

So we get given the clue. It's Evita.

[Ryan speaking Spanish]

[speaks Spanish] Yes, yes.

And then we get in the car…

Quick, quick, quick.

-[sighs] Shit. -[engine sputtering]

[engine revving, rattling]

Our cab just died on a level crossing.

[Daniel] Our car breaks down…

-On the railway tracks. -…on the railway track.

[engine cranks]

[Ryan] No gear?

George's gear box just completely dies.

[engine cranking]

-[Daniel] Can we do anything about it? -[George] No. Finished.

A taxi breaking down?

We were 100% guaranteed that we were gone.

Our cab just died on a level crossing.

A taxi breaking down? The worst way to go out ever.

-[Daniel] Can we do anything about it? -No. Finished.

[Daniel] Poor, Georgie. I mean, he gave us everything today.

Yeah, I feel sorry for him.

[Ryan] Taxi!

So we start looking for another cab.

[Daniel] To…

[both speaking Spanish]

[Ryan] Didn't speak a single word of English.

-Rápido, rápido. Very fast. -[Ryan] But he knew how to drive.

We should've done the Tango.

All righty! We are ready.

[tango music playing]

Slow.

One, two. Slow.

One, two, three, four, together.

One, kick out.

[continues, indistinct]

-Leg up. -[applause]

-[whooping] -That was pretty good.

When they all started clapping, we knew, "Bull's-eye, we've got it."

-Yay! Trainers! -Good man.

"Travel by taxi to the Argentina Rowing Club."

"And row yourselves to the next Pit Stop."

[Grant] Teams must now make their way to the Argentina Rowing Club

and row themselves to the Tigre Club.

Now an art museum,

the Tigre Club was an important meeting place

for the rich and famous who could only access it by water.

This is the Pit Stop for the ninth leg of the race.

The last team to check in here may be eliminated.

[Ashleigh] We might not be able to get a horse ready,

but we can sure as hell dance.

[Jarrod] I was smug probably when we left, but I thought, "Stuff you, girls."

-Well, that's nothing new. [chuckles] -No.

Let's get in. Quick. Victoria. We need to go fast.

[Hereni] Let's go. Let's just jump in.

When Jarrod and Ashleigh left, H just wanted to go in and do it,

but I wanted to practice.

Back step on your left. Yep.

I'm a dance teacher, and I thought if we could practice,

then I'd be able to help her out on those bits that maybe she wasn't getting.

Six, seven, eight. Left leg back.

Because there was a lot of attention to detail in the dance.

When we go there, it's that leg.

[Sally] Let's go.

For the second part of the Detour, we had to find Evita's grave.

-[man] This is there, and yes? -Yes.

We got to the cemetery and got directions from someone at the front.

We mustn't run in here because it's a place of respect,

so we just have to walk very fast.

[Tyson] We power walked as quick as we could through the cemetery.

Around that thing?

[Tyson] And because we got pointed in the right direction…

[Tyson] Ah. Sal!

…we were lucky enough to find our next clue very quickly.

"Travel by taxi to the Argentina Rowing Club

and row yourselves to the next Pit Stop."

-Okay, let's go. -Let's go.

[Sally] When we went back to the taxi driver with our new clue,

he knew exactly where to go.

And he looked very confident, so I was confident.

-[Sally] Rowing club? -[man] No problem.

[Sally] Okay. Gracias.

We are still in front of at least Ryan and Daniel,

but we have no idea where the others are.

-[Carla] One, two, three. -[man] Three.

-[Carla] Four. -[man] Then she crosses.

[man] And finish.

I felt like we'd done really well.

Let's just go up and we'll see how we go.

There was a lot of pressure for us just to get the dance right first off.

[tango music playing]

[applause]

-We'd nailed it. -[laughs]

Thank you.

"Travel by taxi to the Argentina Rowing Club and Tigre." Okay.

-Okay. Thank you. -Thank you.

Sore feet, sore feet, sore feet.

-We come back, we come back. -[Ryan] Okay?

When we got to the cemetery, we had to find our way to where Evita's grave is.

[Ryan] Evita? Left. Okay.

Obviously, the cemetery's quite a major landmark for the Argentinean people.

Evita? Sorry? Go? Thank you.

So you just call out "Evita," and someone points you in the direction.

Is that Evita?

We actually had a whole tour group who was standing around her grave at the time.

[woman speaking Spanish]

[Ryan] Excuse me, there's just a clue there we need to grab.

-"Mind if we squeeze past you?" -[laughs]

"Travel by taxi to the Argentina Rowing Club." Okay, let's go.

[Ryan] We ran back to the taxi.

Argentina Rowing Club?

And our cab driver's actually chucked a uey. He's ready to roll.

-[Daniel] Good, good, good. -[Ryan] Go, go, go, go.

[Daniel] As quick as we can.

-Yes, here. Here, here, here. -Let's go.

We got to the Argentine Rowing Club.

-Do you need help? -Yeah. Just go and lift it from there.

But you know you're a pretty good rower when you need to be.

Don't sit down on that seat all right?

-So we knew we were in pretty good hands. -Yep.

How do I actually row it?

Turn it around so you're facing where you're going. Look at me.

Yeah, but how do I paddle?

Oh, my God. Do you want me to do it? 'Cause I know how to do it.

Ash was telling me I had to go the other way.

But Ash if that's the front, I've got to sit facing you.

No. This is the back. I'm facing the front so turn around.

But Ash, in rowing you don't face the front!

In rowing, you go backwards.

We're winning, so let's just relax and get down there.

We're rowing down the river, and pretty much we know we're not last.

We're pretty sure we're top three, but until you hear that--

[Ashleigh] You don't wanna get your hopes up.

Listen to me once in your life occasionally.

-I'm listening to you. -And this bloody life jacket.

[Sally] There. There, there, there.

We thought, "This is going to be easy. We're going to nail this one."

Step into the middle.

Once you're in the boat, you put the seat on.

The moment Tyson stepped foot in it,

we knew that it wasn't going to be a very steady ride.

[groaning]

I was actually a bit too big so I couldn't row properly, which…

I just needed him to do as little movement as possible to get us there.

That's it, that's it. Let's get a rhythm going.

That is awesome. Well done, Puppy.

Oh, man, this life jacket.

Don't. It's all right. Keep going. You're doing so well.

We're nearly there, Puppy. Keep trying.

Just get out. This side, Ash. Let's go through here.

This is it. There's a flag over there, Sal. Let's go.

Bienvenidos.

Welcome to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

-Beautiful. -Thank you.

Thank you.

Ashleigh and Jarrod…

[both panting]

…you're team number one.

[both cheering]

Oh, my God!

As the winners of this leg,

you will receive a five-star holiday for two to the Indonesian oasis of Bali,

courtesy of Virgin Australia Holidays.

That includes return airfares from Virgin Australia,

plus seven nights' accommodation at two luxury resorts,

courtesy of Virgin Australia Holidays.

-Awesome. -Ripper.

Unbelievable. I mean, we didn't realize we were first,

and to get up there and hear you are number one…

-Oh. It doesn't get much better than that. -No.

All right, guys. Well, that's a huge win

and a great confidence booster going into the final.

We're made of some good stuff. We can bring anything to the table.

We'll see you at the finish line.

-Thank you, awesome. -Thank you.

-We're going to win. -Definitely.

We're going to do it for Australia and we're going to do it for ourselves.

[Sally sighs]

Sally and Tyson…

[both panting]

…you're team number two.

-Oh, yeah. -That's okay. Well done.

Top three. We made it.

I'm so proud of you.

I just wanted to make sure we had a chance to complete The Amazing Race

and have a chance at the 250.

Oh, what's this? Here, here.

When we got to the rowing club,

we paid our taxi driver, hoping to never see him again.

[Hereni] We launched our boat.

Now how far up do we have to go?

[Carla] Are we on the right side?

And we started to go down the river.

Oh, oh, oh. Hey!

Carla didn't know that she could steer the boat.

It was my fault, was it?

No, no, no, it was a difficult boat to maneuver.

Come on, you stupid thing.

[Ryan] Argentina Rowing Club!

Oh, God, another taxi driver who doesn't know where he's going.

We had had the worst luck all day with taxis.

Well, we're struggling with the language communication.

What do you think that is?

Row, rowing. Rowing.

-Rowing, yes. -Yeah, yeah.

We know for sure we're in last place. This is probably us. This is it.

It sucks being last, especially when it's due to things you can't really control.

I was down because I really thought we could've smashed the Tango.

[blows raspberry]

It's a team game, so you win and you fall as a team.

Rápido, rápido, eh?

This is the last chance we have to get into the finals,

and we feel like we've just screwed it up completely.

[Ryan] Okay. Here.

Thank you, sir.

[Daniel] Thanks a lot.

We saw the boats.

We knew we were last, but we were going to finish strong.

-We've raced hard. -Yeah.

We want to actually keep our heads held high

-and finish strong. -Totally.

That's it.

Ryan just sat back and let me do it.

That's because you talk yourself up about having these massive muscles.

[Daniel] Oh, watch the wave, bro.

A boat comes past, this massive wave.

Shit.

We're not only going to come last, but we're going to topple the boat as well.

Whoa!

It was just like… whoosh!

[Carla] We don't know where we're going.

We are on our way to the Pit Stop, but we didn't know where we were going.

I thought it would be a bit further down.

Or should we just pull over there, and I'll ask this guy?

At the Tigre?

[both speaking Spanish]

[Carla] We're going the wrong way.

[Hereni] A person said the place we were looking for…

-It was the other way. -…was in the opposite direction.

-We've got to cross the road. -Let's turn around.

-[Ryan] I can see the Pit Stop. -How far are we?

[Ryan] Keep going. We've just got to make sure we finish strong.

Bienvenidos. Welcome to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

-Thank you very much. Gracias. -Gracias.

Daniel and Ryan…

[both panting]

…you're team number three.

-Oh! -You made it.

Oh, my God!

[Ryan] Final three. We're stoked.

-Boom. -Boom.

Dude.

Being top three means we've seen all the countries.

That was what we wanted to do.

Along the way, we've experienced the highs, the lows,

the good luck, the bad luck, absolutely everything.

We've had the whole experience and we're going to have it right to the end.

-Hello. Hola. -Hi.

Bienvenidos. Welcome to Argentina.

-Thank you. Gracias. -Hola. [chuckles]

Carla and Hereni…

you're team number four

and I'm sorry to tell you, but you have been eliminated from the race.

-[sighs] That's all right. -That's all right.

-[Carla] No place like home. [chuckles] -[chuckles]

You'll be happy to see the kids?

-Of course. -So happy.

I think that the kids will be so proud of us.

-[Hereni] Oh, you're going to cry. -I miss the kids.

We always cry when we talk about our kids.

-We'll be like the super mums of Tauranga. -They'll be so excited. Yeah.

-I'm really proud of ourselves. -Yeah. We did well.

We've done the best that we can.

What an adventure,

to do something like this with my good friend,

and we've only got closer.

-I hope we've made our country proud. -Yeah.

-[speaking Maori] -[laughs]

We are proud to have represented New Zealand.

Adios.

-Goodbye, girls. -See you. Bye.

There's been plenty of highs and lows. It's been pretty amazing.