01x48 - Episode 48

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I hope Eddie gets the money, OK,

but I'm really getting worried about him at this point.

Because I think maybe some of the people in here

are going to get maybe a little mad at him, or frustrated

with him, and then he says stuff to the camera

that he probably shouldn't be saying,

but I want Eddie to have the cash,

but I'm getting a little worried about him now.

[theme music]

Oh, man.

That dog hates me.

Another poop, dude.

Yeah.

Oh, no.

She's got your number, huh?

No, I've got hers.

It's all over me.

- Hey, George? - Yo.

I think you might have mixed up a couple

letters on anniversary.

Oh, thanks, Curtis.

Is it V-E-R-S-A-R-Y?

You have all the right letters, you just--

I get them backwards?

Yeah.

It should just go S-A-R-Y.

Thanks, Curtis.

And you're good to go.

I had always thought Teresa had an H this whole time.

No.

Oh, that looks better, Curtis.

Thanks, man. - No problem.

Looks good.

Appreciate it.

That's a cool sign, and she's definitely going to see it.

Ah, yeah, Curtis.

All right, George.

Thumbs up, man.

Yeah, it does look better spelled right.

[SINGING] So happy anniversary,

happy anniversary, happy anniversary, happy anniversary.

That's right.

ANNOUNCER: The houseguests received

their next week long challenge.

They must train Chiquita to complete a dog agility course.

Oh, Chiquita?

I say %.

Oh, yeah.

She is never gonna be able to do it.

We can not put our hands in this dog.

Our fate in this dog's hands.

Chiquita is worse than us.

She's lazier than us.

%.

Although there's no time limit.

She can sleep between each one.

Which she probably will.

Let's go check them out.

OK.

Maybe she's already pre-trained?

OK, this is Chiquita we're talking about.

The tunnel she can definitely do.

She can go through the tunnel.

Definitely do the tunnel, Curtis.

Yeah.

She's definitely going to be able to do that.

I think I understand why the tunnel isn't the easier one.

This one's going to be hard.

She won't like it.

She's not going to like this at all.

And the camera's right there.

The camera's--

The camera is going to make her crazy the whole day.

Yeah.

What does she got to do here?

She has to jump--

Walk over it.

Yeah, but I, mean for her to walk over this,

we can't handle her.

She's going to have to put herself on there.

This don't spin.

That one's going to be--

that's impossible for her.

There's just no way. - She can't get a running start.

No.

There's just no way.

She has to go this way, right?

Why do you say that?

We can turn it around, she'll be able to do it.

You think she can do it?

Without a doubt, she can do that.

She can jump on the couch, and it's a lot lower.

She can jump over that, but can

she do it within this space?

That's what I'm worried about.

Yeah, because she can physically do it.

And then this one where she has to go through it like this.

Yeah, that we know she can do.

Here's the slide.

She has to climb up this thing.

She has to climb up it?

Oh, Chiquita.

See, that's what's going to happen.

That's exactly what's going to happen.

The whole time.

We could ask them to keep that camera still, and use

one of the other cameras.

Yeah.

Oh, she likes it.

She likes it.

Wrong way, baby.

Up up.

She likes it go.

Yeah, go up it. - Oh my God.

No way.

Oh my God.

Oh my God, I can't believe this.

She hasn't figured out that her hind legs are needed.

Ah, she's tired now.

Yawn.

I'll get her to jump.

PRODUCER: Houseguests, can we get your wager, please?

%.

Fat a*s.

You're fat, and you know it.

What is that?

Somebody's hurling things over here,

because here's a little candy.

Candy?

Yeah.

And something just hit over there.

There's another one.

People are firing jaw breakers over the fence.

Yeah, I wouldn't be standing here.

I know.

They're sort of like projectiles.

No, they're not.

They're paintballs.

I think they're jaw breakers, dude.

Hey, George, I wouldn't bite into that.

I wouldn't eat them.

These are good.

You never know what they put in there either.

I would maybe come inside.

They're not bad.

Where they coming from?

I don't know.

There's a green one by the washer.

Yeah.

Hm.

It sure is good though.

George, get inside.

They might even be jelly beans.

They're pretty soft.

I mean, they're hard, but soft--

Eat one, Curtis.

Boy, they sure do look good.

Where'd that one hit?

Come here?

I heard like the first one before I found the green one.

The green one was like the second one to go over.

What was that noise?

Oh, there.

That was the chickens.

That is our conclusion.

Yeah, they are candy, for sure.

Ah, man, here's a cheery one.

Here's a grape one.

George wants to eat them.

Why don't you fire some beer over the wall?

Eddie, do not encourage the rascals, the little hoodlums.

To fire things over the wall?

Eddie fan club sh**ting.

I know.

No, I didn't eat them.

I just took a bite out of one of them.

Sure were kind of tasty though.

I know candy.

When [muted] falls off tonight, I don't know nothing.

What were you thinking, men?

Man, who'd want to poison me?

Maybe they wanted to poison--

They don't know my stomach anyway.

OK.

I don't care how strong your stomach is, your arteries

can only handle so much poison.

True.

Son, it kills.

If you start to feel anything, obviously let us know.

I'm sure it's no big deal. - OK.

- Yeah. - No problem.

OK.

Man, I'm doing the b*tch work.

I feel like a b*tch.

That makes you the b*tch, man.

I'm drying like a little b*tch.

How ya doing?

I'm Josh's b*tch.

[banging pots]

[inaudible]

Let me get in here, Eddie.

Just real quick.

My Cassandra love dance.

You guys, [inaudible].

No.

Full pot.

It's new.

It's new?

Yeah.

OK.

Chiquita, come here, you want to go in the bucket?

Get in the bucket.

Here's a mixture of the two.

That's for you.

ANNOUNCER: The houseguests were asked if they would split

the first, second, and third place prize

money if given the choice.

I know my answer.

The prize money would be $, split

six ways, that's $, each.

Yep.

Yep.

That's better than second place.

I would definitely go for that option.

I would definitely do that.

Because it takes away all the major emotional

down turns that we go through.

You hang out for days for the money.

No, that would be totally awesome.

Would you do it?

Oh.

Who wouldn't?

Eddie.

Tell us your thing, Eddie.

The reason why I wouldn't do it

is just because we knew what we were getting coming into this,

and we knew that it'd be a popularity

contest, whatever it may be.

And granted, there are emotional pitfalls and downturns

and pissing on people, but I don't know,

there's no real glory or triumph without--

it's kind of taking a candy a*s way to just split it up and let

everybody go about their ways.

Makes a reason-- makes me get up in the morning, say, oh, you

know what?

I've got a chance to stay here another day.

I'm going to get up.

If I knew I was going to be splitting with everybody,

I just sleep all day and wouldn't do [muted]..

They give me a challenge, I'd piss on it.

You know what I'm saying?

It's a reason to get up.

It's a reason to do.

It's the reason why we came out here.

I wouldn't change it.

So you wouldn't be motivated just by the experience of being

here and the fact that you're going to walk away with $

or whatever?

$ is more than what I need to do what I want to do.

Money's not even an issue.

It's just principle.

But for the people who have already left,

that's kind of just like a stab at them,

you know what I'm saying?

Like Brit left last week, and if she hung around for one more

week, she'd be one of the six right here right now.

So more or less kind of like there's a tinge in me that says

in their honor, they've left.

I'm going to-- there should be a winner,

you know what I'm saying?

Is it kind of screws them.

Anybody else have anything to say?

Well, I think it would be great to take

that aspect out of it when you get down

to a small group like this.

OK, you've done that times.

You've been through it.

You've proven that you can handle it,

and I think it would be really nice to give

a larger group of people an opportunity to be winners.

And then you take the stress out of their relationships as well,

and you can just enjoy the last days

and walk out with your heads held high.

And really feel that as a team you've done something amazing.

So.

I see Eddie's point definitely as we know

what we were getting into--

Sure.

And everything else, but this thing

would be totally different if you

had said from the beginning, you're

going to take six people, and give six people $,.

You'd have , applicants instead

of however many they had, because it

is a lot better thing.

And like you said, $, is a lot of money for anybody,

and I know that would more than take care of whatever we have

to take care of, each of us.

George, anything?

Well, I would for sure take the split.

There'd be no doubt with me.

You know, it's a guarantee.

I'm getting quite frankly sick of the whole money

issue in here.

OK.

You know?

But that's what it comes down to, I guess,

is the bottom line is the cash.

But I'd for sure go for the sure thing.

Plus, isn't part of it is staying

around as long as possible too?

Because otherwise if you knew you weren't going to win,

would you just rather be first as opposed to fourth?

Uh-uh.

Right.

You wouldn't give up those weeks, right?

So there's something-- there's a value

in the time for a lot of us.

I'll tell you this, if that was the game plan now,

we'd have to stay for days and all six of us

get paid $,, I'd walk tonight,

try to salvage the weekend back home with my family.

It's not worth it.

A month away from my family knowing that I didn't have

a competitive edge, I'd walk.

So you'd walk knowing that you're giving up the $?

Yeah.

OK.

Yeah.

I'd walk.

Then, Eddie, if two weeks down the line, you got banished,

and you walked out number four, which is, I think we've all

said, we agree is the most difficult position to be in,

would you then look back on your decision and say--

No.

Not at all.

Not at all.

So would you rather have grand for yourself

or have everyone here--

you know, like have Josh be able to pay for his nieces--

I'd rather have everybody here to have dough.

Don't get me wrong.

I'm not a gritty greedy [muted].

If I had to pick, I mean, again, it comes down

to the experience of staying here, and this and that,

and going through the whole [muted]

we've already gone through.

I'm not for that.

You know, everyone said, OK, how you doing, meet everyone.

Everybody is how you doing?

You are the six.

Yeah, you're getting paid $.

Nice to meet ya, nice to meet ya, nice to meet ya,

have your nice lives. Goodbye.

You got paid. I got paid.

We're gone.

Business.

Done.

OK?

But now being that we've gone through everything

we've gone through, and we still got to go through something,

and we knew what we were getting into, I say we go all the way.

I say, we stick it out.

Same rules, game as is.

One person with $, one person with $, one person with $.

You know what?

I do have a competitive--

I am really competitive when it comes to things I compete at,

but if it were something where I could

give five other people that--

What you're saying is you could share it.

You can share it.

That's the word I think we're missing out here.

I know.

Is we could share it.

But like, you know, I'm extremely competitive,

but this is no longer just a game.

Do you want to know why?

It's not just a game anymore.

You want to know why?

There's people living in the house just trying to live.

Yep yep.

Like it or not, we're like a family.

I know.

OK.

You want to know the truth, that's the bottom line here.

I'll be completely honest with you,

even if I knew I was the person to get $,

I would take in a heartbeat to be able to give--

To be able to share with everyone?

- Five other people $,. - Yeah.

Do you know what that would do for George?

Do you know what that would do for just every person?

All of us could use the money.

All of us could use that.

Eddie, every single one of us.

Yeah.

No question.

I don't think Eddie actually meant maybe what he said.

I don't know.

He means it.

He doesn't mean it--

you know Eddie.

Eddie protects himself by saying stuff like that.

You know he's got the softest heart of anybody in here,

but he also has some needs.

You know what I mean?

He wants to get to the end.

He wants to be successful in this thing.

I mean this is extremely important for him financially

and otherwise just in terms of being able to walk out

and say he was the winner.

To be the winner.

To be the winner.

Yeah, but if he can walk out of here in harmony

with everybody that's here, and everybody

still has a piece of the pie.

And everybody are the winners.

The winners.

That's what I do, you guys.

I hope Eddie gets the money, OK?

But I'm really getting worried about him at this point,

because I think maybe some of the people in here

are going to get maybe a little mad at him

or frustrated with him.

And then, you know, he says stuff to the camera

that he probably shouldn't be saying.

But I want Eddie to have the cash,

but I'm getting a little worried about him now.

You know, he's real competitive, and I hope that conversation

in the kitchen tonight also didn't hurt his chances

for people nominating him.

Because he was the only one that come out and said,

yeah, he would stick with it till the end,

rather than share any of the money the way we all voted.

ANNOUNCER: In just two days, the houseguests nominate

their own for banishment.

Find out who it will be Wednesday on a live edition

of "Big Brother."

They did not like it.

I don't think they liked my response.

And that's tough, because I could have told them what they

wanted to hear, and said, no, I think everybody should have,

and we should live happy, but no.

No, it's not like that.

And you know, I'm sure somebody in there, at least one person,

was also with me, but wanted to tell everybody else what they

wanted to hear, or maybe tell "Big Brother"

and the American public what they wanted to hear.

Oh, I want everything to be happy and go lucky.

Well, life's just not like that.

I would like to see everybody walk away with the money.

You know, that would be nice.

$, or something like that is more than enough than what

I need, and everyone in here would be well

taken care of with that too.

But just in the spirit, man, just in the contest

and the game, I say no.

Go for it.

And again, it's not right to the people who have already left

to say, well, you know, you got banished early,

so it's tough luck on you.

And we all knew this coming in that people were going to have

to leave, and there was going to be heartache and sadness

and this and this.

I don't know, so just out of sheer competitiveness,

I say let the game go on.

ANNOUNCER: Be sure to catch Wednesday's live show

when the houseguests get an offer

that will be hard to refuse.

One of them will be able to receive $, in cash

in exchange for leaving the "Big Brother"

house right then and there.

Will anyone take the money and run?

Or will they all hold out for the grand prize

of half a million dollars?

Find out live Wednesday night on "Big Brother."

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