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| Welcome Race Fans -
I know, I know . . . it's been far too long. Bear with me, this is gonna be a long one.
This season's sickness and muck flying through the air brought me to my knees. Better now, but still not 100%. Enough of my complainin', we've got a lot of ground to cover.
We'll start with Episode 5 . . .
Teams headed to Novosibirsk, Russia where the bulk of the leg was to take place. All teams were able to corral at the train station so it was even footing getting out of the gate. Some of the teams were less than enthusiastic about the Siberian wasteland and the frigid air. It would only get worse. . . .
Kisha and Jen, whose relationship is a bit on the cold side anyway distanced themselves from the pack by going their own way instead of playing the game like a couple of sheep and following the herd. Points for creativity, but doesn't get you real far when the other teams are . . . what's the word? Oh, yeah, competent.
Here again we have a team challenge that involves driving local machinery. Well, it was between that or taking a Russian mail-order bride to a comrade waiting at a church. It was never actually said whether they had met prior to the Amazing Race hook-up or not. We can only guess. The machinery was a Russian snowplow, the course was a snaky 200-yard jaunt. Hardly a slalom, but given the history of Russian equipment on the show, it could have been fun. In the end, it really wasn't that hard.
Some of the teams that chose the Russian Bride had the more difficult task. The bride was unable to direct the teams in any way. Not that it would have helped much. I don't think anyone on the race speaks the language. Jodi and Christie had a lovely time. They ended up getting lost on the way to the church and while asking directions, they almost became Russian brides when a man they asked for directions took a few liberties that most American women slap would-be suitors for at bars across the USA. Namely groping, ogling, leering, drooling, licking, etc. That just won't fly around here.
That brings us to the highlight of the episode where the eternal question of "Phil, Boxers or Briefs?". Sick and sad as it may be, the answer is "neither, but that hybrid of male undergarments, the boxer-briefs". Resting neither in the 'tighty-whitey" camp, nor the 'loosey-goosey" world of the boxer, comfort is achieved through a corset of stretchable cotton hugging in the right places and letting the boys breathe. Bold choice, Phil. Even braver that you chose to pose in the boxer briefs in a full-on fur hat, muck-luck boots and, well, a smile. Party on, Phil.
The answering of this question came as explanation for the Roadblock for this leg. One member (heh, heh) had to run a mile in the frigid Siberian air wearing nothing but their skivvies. This may have been the first time that the Survivor Fuzzy-dot has made an appearance on the Race. I would have to consult the archives to be sure. As a note and in addition to what your mother always said (wear clean underwear!), it would also be wise to include to actually WEAR UNDERWEAR should you ever, EVER find yourself a contestant on an American reality TV show. You just never really know what can happen and it's really better to be prepared than to have those unsightly panty lines, isn't it? I mean, how much warmth can a thong provide in a cold climate? That's right, just a little. Better to go for the universally accepted boxer-brief.
Practical? Yes.
Keeping your modesty should embarrassing moments occur? Certainly.
Comfort? Guaranteed.
Christie and Jodi came in last on this leg. Lucky for them this was the first non-elimination leg.
On to Episode 6:
Since Christie and Jodi were last and spared elimination, they had some ground to make up and an additional task in the form of a Speed Bump. Only they would have this additional task. Everyone else wore actual underwear.
So, after the deep-freeze of Siberia, teams needed a bit of thawing out. Sounds like a perfect time to send them off to India.
Again, all teams meet up at the airport and get the same flights and eat the same pretzels and . . . and. . . and. . .
Until, they landed in India. The heat, the traffic, the lack of pubic toilets, and the uncanny ability of every cabs gas tank to perpetually be on EMPTY. This is not the first time that teams have been impacted by a cabbie getting gas in India. This time Christie and Jodi, that could ill-afford to spare the time, got caught up in the refuel race.
Most all teams were quite impacted by the poverty this time. I guess that we haven't been shown as much of the conditions as we were this time. All kidding aside, this was really eye-opening for the racers and the audience. Most conditions that bad are saved for those Sally Struthers info-mercials. This stuff was for real, and was to say the least, shocking. Being that our Racers are frivolously traipsing around the world on little more than a dare, it hit them hard. . . as it should all of us.
Just as quickly as they show it to us, they rip it away. Not for the American public eyes during prime-time.
Teams had to find a tree . . .and a guy under a tree that would have a clue around him. Teams looked high and low, and very few (sadly) didn't notice the bright RED phones, in the middle of NOWHERE, that had a little sign that said "use me" on it. Of course, the accented voice on the other end of the line could hardly be understood by anyone other than Dell Customer Service Support Reps, or the taxi drivers.
Teams had to get to a corral and one of them had to load up enough food and water to satisfy the needs of the heavily decorated camel set aside for them. The water bowl had to be filled until it flowed from the hole in the side of the tank and the hay had to be up to a line on a pole deep. Team members got to work hauling water first (not that there was any particular order) using the 1 gallon pail provided. Once that was done, they moved on to the hay, still using the 1 gallon pail. . . that is, until Mike (of Mike/Mel) noticed the rather large wicker baskets to use for the hay. He was able to get a full couple of loads before anyone else caught on. It was enough to get Mike/Mel back into things.
One highlight here was an Indian camel handler getting the crap kicked out him by the camel he was coercing into another part of the corral. That dude went down like a sack of potatoes. Far be it from me to laugh at anothers' suffering . . . wait, what am I saying? It was hilarious. Just too bad that it wasn't one of the Racers. Laughing at Americans having folly abroad is a lot more fun. Isn't that why we watch every week anyway?
The detour had teams either shaking booty or moving hay. Shaking boot meant getting all made up, donning an Indian equivalent of a human sized pinata and dancing through the streets begging money off of the poor. Movers had to take a rickshaw loaded with barrels of hay to a designated spot, then root through them to find an elephant the size of a peanut.
While others were busy with the Detour task, Christie and Jodi set off to the Speed Bump. They had to paint an elephant. Not like an "uh-oh, better get Maaco" type of paint, but an actual decorative thing. I usually like my elephants one solid color, seems that the Indians like them to be a bit more dynamic in the color arena. This was just enough of a task to put them behind the others, not surprisingly.
In the end, the usual editing drama unfolded before our eyes and the inevitable came true, Jodi and Christie were shown the flight homeward as they came to the Pit Stop last, just behind the stuntrunts, Mark and Michael.
That brings us current to Episode 7 . . . (yay!) Teams trekked 2,000 miles to Thailand. Given just a picture of an ape statue to find once they arrived, teams arrived at the same time on the same plane . .. again.
All teams asked the cabbies if they recognized the gorilla. Most did not. Stopping passersby proved the most fruitful of the methods and most of the teams were correctly directed to the Zoo. Notice I said "most".
Mel and Mike were diverted to a local beach to search for the statue, which proved to be incorrect (gasp!). Add to that the fact that they were told a couple of times that the gorilla was at the zoo. They finally heeded the advice and rolled the dice and took off to the zoo where they found . . . wait for it . . . the gorilla statue. Granted, most other teams had come and gone.
Once teams did arrive at the zoo, there were a couple of tasks to complete. First, Teams had to pose with a tiger for a picture. Now, that in itself is a little bit off-putting in the relaxation department. Add to that the handler that was missing an arm and you have a downright unnerving situation. Just the sight of the dude in the tiger tank with an empty sleeve on his shirt should have given teams pause. Ah, ever the troopers they pressed on and sat quietly behind the beast and grinned for the cameras. While waiting for the film to develop teams had another task to complete.
Teams had to be part of an elephant show in which the elephant gave them a butt massage and then simulated sitting on on of them. Now , that is a heavy animal, and not the most graceful of creatures due to the size. I am not sure that an elephant giving me a butt rub is on my bucket list, nor is it ever to be.
Once the massage was done and the show over, teams ran back to the tiger hut and grabbed the photo with the next clue attached.
A shop down in the pit of town is the oldest herb shop in Phuket. Here teams had their choice of 99 drawers to have the owner open to see if the next clue was there. Jaime and Cara had arrived first, and left next to last. Teams tried to gang up on the poor old guy and screaming at him like he was the auctioneer for the Christmas turkey. Rather than being a test of skill, this came down to luck. My least favorite of tasks. . . but, it all seemed to work out. Jaime and Cara didn't have the luck with them at all. Teams came and went and still they were picking drawers. Eventually, they were able to find a clue and move on . . .
Once teams got the next clue for a Detour. Either they had to find a rickshaw, pump up the tires and run it to the pit stop, OR they had to find a fishing boat and fill 47 barrels with enough drinking water to last the trip, and they had to move 53 of the empty fish barrels from the bottom deck to the roof of the boat.
The stuntrunts arrived at the rickshaws first. They grabbed a pump and tossed the rest into baskets that were sitting there, making their presence less obvious for the others. They then had the driver of the taxi they had lead them to the Pit Stop location. Upon stepping on the mat and facing the mighty Phil, they were told that they were indeed first to arrive. HOWEVER, there was two 30-minute penalties being slapped on them. The first for hiding the pumps and the second for hiring the taxi to lead them, something that was expressly forbidden in the clue. For shame.
Mike and Mel along with Kisha and Jen were the only teams to pick to work on the boat. I am not sure which would have been worse . . . stinking like fish or sweating like a pig pulling that rickshaw 2-miles.
Pulling the rickshaw almost proved to much for Margie. She collapsed in a heap after they were checked in to Pit Stop. Heat exhaustion can be a bad thing.
Anyhoo . . . After nervously waiting out the 60 minutes of penalty and watching 2 other teams check in, the stuntrunts were finally allowed to check in third. That'll teach them to read a bit more down the clue before acting.
The leg proved to be too much for Mike and Mel as they were sent packing. Too bad, too. They were a fun team to watch.
That should catch us up now. I know that this was a long one. Thanks for sticking in there with me. I'll not let this go again.
BTW - the prizes have arrived! We have seven left in the running at this time. Margie and Luke are still heavy favorites.
Until next week, Eat, Sleep and Mingle with the others.
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| Welcome Race Fans!
We start this leg in Transylvania. Mike and Mel have a 4 minute lead over Amanda and Kris. Can it be held?
Not Bloody Likely.
Teams get the first clue that has them fly to Siberia via Moscow. They MUST go via Moscow. Once there the clue directs them to a hydroelectric dam pictured on a $0.04 National Mother Bank of Vodka puts out on Thursdays.
But first, a bit of hilarity as the StuntRunts Mike and Mark place a call to what they think is the Luftansa flight booking desk. Turns out that it is really Jaime (or Cara, they all look the same). Surprisingly quick on the uptake, she falls into character giving false hope that a flight was available . . . in business class. "er, We can't do business class." SR#1 says, and hangs up the phone discouraged. Classic move. . . reminiscent of Rob and Amber.
Flight attendants Christie/Jodi go to internet cafe to buy tickets siting their keen ability to research flights as they are members of something called the "Mile High Club". I don't know, but I think I have heard of that before . . . and it doesn't mean that you landed in Denver.
All teams get various flights via all major cities in Europe. All teams will seemingly meet up in Moscow. Then various teams miss the connection to Karaeradfashov (I am sure that was it) from Moscow.
The Dam Tour doesn't open until 8:30 the next morning. Teams are made to wait. Could the other teams catch up? It turns out that, no, they didn't. Spending the night in a Russian jet liner must get tiresome, what with holding the goat and all.
Mike/Mark, Keisha Jen, Christie and Jodi are the first teams to get the clue at the dam to go to a church down the road. Here we get this legs . . .
DETOUR
Stack or Construct
Stack: stack wood before a crowd of drunken, dancing revelers laughing at the 'meriKans doing their work
OR
Construct: build and install shudders to install on the palatial mansions said drunken revelers live in
All three of the first teams choose to stack. Should be easy . . . just stacking wood right? How hard can it be?
Mark/Mike found out by knocking over both their stack AND the example stacks of wood and have to redo both. Wisely (?), they decide to switch to the 'construct' task. But first, choose to locate the house in need of repairs before starting said repairs, thereby wasting time and energy. Amazingly, they find NO houses that have the designated "REPAIR NEEDED" signs. In a town of 4 streets, they got the one, a mile-long apparently, that has all shudders in grand condition. Anyway . . . moving on . . .
The rest of the teams show up all together and get set stacking away at the wood piles.
Kisha and Jen finish piling with an intact stack first. Sending them to the next task with the warning of the upcoming NEW and IMPROVED feature of the Race. 'Blind U-Turn's (BUT) allow teams anonymous u-turning powers. Teams exercising this option will remain unknown to the team sent back to complete the un-chosen Detour task. More on this later . . .
Once past the BUT, the next clue sends teams to an amusement park and this legs . . .
ROADBLOCK: One team member must ride a bobsled course in 4 minutes or under while searching for letters along the way. Once the correct letters have be spotted, the team member must take the jumble of letters and make a name . . . of famous Russian playwright, Chekhov. I didn't associate Chekhov with a playwright at all, but the pilot of the Star Trek ship Enterprise. That little Russian devil. Always had a hot temper, that one.
As teams continue to either stack or push over piles of wood. Amanda/Kris, Mike/Mel, and the StuntRunts, all pushed it over while Jaime/Cara, Margie/Luke, Tammy/Victor and Christie/Jodi finish the stacks. Victor credited Asian engineering prowess . . . but he is a lawyer. Must be instinctive.
The StuntRunts along with Mike/Mel team up with Amanda/Kris to work the 'construct' task. Which, if you have ever had Lincoln Logs you would have found easy, proved to be almost as difficult. Especially once finished. Finding the homes that needed repaired was likened to a 'caravan of idiots' carrying the shudders through the town. They pause for a bit, contemplating the difficulty of the task and seeming obscurity of homes in need of shudders. Mike FINALLY catches site of a home with the sign in front, in quite large letters. I suppose they were looking for FEMA-esque spray painted siding of homes.
Margie and Luke hit the U-Turn and post up the picture of Amanda/Kris, who had earlier abandoned the stack task and moved to construct after their wood pile collapsed under Kris' mighty paw straightening logs. Amanda and Kris declare this to be a 'shady' move made by Kisha/Jen or Christie/Jodi. It was also noted that Margie and Luke "probably felt *sooo* bad". NOT. Beware, the deaf are devious. I know this because, like Luke, I live in Colorado and have watched his behavior on the Race. That and knowing not one other hearing-impaired person and basing my entire stereotype on what this episode showed me.
All teams, other than Tammy and Victor luck into the CHEKHOV name during the jumble. Victor decalres, "Who doesn't know Chekhov?". Really, who indeed. He was the guy on the Enterprise.
Once the jumble is done, teams are headed to this legs PIT STOP. A Russian Comedy theater in the heart of town, just a short taxi ride of an hour away.
Teams arrived in the following order:
1- Christie and Jodi (won motorcycles!?!)
2 - Kisha and Jen
3- Tammy and Victor
4 - Margie and Luke
5 - Jaime and Cara
6 - Mel and Mike
7 - Mike and Mark
8 - Amanda and Kris : Eliminated
Looks like next week Luke suffers the reputation as the bad boy of the Race. I only pray that it doesn't turn violent.
That's it for this week, folks. It was the first week of our pool being active. I sent mail with the latest spreadsheet. Let me know if you didn't get it.
Until next week, Eat, Sleep and keep an eye out for Luke.
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| Let it be known that I called the Sawyer/Juliette love fest.
Oh, yeah - I'm THAT good.
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| Welcome Race Fans!
This season is shaping up to be a 'back to basics' season. A season without all the airport drama . . . well, maybe not so much this episode, but overall.
I have to say that the producers have treated us to a special batch of folks. By 'special' I mean that they, well, have certain deficiencies. And I ain't talkin' about vitamins.
Getting back to the beginning. Tammy and Victor, sibling lawyers have shown themselves to be a couple of strong competitors. Able to think through the complex weave of clues and skills required to accomplish the tasks at hand. That is, until things unraveled for them this week. For starters, they were out of the gate a good two hours before any of the other teams. Normally, this results in the team gaining a hyyyooge advantage. Not this time, however.
The plane that they end up on forgot to fill up the beverage cart and had to return to the Munich airport. This resulted in their having to pile on with most of the other teams on a later flight.
Meanwhile, Brad and Victoria thought that they would be a couple of clever monkeys and buck the system by attempting a risky connection in Amsterdam. They quickly disappeared from the episode and left in mystery as either really ahead . . . or really behind. More on them later, much later.
Teams had to head to Romania, land of gymnastic achievement. Here teams hit a Roadblock that had one member don a leotard and perform like a circus ape to the amusement of highly skilled and flexible 6-year olds.
Luke immediately fingered his mother and the member to perform the barrage of feats arguing that "I am not wearing that girl's leotard!". Not to worry, Luke. We still have the image of your mug covered in many layers of cake burned in our brain from last week. We would hate for you to make a fool of yourself on national TV. Well, maybe there will be more dignity in the next All-Stars Race. Your modesty is appreciated though. I don't think that girl's leotard would have left much to the imagination should you have worn it.
Most teams made it through each of the highly difficult tasks like "shaking your booty while on a balance beam", or something like that. Tammy chose to be the performer of this Roadblock as Victor was certain that this was tailor made for girls. He really should have thought that through a little better. Tammy seemed to be the most ill-coordinated of all the contestants. Cartwheels, somersaults, grace, fluidity of motion all were absent from her interpretation of what she was shown. Should they have assigned names to the floor exercises that were performed, hers would likely have been something of the "Choking Swan Breakdance" genre.
From the Roadblock, teams are sent to . . . ooo, Transylvania. Just the name brings images of Count Chocula and the others from the cereal boxes on sleepy Saturday mornings. Teams are told to make their way to the Black Church . . . oooo, more dark imagery. Ah, but we have some downtime as the trains aren't running until the morning. CBS isn't treating us to a lot of the shenanigans that are taking place during this time. May be that there isn't much to tell.
Once teams finally get to the Church they are just in time for the Detour: Gypsy Move or Vampire Remains.
Gypsy Move has teams pack up a gypsy family and move them down the road. Now, I don't know a lot of gypsies, having been raised outside of the carnival. I can only imagine that most of them would NOT move from place to place taking the front (or rear) half of the family car. Or bald tires for a truck that, should it still be around, would be used FOR THE MOVE! Just a thought. Some of the junk that the teams were made to move seemed to have been grabbed from the nearest landfill. Now before someone pipes up with the "those less fortunate"-ish arguments, a half of a car? Really?
Vampire Remains had teams go to the actual Dr. Acula castle (or one just down the street a piece) and search a hillside for a . . . oooo, buried coffin wrapped in chains and locks. A key would open the first, followed by the second, etc, etc. So once this coffin was open teams had to impale tiles full of blood on a wooden stake until one with an AR flag was found. Messy, but fun.
Now this is where things really started going bad for Tammy and Victor. Victor, being the elder and 'smarter' sibling, led Tammy WAY up the hill searching for the coffins. It really wouldn't have been so bad if he hadn't been a) following route markers for something other than the Race (white and red instead of yellow and red) and b) so adamant that he was right.
After Nosforatu knows how long he finally conceded defeat to Tammy and they came back to the start only to notice that there was a quite clearly marked YELLOW and RED arrow leading the way to the coffin field. If you ever need a lawyer, call whatever you find on late night TV instead of this wonder-duo.
Once a coffin is found and slid down the hill, the key had come off at some point. This left them searching for a tiny key on a hillside of underbrush and dried leaves. Anyone that has lost anything while raking leaves in the fall knows how hard this can be. I wondered why, instead of combing undergrowth for however long, why didn't they just go get another coffin? They didn't appear to be that hard to find, once you were on the right mountain. But that is just me. Maybe I should go to law sqool (spelling intended).
While all of this was going on with Tammy and Victor, most other teams were headed off to the Pit Stop. All other teams seemed to have a pretty easy time of things. Even the flight attendant team of Jodi and Christie. They seemed so inept last week that I was sure that they would be on the chopping block this week.
Ah, but cut to Brad and Victoria (remember them?). The connecting flight in Amsterdam wasn't made. They had to sit in the airport overnight and wait until the next morning to try and catch up. Ah, but that didn't happen this time. Too bad that they took a risk to try and get ahead and it bit them. Had they made the connection they would have had a nice lead on the others. Alas, mistakes like that cannot be made on the Race.
Teams hit the Pit Stop in the following order:
1- Mike and Mel
2- Amanda and Kris
3- Kisha and Jen
4- Margie and Luke
5 - Mark and Mike
6 - Christie and Jodi
7 - Jaime and Cara
8 - Tammy and Victor
9 - Brad and Victoria - ELIMINATED
That's all for this week! Remember to send me your picks before the next episode airs!
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| Welcome Race Fans . . .
To the new format and the new season.
Apologies for taking as long as I did getting this out. I spent a long weekend in Vegas with my wife for Valentine's Day. A good trip, but I still have to work for a living. Oh, well, can't miss what you didn't have, eh?
We have our usual cast of societies dysfunctional making their debut with this episode. The team dynamics are all fairly predictable. Although they have tossed in a few cloves of garlic with the chocolate.
Teams made their way to the start line in Marine helicopters. Phil was there to greet them, as always. His eyebrow came in on a chopper shortly before the teams arrived. A crew of several men unloaded it and applied it in position on Phil's face, there to remain for the duration of the Race.
Teams got the 'GO' and made their way to a waiting Mercedes and off to the airport. First destination: Locarno, Switzerland. Nice. A little wrinkle though. They had to take a train to reach Locarno. Some logistics came into play as one plane arrived later but had a shorter train ride. Most weren't savvy enough to think that far ahead. What with all of the people interested in the Race, we can't have someone with any geographical knowledge. That would just be weird.
A few of the teams hooked up with locals on the train to aid them in the train navigation. Others just took frustration out on each other. Preston and Jennifer, who had earlier professed their deep love and admiration for one another, quickly degenerated into name-calling and hair-pulling when things didn't go according to Hoyle. Just the type of team dynamic that producers were shooting for.
Teams were made to settle down in a church campground for the night and await a pre-designated departure for the next step in the leg. At the appropriate time, a kindly priest doled out the days tasks to the departing teams.
Steve and Linda, this season's underdog, downtrodden, people of the earth from the Virginia highlands, got into a tiff as Steve felt that his wife was 'too slow'. I presume that he meant physically, because, let's face it, he isn't heading up any spelling bees. Let's just say that he isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer. In fact, they are both more of the spoon variety.
Next morning the teams headed out to Verzasca Dam. There they found the first Roadblock. One team member had to perform a 70-story bungee jump. This did nothing to inspire a lot of confidence in many of teammates chosen to perform the jump. Of particular terror note was airline flight attendant Jodi, who at the very mention of the task began having near convulsions of fear. All worked out in the end as she willfully dove off the platform. As if she had any choice in the matter.
The only team that was REALLY gung-ho was the stunt men. These guys are going to be a riot to have around. Fearless and bold in a 4 foot 9 inch package. I am pretty sure that the height is achieved by stacking them. One of these guys is a dead ringer for Martin Short. Give it a look. I swear he was a stunt guy on The Three Amigos. Speaking of, anyone for lip balm?
Once done jumping to improbable death and certain headrushes, teams were given a clue directing them to Interlaken and Kleine Rugen Wiese, a cheese farm. Teams were made to grab an antique cheese hauler, climb a hill and truck down 200-lbs. of cheese. The climb UP the hill was tough, but the way down proved even harder. The antique cheese haulers were actually rated for a 5 lb. block of cheddar rather than a 50 lb. wheel of whatever kind of cheese that was. I suspect Parmesan judging by the way the wheels ran down the hill almost taking out everything in its path. The workers at the farm rolled with laughter as the haulers disintegrated and our racers landed firmly on their rears while dodging killer cheese wheels loosed from other contestants backs.
Our Virginian buddy Steve actually proved to be the smart one here as he coached three wheels down the mountain at once. Probably gets that skill from dragging road kill home. Virginia is infested with all kinds of pesky critters that love the sound of traffic. That is just a wasted meal.
After the cheese was safely stored at the base of the hill, the clue sent teams to the Pit Stop. The trick here was that the final destination would be revealed by the sound of a yodel. Yes, an honest to goodness Swiss Miss yodel. This threw some of the teams as, and this is a little studied area, yodels produce a ventriloquist-ish throwing of the voice quality that proved to be a bit of a red herring for a couple teams, costing them valuable finishing places.
In the final summation, it was the Mother-Son team of Margie and Luke. Interestingly enough, Luke is deaf and communicates with his mother via a modified sign language short-hand that seems to work for them. I am guessing that they are going to be a popular choice for the pool. Notably, Phil signed the "you are team number one" to Margie and Luke. That Phil, he's pretty smooth.
Speaking of the pool, you know the drill. We have the first episode under our belts. Two more will five you ample opportunity to review the field of choices. Picks are due BEFORE the airing of the fourth episode. I have the spreadsheet updated and will post that next week. I really wanted to get this out today.
Our finish order for leg 1:
1. Margie & Luke
2. Tammy & Victor
3. Mark & Michael
4. Mel & Mike
5. Amanda & Kris
6. Brad & Victoria
7. Jaime & Cara
8. Kisha & Jen
9. Steve & Linda
10. Christie & Jodi
11. Preston & Jennifer - ELIMINATED
Until next week, Eat, Drink and get to know the annoying idiots that you are Racing with!
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