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[ Growling ] Narrator: Previously...

Did you guys hear that?

Narrator: ...On "naked and afraid xl"...

-Hey! -People!

Narrator: Halfway through the 40-day challenge...

Cheers, friends.

...the eight remaining survivalists

have merged into one group.

Aah! Ow!

-Are you all right? -No.

Narrator: But a devastating accident left Lacey impaired...

Nobody has stepped up and asked if they could help me

with anything.

What the [bleep]?

...and at odds with the rest of the group.

There are people in this group that don't want me here.

Don't exclude yourself and then say that we don't want you here.

[ Thunder rumbles ]

After heavy rains washed away their food source...

Where did all that water come from?

Man, our food is gone.

...the beleaguered group was forced six miles south,

deep into leopard country.

-Ohh. My. -It's a nyala.

-I'm hungry. -I want to cut off a haunch.

Woman: Ew. Gary. Don't do that.

Narrator: At their new camp, Lacey made a shocking decision.

I don't really want to share a boma.

I'm extremely stubborn.

I'd rather live out here one-handed, or die trying.

And just a few miles away, elite "xl" veteran Matt Wright

is hot on their trail... Matt: I just missed them.

...desperate to find others

after surviving alone for 24 days.

Matt: I'm gonna keep going on.

Because I'm not stopping until I find my family.

Narrator: With 16 days remaining...

Africa doesn't want me here.

Narrator: ...Will anyone make it out alive?

Afric-a-a-a-a-a!

[ Growling ]

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[ Groans ] Hot as [bleep].

Just give me a couple minutes to cool down here,

get some water, hydrate, and I'll start clearing out the boma space.

You know, so we can have a comfortable place

to live for the next two weeks.

Lindsey: And Lacey decides that she doesn't want to be

a part of our big eight anymore.

She's a very selfish person. I will say.

We're all just trying to work together.

You know, you have safety also.

To branch out on your own can be so dangerous.

[ Grunts ]

[Bleep]

Lacey: I am struggling.

I'm trying to build up my boma with one hand,

and there's leopard activity in the area,

and they're superpredators.

But I'm not, under any circumstances,

going back to that situation.

♪♪

Gary: Does anybody want to go with me to go get meat

from that dead nyala that I found?

I'm gonna walk back and get backstrap.

-What do you think? -No.

-No. Definitely not. -I'm gonna work on the boma.

I got to stay and work on the shelter. I'm not gonna risk it.

Um... Kaila: Gary found a dead nyala,

and I absolutely do not want to eat that meat,

because I looked at it, and it smells like death.

And right now my number-one concern out here is shelter.

There's a lot of work to do before we can think about eating something.

Gary: I'm in a race right now against a leopard.

Me and a leopard are fighting for that meat right now.

Yes, you are.

I mean, if you guys don't want to eat it, I'll go eat it.

-Where's a pulaski? -Over by your spear.

To pass up that nyala? Assuming you're gonna get a kill?

That's not smart.

My behavior is in the realm of a real

"you're never going to eat again" survival situation.

-I can come. -All right. Let's do this.

Okay.

You're gonna eat the best you've ever have.

♪♪

-Thanks for coming with me. -Absolutely.

While there's food, I need to eat it.

Exactly. I'm not gonna assume

the meat's gonna be around tomorrow,

or even in an hour.

I spent the majority of the challenge with no food.

14 days without eating, again, is gonna do me in.

Absolutely.

We're racing against a leopard right now.

Battling a leopard for the meat.

Gary: That's right.

Big animal.

And I can tell it's a fresh kill.

You know, it has a smell, but...

It's not rancid. That's for sure.

Sarah: There's that smell.

As soon as you pushed on the abdomen,

I guess it released some fumes from inside.

It's a dirty job, and Gary's got to do it.

[ Growling ]

♪♪

[ Grunts ]

[ Speaking indistinctly ]

We got to get a roof.

Lindsey: Gary's down getting his meat,

but he needs to help build shelter.

There's leopards around,

so having a secure boma is important.

And we need the ax. There's a lot of stuff like this.

But until Gary gets back with it, we can't chop it down.

Kaila: Man, we really need that pulaski right now, don't we?

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

We need that pulaski to build shelter,

not to harvest meat.

[ Squishing ]

♪♪

Look at that. It's coming right off.

Waste not, want not. That's how I live.

You're doin' good, Gary.

I almost feel like we should just take the head.

Yeah. Let's take the head.

All right. I'll hold it. You chop.

Sarah: In my regular life,

I would be far away from this process.

But this is not my normal life.

I'm out in the bush of Africa... [ Squishing ]

And I'm starving slowly... To death.

Ahh.

There you go, Gary.

That head has got so much meat in it.

We're gonna eat good.

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You know who's gonna be bat-[Bleep] mad?

That leopard with that 200-mile territory.

He's gonna be mad as [bleep].

Mad there's this human smell that scavenged his kill

when he goes back there later on tonight to eat.

We need this shelter built tonight.

I'm worried about the [bleep] leopard, man.

Could track us down in minutes.

♪♪

Hope they're all grateful for this.

♪♪

[ Gary mimicking Tarzan yell ]

80 more pounds of meat.

Nyala head. Nyala backstrap.

[ Gary mimicking Tarzan yell ]

We can't have that head anywhere near our camp.

It'll attract so much bad stuff.

Is it processed? Or is it still attached to the animal?

It's a whole head. [ Grunts ]

[Bleep] We're stoked. We're piggin' out.

-We're still iffy. -Ah. All right.

If you guys are iffy, I'm gonna be honest...

I'm gonna talk [bleep]. I'm gonna make fun of you.

-That's bottom line. -But you should be happy.

It's more meat for you.

I'd be happier, actually, if you guys ate it, so...

We just want to make sure it's safe.

-This [bleep] is good. -All right.

I'll grab my knife and go help him.

This head does not smell of death.

This head smells of life!

Smells of life!

Oh, [bleep].

Gary will not back down when he has an idea.

So I'll help process it.

But I am just going to evaluate and do what's best for survival.

I'm looking for dark, red, juicy meat...

That doesn't smell like death.

Narrator: When exposed to temperatures over 40 degrees,

the deadly bacteria and parasites

found in raw meat spread exponentially

and, if ingested, can cause serious intestinal issues,

such as dysentery.

I'm hungry. And this is survival.

We're not friends here.

But I hope that they share the meat.

Hey, Gary?

-Yeah? -How's it goin'?

-We have steak. -Oh, wow.

And you're welcome to eat a [bleep] ton of meat.

Awesome.

Some of this meat looks good.

Trent: That's the best meat so far.

You know, there's risk and reward.

If you eat the bad meat, you're done.

Oh, I'll eat this.

But that's in the pan, so I think it's still okay.

But this I do not think is okay.

It's starting to rot.

-Are you gonna eat this? -Yeah.

All right. Good luck.

I am not touching this meat tonight.

I have a pretty good stomach,

and I have pretty good judgement of when meat is bad.

I grew up on the poor side of town,

so I'm used to eating weeks-old meat.

I mean, if it doesn't smell rancid

and it doesn't have, like, a gooey texture to it,

you're fine.

Just eat it.

-Priority number one... -Shelter?

Shelter. Survival.

Not being hunted by an animal that we took its food from.

That disgusting, rotting kill is a no-go.

I don't mind scavenging a little bit from a leopard,

but he took the whole [bleep] head.

Sarah: This is an immense amount of meat.

We were not ready for this.

When are we gonna be ready for it, you know?

Shane: Unfortunately, I don't have the ability

to build a boma in three hours.

I know. We got to get Gary and Sarah in on helping us build this.

Number-one priority right now is shelter.

Listen. Melissa.

He's gonna do what he wants to do, and that's it.

Trent: So it's up to us to get this boma secure.

We'll probably just have a bonfire

and sleeping around it tonight.

We're just gonna have to keep our fire high.

Yeah. With what wood? This is a [bleep] nightmare.

Definitely the most dangerous location I've been at.

I am in the middle of a nightmare in Africa.

Trent: Everyone's unified, it always goes smoother.

But we got Gary and Sarah cooking meat.

And we got Lacey doing her own thing.

And then the rest of us are working on the boma.

I badly need food.

The reward would be the ability to continue with the challenge.

The risk would be

possibly debilitating rancid-meat disease.

[ Sighs ] They put us in hell.

My biggest concern is there's predators out here.

And bringing the entire head into this area,

it's risky.

Please lord, don't let our mistakes

get somebody hurt out here.

'Cause we are making cataclysmic mistakes on this continent.

♪♪

[ Elephant trumpets ]

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♪♪

♪♪

[ Man mimicking Tarzan yell ]

Who the [bleep] is screaming like Tarzan?

[ Man mimicking Tarzan yell ]

Are you serious? What the [bleep]?!

Check it out.

-No way. -What?

♪♪

[ Man mimicking Tarzan yell ]

Who the [bleep] is screaming like Tarzan?

-What? -Hey, naked people!

I found you!

No way! Shut up!

Check it out.

What the hell's going on here?

Matt: Holy hell! I found you!

-Aah! -What's up, Melissa?

-Nice to meet you. -It's a pleasure.

Whoo!

It is freakin' Matt Wright. He was on "xl" 3.

Oh, hell yes.

And there has not been one day out here

that I have not thought, "what would Matt Wright do?"

I get to spend two weeks out here learning from the best.

[ Laughs ]

I love you.

Woman: Is it just you?

-Just me. -Really?!

-Yeah. -That's amazing.

Matt: It's been an epic walk to find y'all.

I've just been out here solo, just goin' like hell.

[ Laughs ]

Narrator: 24 days ago, Matt entered the African bush

on a solo quest for redemption.

Since then, his world-class hunting skills...

Matt: Whoo! Jungle warrior just struck again.

...have allowed him to stockpile a huge amount of protein.

Frickin' livin' like a king in Africa right now.

Narrator: But the effects of isolation began to take their toll.

When you're out here long enough, you really get

to the point of lacking some friendship.

Matt: I have been to every one of your villages.

Really?

-What?! -Yeah.

Every time I got there, you were moved out.

Took 24 days to find my naked family.

I'll tell you what. I am very happy I made the move.

I would've traveled 50 miles more to find them.

It's an epic day right now.

Sarah: You look like you've been more successful

than all of us put together.

I'm on a 100% meat diet.

Gary: Matt seems like a strong team member.

Even I respect Matt.

But I feel like we were kind of kicking butt already.

Now we're gonna kick more butt.

-Ahh. -You guys hungry at all?

-Yeah. -What you got?

I g-- here. Dig in.

I've got impala.

-Some of it's warthogs. -Oh, my gosh.

It's -- I mean, I have more than this, so dig in.

What about you guys? You guys have any luck?

Nothing.

Gary: No.

We're cooking up a bunch of steaks right now.

Yeah. That meat, we're not eating.

-[Bleep] -Oh, wow.

Gary: I was the only one here with meat,

the only one cooking meat, for everybody.

And Matt's here, and nobody cares.

The kill that Gary's working on is from a leopard.

-It's not good. -It smells like death.

Matt: That leopard will be mad as [bleep].

Trent: We don't have enough firewood for one night.

We just want to build, and we haven't had a chance to really look around yet.

Trying to scramble before the sun goes down.

-Welcome to your new home. -We got a lot to do.

♪♪

Ahh.

I went from just myself getting firewood

and everything else that I had to do for the last 24 days

to voices everywhere, commotion everywhere.

Woman: Gotta go left.

It's -- it's crazy.

♪♪

Timber.

What an all-meat diet will do for you. [ Laughs ]

Lindsey: Matt Wright showed up.

And he brought with him lots and lots of jerky.

It's like breathing life into a dying group.

-Now, that's a hunter. -Yeah.

Because Matt came along and brought a whole bunch

of this nice dried meat,

I don't need any of Gary's meat.

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-[Bleep]. -Yep. Not real light.

Woman: That's the biggest log I've ever seen.

Woman: I know.

We love Matt.

Are you [bleep] serious?

I just became useless.

Well, out here, the only thing that matters

to anyone is kills and hunting.

In the social setting, more than likely,

I have now just become a cog in a wheel.

♪♪

[Bleep]

Ohh.

[Bleep]

I showed up, and Lacey has her own separate shelter.

I realized how hard it is to do it solo.

You should be working as smart as possible.

So one little shelter for one person?

A lot of extra work, and maybe you didn't have to do that.

Do you need any help on your boma?

No.

Why did you build an apartment all by yourself over there?

Everyone is fighting.

Everyone's just yelling and freaking out.

And I can't deal with this [bleep].

So I have my own boma

because I cannot stand the whole social dynamic.

I don't blame you.

-Oh. -[Bleep].

-Group dynamics. -Yeah.

You've only met these people today.

Yep. This is true.

Lacey: Matt's a good guy.

We were both in Ecuador in my last challenge.

But I think I'm gonna still stay in my boma.

It doesn't change the fact that I'm not fitting in

with the social dynamic in the group.

♪♪

[ Sighs ] So frustrating.

The sun is fading fast.

But Gary has a very smelly section of meat

just sitting 70 meters from the camp.

You know, there's concern.

We're in predator-rich environment right here.

This is an area that leopards would love.

[ Insects buzzing ]

Gary: Check it out. I'm gonna cook this and eat it.

It's been here all day, but it was bright, red,

and fresh when I cut it off today.

Matt: There are some indications you can see in its mouth.

And the head itself, because it is so close to all that,

it's all the bacteria of the mouth.

That's gonna go bad.

But, I mean, I've got enough meat

that you guys don't have to eat it.

It's getting to the point of no return.

Yeah.

Gary: I did my best today with this.

And I'm gonna drag it over there on that bank...

Get it as far away as I can tonight from our boma.

Lacey: All right. I got my boma door,

and I'll bring this shut.

And then, uh, my meat.

Well-done is probably the best way to go

when you're dealing with scavenge.

Lookit.

♪♪

It's good, though. Mmm.

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I'm just gonna start boiling it.

-[Bleep] Seriously? -Yeah.

Gary: This is the real tough part of survival right here,

to where you program your brain to zone in

and to love and like and appreciate the smell of...

Uh... Dead meat with maggots.

Survival is a state of mind.

If you won't eat maggots, you're not willing to survive.

♪♪

-Ugh. -Man.

Woman: This is so gross. Can you smell that?

Definitely smells like [bleep].

It smells like death.

Matt: In a survival situation, if you are starving

and you might die of starvation, eat it.

If you are not dying of starvation,

it is actually a worse strategy,

because now you could give yourself

a giant spectrum of foodborne illness.

Nyala steak. Delicious.

Shane: Gary's first challenge, he ate poisonous fruit.

Apparently he has not learned his lesson.

Gary: Camu fruit.

They taste basically like eating pine-sol.

That's tannic acid.

Ugh! [ Vomiting ]

Medic!

Melissa: I am really worried about Gary and Lacey,

and I really hope that that does not make them sick.

I'm still not eating it.

♪♪

[ Animal calling ]

Lacey: All right. My boma is closed for the night.

The fire's going.

And I'm listening to Matt over at the big boma,

and he's telling stories

of all of his amazing hunts that he's been on.

Matt: I'm watching them come in, come in.

It's very, very riveting.

♪♪

They're over there talking [bleep].

♪♪

Ah. [Bleep].

[ Vomiting ]

[ Vomiting ]

Lacey?

[ Vomiting ]

♪♪

Gary's meat made me sick.

I made a judgement call.

I wanted to see if I could hold it down or not, and...

I was not able to.

[ Sighs ]

Can't catch a break.

-Those haven't stopped? -Yeah.

Gary: Lacey claims she got sick from the meat.

I've been eating it non-stop, ravenously.

Every chance I can, I just pick it up and eat it.

I feel good. I feel strong.

As a survivalist, I don't pass up opportunities like this.

It's just not smart to me.

How's your stomach feeling?

Like not watching you eat that.

I'm not a whiner by any means, but it's just adding up.

Everything's just adding up.

I... I'm just ready to go home.

-Yeah. -And I think that's okay.

But I don't want you to go home and then regret going home.

Yeah.

This is the best thing for me, I think.

I'm done.

Lacey: I'm at my lowest point.

Every nerve on my hand is throbbing right now,

and they said some really hurtful things.

I don't want to be around people that think that poorly of me.

[ Sniffles ] I'm angry.

I don't want to be here with these people.

[Bleep]. I'm done.

I get it, you want me to stay, but I'm not staying.

I can't do anything.

I can't do this. I'm done. And I'm sorry.

I want to go home, guys.

Part of survival is working as a team.

But these people aren't interested

in getting along with me,

and I cannot survive physically with one hand.

Africa does not make things easy.

-Lacey tapped out. -[Bleep]

She didn't say goodbye or anything?

-Is she gone? -Yeah. She left.

Oh, she didn't say goodbye.

Lindsey: I think she's making the right move.

You can't do this on your own if you're not mentally tough.

Lacey: I came out here for redemption, but...

I'm over the whole deal.

But I was the crazy one that didn't know

how to work in social groups.

It's just very indicative of the way that she treated me here,

that she would not come over and say goodbye to me.

That's fine. Don't care.

♪♪

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-Oh, the meat's gone. -I know. I feel so bad.

-We should've rationed that. -We should've rationed that.

I didn't expect it to be gone that soon.

Yeah. [Bleep].

Matt: I fed some hungry people.

I had food that would've lasted me till day 40.

That food is now gone.

-You want to hunt, Trent? -Yeah.

-Oh, yeah. -Definitely. I'd be happy to go.

Try to hunt to find game trail.

Kind of between these mountains here.

-Okay. -You want to go with, missus?

Yeah.

Matt: Seems like they've been unsuccessful hunting large game.

So I hope that I can help them

and show them what I've learned...

And have us all eating fresh meat regularly.

Let's rock 'n' roll. Hopefully we get some action.

♪♪

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We are stalking.

♪♪

♪♪

I don't know if I can eat all this meat.

Don't pass this up right now. I mean, they might get a kill.

Hopefully. If he's a good enough hunter.

But you really should.

♪♪

-What'd you kill? -We found some good trails.

Win some, and you lose some.

-[ Laughs ] -Sorry, buddy.

Gary: There's an elitist mentality in the group.

Hunters are better. Hunters are more respected.

None of them appreciated what I did.

I walked a 50-pound head on my back, in hot heat,

to get that head over here, and then I had to cook it for hours.

Gary likey.

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This meat looks like it keeps getting worse and worse.

Now we're talking 36 hours that it's been pretty much,

like, out of the animal, in a pot, festering.

Can't share what nobody wants.

Woman: Oh, my gosh. It's making me sick.

Even if it smells like dog [bleep] in here,

let me eat my dog [bleep].

You got flies in your boma? It means you got food and hides.

Quit your cryin'.

You're living on the ground in Africa. Like, come on.

They just don't know better.

You know how insane that would be to expect

everybody to be on my level? That's not even fair to society.

I love all these [Bleep] flies.

It means I'm eatin' meat.

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[ Groaning ]

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[ Groans ]

Man: You good, Gary?

-[ Gary groans ] -I'm hoping he'll be fine.

I would hate for him to be put out of the challenge

because of his hardheadedness.

Gary: My stomach's killing me. [ Groans ]

♪♪

[ Gary groans ]

Man: You good, Gary?

Oh, that smells so bad.

Our boma smells like [bleep]. Like actual [bleep].

Like, I'm pretty sure that's [bleep] right there.

Woman: How many times did you go out last night?

Gary: I probably went to the bathroom six times.

I basically had the [bleep], as they call it.

It could have to do with the fact

that I'm just eating only a ton of meat right now in my system.

I'm just being smart and loading up on as much food as I can.

Let's scoop out some delicious morsels.

Yep.

I know what I'm doing. It's a survival skill.

All I can smell is poop.

I can't tell if it's poop or if it's meat.

I'm like 90% sure I saw diarrhea dribbles right next to you.

Right where I'm sitting?

Gary! You're seriously gonna eat more of this?

Gary: That's right.

Gary, you were, like, pooping all night.

Yeah. Who's to say if it's all because of meat?

If he eats the rest of that meat, he is crazy.

He's losing more nutrients and more dehydration

crapping that stuff out than he is putting it into his body.

Mmm. Mmm-mmm.

Matt: Gary's been eating on that leopard-kill nyala

for the last three days.

He was in the shelter last night,

hunkered in a corner, going to the bathroom.

I think he wants to feel like he's this badass survivalist,

but all I've seen him do now is go to the bathroom.

Delicioso.

♪♪

Shane: I'm chopping bamboo, trying to make that roof

as watertight as possible

so we can at least be somewhat comfortable.

♪♪

Hey, Gary, you want to help me clean

and drag over these bamboo Poles?

I'll help in the afternoon, because I don't...

Because we have some bamboo to work with right here,

right now, right?

-Not enough to build a shelter. -I know.

But, I mean, it could start being work.

Very selfish.

I know what you're doing.

-What am I doing? -Going to get the marrow.

-Is that right? -Yep.

You do you, Gary.

♪♪

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I'm on my own, to venture out into the African wildness...

To go get this bone marrow.

They're calling me gross.

And they're criticizing. And they're judging.

And they're talking about that pot of smelly meat,

when they should look at that pot of meat and they should go,

"god, what a strength. God, what a survival technique."

Whoa. Look at that leopard print.

That's a huge leopard. Looks like I'm walking

the leopard's favorite stomping grounds...

As I'm stealing his food.

♪♪

We're working in prime peak-sun hours.

We really need to get this done.

Shane: This is punishing work.

I'm not sure what Gary's agenda is,

but rubbing it in all of our faces every day

that eating some meat that's days old,

just to make a point, is kind of frustrating.

Personally, I think he might be a little jealous,

because he thought he was gonna be the savior of the team.

Hopefully he's done with his little agenda

and we can move on in trying to survive the next 12 days.

♪♪

I noticed the corpse is completely hollowed out now.

The marrow will last longer than everything else

because it's trapped in the bone.

Oh, wow. Figs.

I just now tapped into another food source for my team.

All because I took a little adventure

to go get this bone marrow.

A big part of me likes being underappreciated.

It's my life. This is my life.

I'm underappreciated in society all the time.

I must do it.

Gary's not just working on the hide again, is he?

Gary's doing his own thing. He's getting bone marrow.

I mean, it'd be helpful if he was over here

working on the shelter with us. We could really use the help.

He hasn't done anything to help with the boma.

Man: Nada.

His, like, pride is getting so much in the way that he...

He ate the meat, [Bleep] Himself,

and has now surrounded us with [bleep].

And surrounded us with stinky-ass meat

that's probably brought every leopard around

and every scavenger around.

Over and over, he does whatever he wants,

thinks how he can twist it,

and says, "that was for the team."

We're all doing our part as a team [bleep] effort,

and without the team, none of us are making it to 40,

regardless of what our skill set is.

And he's not gonna be better than any of us

if he's not helping any of us. -Correct.

At this point, he's sort of a lost cause.

Like, if he wants to do his thing, that's fine.

We can do without.

If he's not part of the team, that's his problem.

Narrator: 27 days into the 40-day challenge...

-Hey, naked people! -No way!

Narrator: ...Matt's arrival has given a much-needed boost

to the remaining survivalists.

-You guys hungry at all? -Yeah.

Here. Dig in.

But with his dried-foods reserves depleted...

Oh, the meat's gone!

...Gary's insistence on eating

scavenged nyala meat has intensified...

Gary: If you're not willing to eat maggots,

you're not really a survivalist.

Narrator: ...Causing new tension within the group.

Gary's not just working on the hide again, is he?

Lindsey: Gary's doing his own thing.

And over and over and over, he does whatever he wants.

Narrator: Despite those obstacles,

the addition of such an experienced hunter

raises the team's xl rating, or xlr,

from a 5.9 to a 6.2.

♪♪

Gary's not just working on the hide again, is he?

He's getting bone marrow.

It would be helpful if he was over here

working on the shelter with us.

Matt: At this point, if he's not part of the team,

we can do without.

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Gary: 70 feet up in a tree

is a place where you don't make mistakes.

You fall from this height, you die.

Going out on a limb for these guys.

Literally.

Whoa!

I'm a survivalist all the way around.

My style is undeniably what feeds people.

Figs are delicious.

It'll be nice to provide the team with nutrients

and vitamins from sweet figs.

That could have been me.

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Gary. What's up, man?

Who wants some big [bleep] figs?

-I'd love some figs. -Big ones.

-Ripe ones. -Wow.

-Thanks, Gary. Appreciate it. -Have a few.

-Figs are a big deal, Gary. -I know.

We know this.

Good score, brother.

I just want you guys to know I'm not [bleep] around.

I'm here with you. I'm in the game.

That's a real good thing you just did.

-Hey, gar. -What's up, dude?

Matt: You've been on an adventure?

-Who wants some figs? -Oh, yeah!

See what you think of those?

Hey. Thanks, buddy.

You're [bleep] awesome, dude.

I had to climb 70 feet up for those [bleep].

-70 feet?! -Yes.

-Oh, my gosh. -Huh.

So I was out doing something.

I'm not [bleep] around, all right?

I wanted to ask you guys a favor, too, that I want to bring up.

You're talking about my putrid food and that dish.

But I want to point something out to you.

And it's nothing to take from you, Matt,

because what you did was beautiful.

But you noticed I didn't eat one of that piece of beef jerky.

I did. I noticed that.

So every bite I took of that food,

I was feeding you my share of beef jerky.

I don't know if you guys were aware of that.

And so to have to hear remarks about what I'm doing,

as I'm muscling through that, was offending me.

Because I was doing something kind to you.

Matt: But you didn't have to eat that.

The survival strategy is to not eat that meat.

Well, that's a strategy, but, bottom line,

you can end up in a situation, a survival situation,

where you might have to eat maggots one day.

You might, and the only reason we talk negatively about it

is 'cause none of us are at that state.

You could've spent that much time getting fresh meat.

Haven't you guys been spending time trying to get fresh meat?

-Yeah. -I could very easily say

every time you guys go hunting, you're not doing [bleep] for me,

'cause you haven't come back with crap.

Oh, Gary, Gary, Gary.

He does not.

I don't say that to you, and you just said that to me.

Instead I say, "man, good luck."

I'm talking time management.

What, so you decide what my time management is?

I'm saying you haven't been around.

That's not true. You're saying I'm not here with the team

when I actually am, but you just don't recognize that I am.

So all of you have a problem with me not being here?

I personally -- I'm not speaking for anybody else.

But I think we all need to come together

as a team, every single one of us.

'Cause the more hands to get this thing built...

But you know what? I went out and got food for everybody instead.

You're welcome. You guys are welcome.

But I wasn't here for the team, was I?

No, you haven't been. And I'll say it every [bleep] time.

Either you're here or you're not here.

And I'm just letting you know that.

Dude, that's so [bleep].

Because I could say when you're out hunting you're not here.

I'll tell you what. I was out getting food for everybody.

-Today. -No, not just today.

Did you pick figs yesterday? What did you do the day before that?

Oh, wow. Now you want me to answer to you,

and I'm not making you answer to me.

Okay. Well, hey.

I've been busting ass for a month before you came along.

If you feel like you are helping, that's fine.

Do whatever the [Bleep] you want.

You do your thing. You do your thing.

-We'll do our thing. -Oh, is that...

You're so full of [bleep]. Shut the [bleep] up.

You don't decide whether I'm here or not.

What a bunch of ungrateful [bleep].

'Cause that's exactly what the [bleep] you are.

Narrator: Next time... [Bleep]. We have food.

It isn't much, but it's something.

Sarah: If the hunters go all 40 days with zero kills,

it will feel very much like

we carried them through the challenge.

Obviously you're not gonna bring something back

every single time, but at least we're out there trying.

Oh, well, yeah, I'm not hunting,

but I wasn't just sitting looking at animals.

This is horse [bleep].

Lindsey: We may have a camp division.

-I am over this. -Aah!

Pisses me off. I don't give a [bleep]. I'm done.