The Second Leg
Adios, Megan & Heidi!
Not too shocking that Megan & Heidi were eliminated this go-round.
They really didn't impress the first episode and this one was no
different. They didn't look like they were having fun, and definitely
didn't seem like they had the enthusiasm to do this. I have a feeling
they discovered that racing around the world isn't exactly a vacation.
Peru:
Cusco to Arequipa
Wow, Rob (of Rob & Amber) really hasn't changed that much:
he's playing this game as aggressive as he ever did in Survivor.
From not just sitting idly by and accepting a slow bus to Arequipa
to agreeing to tip the driver so he would only open the front door,
and then keeping his share of the tip, the man is definitely playing
to win. I will give him credit for that. I don't like him all that
much, but if the other teams are going to play sorta silly and laid-back,
then they're going to get what's coming to them.
The shoe-shine challenge was interesting nevertheless, especially
in watching how some people were trying to get customers. Basically
accosting a customer seemed to work the best, as opposed to just
standing on a corner and hoping that someone wants their shoes shine.
Typically doesn't help.
Arequipo, Peru
to Santiago, Chile
Where Rob & Amber totally made this leg their beyotch. They
did a good job, got all the books in the Detour in one journey,
while Ron & Kelly did what I probably would have done, that
being taking two trips. Gotta give Rob props, again. The man stacked
his books well. I don't think I would have ever considered the shopping
choice in that Detour, especially since you had to pay with your
own money. I'm shocked people actually did that one. Watching the
gayboys get in hissyfit fights was awesome too. The comment of "Bitches"
to the angry fish marketers had me laughing hysterically.
This was an interesting finish though - almost everybody who was
in the top 4 last week dropped to the bottom of the pack, except
for Rob & Amber. This just goes to show that random events may
completely turn things around. But with the ultra-competitve streak
in Rob, I really can't see them dropping out of the top 3. I totally
expect to see them in the Final 3. |