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Previously on "The Amazing Race".

Eight teams raced from Indonesia to Dhaka, Bangladesh.

As James toiled at the Roadblock...

- Take off that part. - I'll punch a hole on the bus.

Nadiya cranked up the volume.

You're doing great, twinie! Let's go!

Long, strong and hard! Can't stop. Don't stop!

At the Fast Forward, James and Abba became rat collectors.

We heard you have a rat problem. We're your guys. What have we got?

And scooped up first place.

- You are team number one. - Yeah!

Trey and Lexi stalled.

The taxi is dead.

He just poured Sprite, I think, in his motor.

Jaymes and James got stuck at sewing.

Why in the world would we pick a sewing task?

If you get a mattress that says made in Bangladesh,

make sure that is not what we did.

But in the end, super fans Gary and Will came in last.

I'm very sorry to tell you that you are the last team to arrive.

You have been eliminated from the race.

Seven teams remain. Who will be eliminated next?

ALA at your boy!

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This is Bangladesh,

where almost 90% of its population are muslim.

Its capital city, Dhaka, is known as the city of mosques,

some of which date back more than 500 years.

On the outskirts of the city, the Buriganga River,

an essential route for traders.

And on the banks of the river, Shambazar Chan Mia Ghat.

This is the start of the fifth leg in a race around the world.

2 HOURS BEFORE PIT START

Before I left for the race my dad was getting some tests.

He's had cancer bouts for a good number of years.

- Hi. - Hi. What's going on?

When you left we didn't know what was going on,

if it was stage three or four.

- Yeah. - And it is stage four.

What's the prognosis? What did they say?

Well, there is no chance of remission.

- I'm so sorry. - It's okay, baby.

I'm so sorry.

You know what, it's a different kind of motivation to run the race now.

Before it was fun and games, and it still is fun and games

because if we're not having fun we're not doing it the right way.

But yeah, there's going to be a place in my heart

where I'm going to have a bit more push, for dad.

James and Abba will depart first, at 7:39 A.M.

Make your way to the Jatrabari Boro Bazar.

Teams must travel by taxi

to the most popular wholesale produce market in Dhaka,

Jatrabari.

Once they find this vendor selling eggplants,

known locally as begun, he will give them their next clue.

Let's keep going.

We're looking for Sadarghat marked taxi stand.

Let's go.

Bangladesh is clogged up with people.

I can't believe how many people are out there.

Everybody is vying for space and everybody is trying to move.

Unbelievable.

Sadarghat? Yeah. There?

There's a cab stand over here.

Do you know where Jatrabari is? Okay. Let's go then.

Let's go.

All right, so we're off and sweating.

Let's keep this lead and keep moving.

We hope we never see another team again.

No, I want to see them again In a big line as we run up the hill.

Insane.

- Jatrabari Boro Bazar. - Stay here, okay?

Which one? Begun? What is begun?

Here?

Hi. Do you have a clue for us?

Yeah!

All right.

Make your way to Ferry Ghat Road under Demra Bridge.

Once there, search for your next clue.

All right. Let's get out here. Let's go.

You have one dollar for this leg of the race.

First make your way on foot to Sadarghat. Okay.

- Sadarghat? - Thank you.

We want to be considered the strongest team that's ever raced.

I want this record of the most legs won

that Rachel and Dave set with eight.

We've won two so we should put a move on for first place.

It's so crowded here.

Oh, my God, let's get out of here.

Search for the vendor selling begun to receive your next clue.

Okay. Let's go.

Right now we're the only girl-girl team left.

Every other team either has some powerhouse man on it

or two men.

We're not only hanging with them, we're beating them, which feels amazing.

We're not going anywhere.

We're looking for a marked taxi stand.

There it is, right in front of us.

It ain't heavy, it's a Roadblock.

- I will do a heavy Roadblock. - It's all yours, dude.

Weight wood the Bangladeshi way.

In Bangladesh,

vendors use scales to value the goods they sell to market.

This Roadblock requires teams to use an ancient bangladeshy scale

to weigh out a specific amount of wood

using rocks as a counter balance.

First, using sticks and ropes,

teams must construct a rudimentary scale,

then balance four heavy stones on one side

with an equal weight of wood on the other.

Once they have appropriately balanced the scale,

they'll receive their next clue.

All right, find out where we're going and do it.

I ran into some problems with my knees after the last leg.

Oh, my knee. I don't feel good.

We have to keep him off his knees as much as possible,

so I said immediately let me just do it.

Okay. There's the scale, dude.

I'll make this scale.

He got three big pieces of bamboo and he's got to set up in a pyramid.

We've got a pretty good lead on everybody.

We're hoping we can do this quickly.

40 years ago, as a boy scout,

we used to make tents and lash things together.

However, I kind of forgot the whole process.

I can assure you throughout the 1980s,

I was no boy scout.

Yeah! Good job, dude.

He has done a good job. He's got the pyramid up.

Looks like it's well balanced and now he's attaching the scale.

Bangladesh, just like I pictured it.

He's pretty good with the mechanical things and confident.

I think I got it. Please.

No? Okay.

I guess he has something off. So he didn't get approved on it yet.

He's looking a little frustrated.

He's trying to look at the knots.

Oh, thin lashing ropes at the top

and then triple thick rope over it.

I don't see any lashing ropes. I'm definitely confused.

I don't know where lashing rope are. I have to figure this out.

I'm stuck right now. God! Where is it?

We can't let anybody catch up at this point.

Right here. Taxi stand. Marked.

Marked taxi stand right here.

- There are the girls. - Damn!

Jatrabari Boro Bazar.

Let's go, let's go. We gotta beat the goras.

In Hindi, gora means white people, but it's not derogatory.

It's just the color white.

Oh, my God, I love this traffic so much.

It's crazy. It's like a wall of person in here.

Sir, goras is number two. We are number one.

Sri lankans number one.

We know where the hell is.

Next time someone says: "Go to hell",

I'll say: "Oh, you mean somewhere in Dhaka?".

I cannot find these lashing ropes. Let me take one more look.

Oh, what is that? You are a troublemaker.

You could have told me they were there.

You're my friend.

All right, back to work. This is much easier.

Begun, begun!

- Is this the Boro Bazar? Here? - That's the Boro Bazar.

Okay, cool. War zone.

Oh, my God. It reeks.

Begun? Begun?

- Do you want to work together? - We're going to the same place.

This is crazy!

Begun? Begun?

- What was it? - Eggplants.

- Do you have a clue? - Thank you!

Open it.

Make your way to Ferry Ghat Road under Demra Bridge.

Once there, search for your next clue. Let's out of here!

Make your way to the Jatrabari Boro Bazar.

- Okay. - All right, let's go.

Brent and I have been together for 14 years,

but I like to say that we've been together for 10 years and apart for 4.

I still work in the city five days a week

then I come up to the farm and work on the weekends.

While Brent is at the farm fulltime.

It's become comfortable for us to have our own space

and that's not a good thing.

- Please, slow down. - Josh, we're just starting the leg.

I know. I don't just want to run at the very beginning.

You are high maintenance today.

Do it! You have one dollar for this leg of the race.

Kelley is playing a huge part in this race.

She's so quiet and reserved, but her competitiveness is amazing.

Is that way?

I'm a profesional barrel racer at the rodeo

and I work really hard to be the winner.

I'd rather come in under the radar, take the money and go home.

We have to take a taxi, so we must go near of the road.

Here we go. You have $1 for this leg of the race. All right.

- Bye, guys. Peace be upon you. - Peace be upon you.

It's nut already.

Beep, beep. Beep, beep.

This is crazy, dude.

Oh, my gosh.

Come on, let's get this thing going.

All right, attach the scale.

Come on, dude, you can do it. You're doing good.

- Thank you. - Yes!

Come on, dude, rock.

Thank you! You rock.

I hope this ain't too much. Let's see what they do.

Rise, rise.

It's looking so close I can taste it, man.

It's right there, come on, dude.

He looks like he's in perfect balance.

Come on, dude.

- Yes! - Thank you.

Detour: Straw Dogs or Bamboo Jungles.

This Detour requires teams to take on

the back-breaking work of a Bangladesh laborer.

Their choices: Straw Dogs or Bamboo Jungle.

Straw dogs requires teams to help manufacture an eco friendly jute bag.

First, they must whip unprocessed jute

on a plate of giant nails to untangle the fibers.

Once they've tackled 20 coils of jute,

they must transfer it to the machines that will manufacture it into bags.

When they get to the end of production line,

they'll get their next clue.

Bamboo Jungle requires teams to collect bamboo

used for scaffolding and deliver it to a nearby construction site.

First, they must grab 40 bamboo poles of various lengths

and load them onto a freight rickshaw.

Then, negotiating their way through the narrow streets,

they must deliver their open cargo

to this construction site across town.

When the foreman has what he needs,

they'll receive a piece of bamboo which is their next clue.

- Bamboo, dude. - I think the bamboo.

Let's go.

- Good job. - Thank you.

- We're looking for a cab. - Yeah? This is the right way?

- No. - No?

No.

Okay, we have to go back.

- It ain't heavy. - It's a Roadblock.

As soon as we saw it's not that heavy,

I was like: "Oh, this is an Abbie task".

You want to do it? Okay, Abbie is going to do it.

Weigh wood the bangladeshy way. That's the scales, right there.

- That's a finished one. - Yes.

I don't build things.

I don't even know how to make a teepee,

so I have no idea what the hell I'm doing right now.

Dang! They're already here.

- I'll do it. - Nadiya is going to do the Roadblock.

Come on, twinie!

- Sorry, sorry. - Come on, twinie!

Are you going to yell the whole time?

- Maybe. - I have to get my earplugs.

We were paired up with the twinsies. They don't stop talking.

- Twinie! - She thinks you're me.

- I was like "Chill out, freak". - Yes, relax.

Do it for the brownies, twinie.

Ryan thinks he's being cute.

He's kind of rude, obnoxious. He's a "tool".

- Nadiya, have you done this before? - I have not.

Whooo!

Yeah, I've made a bloody third-world scale in my garden.

Do you think that we're insane?

I'll tie my sister together.

Look for the marked taxi stand.

Josh, we can't just stand here. We have to come up with a strategy.

Hopefully Monster Truck is having trouble too.

Marked taxi stand. Come on, Kelley, it's right here.

Sadarghat! Taxi, James, Taxi!

The Chippendales are here.

Jatrabari Boro Bazar. You know? Yes?

Follow that taxi. Let's go.

Let's go. Jatrabari Boro Bazar.

Let's go, babe. We have a lot of ground to make up.

Oh, we can't get through there.

I don't know where we gonna a find a cab.

Excuse me, do you speak english?

We have to make a decision. We can't stand here like idiots.

Oh, my gosh. Brent, I don't know, but I feel insecure.

This is impossible.

This looks like an intersection up here, right?

Okay, do we try that to see? There's nowhere else it could be.

Josh, come on, pick it up.

We've lost a lot of time.

All right, we have to collect 40 pieces of bamboo of various length,

load them into a rickshaw and then deliver it.

So, you know, hopefully we can knock this one out real quick too.

All right, let's go.

- We're going to pick a bike, right? - Yeah.

That one looks good. We have one to look at over there.

- All right, check it out. - We have 40 pieces on here?

- I have 10 long ones. - I got 10 that are 10 feet long.

All right, where are they?

You can only collect the bamboo from the marked rack.

All right, the marked ones, we have to look for them.

What's marked? Oh, boy.

Oh, boy.

Holy hell on earth.

- See anything over there? - No.

All right, let's go that way.

- We've been bamboozled again. - There's a cow here too, just for fun.

Oh, there they are.

- How many can you handle? - Let's do four.

All right. Let's go slow. I can see where I going.

To the left. All right. Make right.

That's pretty heavy, dude.

- Go, girl power! - Go girl.

Good job, Abbie! Way to dominate this.

Actually, Nadi is dominating Abbie.

I mean dominating her area.

Yeah.

Come on, twinie, you got it! Let's go!

"Come on, twinie", say.

- Come on, twinie! - Let's go, twinie! Let's go!

The kids melted my heart.

I'm happy to be in Bangladesh.

We were comfortable coming here. It's close to home.

The people look just like down the street in Sri Lanka.

There is no method to this rope madness right now.

People are probably laughing at my rope tying skills.

Abbie's adjusting and rejust her tepee sticks.

I probably should have done this one.

- Come on, twinie! - Let's go, twinie!

She's done.

Yes! Yay, twinie!

- Thank you, sir. - Good job, twinie!

Come on, twinie!

- Pass? - No.

He said no? It sucks.

My knot. I need to make a shorter loop so it hangs higher.

Begun? What is a begun? Yes, thank you.

Yes! Thank you very much! Peace be upon you.

All right. Here we go.

Make your way to Ferry Ghat Road under Demra Bridge.

Peace be upon you.

This is it right here? Do you have a clue?

Thank you. Whooo!

Make your way to Ferry Ghat Road.

We have to go back to our taxi driver.

Here are taxis. There's a stand here that's marked.

May be right up here. Is it our guy?

There's another team right behind us.

Yes. We caught up with the Beekman Boys.

Watch out. Coming through, baby.

We're moving along pretty quickly here.

Are you all right?

Yeah, I getting a little heat frustration.

The humidity and the heat saps the energy out of you.

I got to a point where I felt like it was taking me down.

I have to slow down a little.

- Is this is size we need next? - Yeah.

- Are they really that long? - Yeah, they're really that long.

These are the heavier. Let's be tough here.

- Come on, keep going. - Stop! Stop!

Watch out.

Go ahead. I'm through.

This is it.

Get them tied up and deliver them.

I'm not seeing anybody yet. I love this.

Roadblock. I'll do it.

You have to move it, twinie! The Monster Truck is here.

Just look what it is, lovie.

- Come on, twinie! - Come on, let's go!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Yay, twinie!

Good job.

Thank you.

Detour: Straw Dogs or Bamboo Jungles.

We're choosing bamboo.

We got there before the twinsies got there

and they left before us.

That's a little deflating.

Roadblock. Let's see who is gonna do it.

Better have you do that, man.

Come on. Let's go.

Good job, Abbie. That's good.

Pass? Thank you.

Good job, Abbie. Now go into kick-butt mode.

You have to make sure it's not too short.

That scale is going to be sitting on the ground.

I should have done this.

This will be tricky.

How do you get this bad boy started?

Atta girl, Kelley. You're doing good.

I wish I was doing the Roadblock instead of Kelley.

It's very, very hard.

Good job, darling.

No, no. Your scale is much too low.

Move higher? No way. Are you kidding me?

Oh, my gosh, she's taking it all apart.

Begun, begun.

Wait for us. Baby, come on.

- Do you have a clue? - Yeah.

Over here, sweetie.

Make your way to Ferry Ghat Road.

Once there, search for your next clue.

- Awesome. - Let's go.

- James, where you at, bud? - Done.

Let's get out of here. Shabnam oil mill?

This way? Yeah? Awesome.

Look out!

Watch out for bumps, we're gonna lose it.

Stop, stop, stop.

Watch out, watch out.

Here comes another one. Nice and easy.

Looks good to me.

Thank you.

Detour: Straw Dogs or Bamboo Jungles.

- Straw dogs. Let's do that. - I'm sorry.

- Okay. You or me? - I guess I'll do it.

Okay, we have to build a scale.

- I'll do it. - All right, let's do it.

You can do it, Brent.

I was really confident because we have to build things

from scratch all time on the farm.

Let's go, Trey. You got it!

When I was making the scale, I got so overheated,

but in our everyday life

if we're sick before a Monster truck show,

we still have to go out and perform.

Kelley, put the scarf over your head.

How are you today?

Y'all having fun watching the stupid white boy do this?

Y'all can cheer if you want.

Yeah.

Yeah, this guy has my back.

They haven't it.

Read your clue. Make sure you don't get too far out or anything.

- Shut up, Josh, please. - All right.

Shut up, please.

It's the true love that comes out in this race.

When you've been together 14 years you'll know.

Director? Yes, is it good? Good work?

That's the south. My dad is a carpenter.

We were waiting this, overtake someone.

You're doing perfect, babe. Atta girl, baby.

Relax, take your time.

Sir? It's ok?

Yeah? Nothing is touching the ground.

It's good? Yes. Thank you. Thank you, sir.

- Rip it, baby. - Detour.

We are going to do Bamboo Jungle.

We've been waiting to lift heavy things.

Dude, you nailed that.

- Hurry up, hurry up. - Yeah. I'm looking for it.

- Maybe this way. - Maybe here? Which way?

Maybe this far away?

Naty, it's right here, hurry up!

- Get the skinniest ones. - Okay, I got it.

All right.

- Hey! - Sorry.

Doing beautiful, Abba. Doing beautiful.

This might be it.

Oh, there they are! Push.

Yeah! Yeah! Let's take it home.

Stop. We have to show the judge.

I hope we got this thing right.

Okay.

Thank you. All right. Let's see where we are going.

Teams must now figure out

that the image stenciled on their clue is

Lok Shilpa Jadughar.

This folk art and craft museum in Sonargaon

is the Pit Stop for this leg of the race.

The last team to check in here may be eliminated.

- You know where it is? - Yes.

- Drive us there, okay? - That was brutal.

Okay, 10. The extra long ones, please.

These are so tall.

Okay, let's go.

- They're so heavy. - Watch out! Look behind.

Sorry.

Turning.

Okay, this is going to be hard. You have to turn.

Go, go, go. Nadi, you have to come to the side.

I can't. I'm stuck between two bamboos.

Oh, my God, seriously?

Watch out, Nadiya!

It's much harder than I thought it would be to carry bamboo.

Jute mill? I think that's it.

Manufacture jute bags.

We help you?

Come on, girls, they're going to take us to the area.

Wow. It's so big.

The factory was incredible.

Mill after mill of jute and the heat that these people are working in.

This whole last couple of legs has been eye opening for us.

We have it so good at home.

Okay, here. When you arrive to the loading area,

a factory worker will lead you to the hackling area.

Okay, now watch him. Watch him!

Three, four, five.

Five times and then knotting it in half.

- Okay. - Got it.

One-- Whoa.

Ready to twist?

- Twist. - Twist.

- A half. - Okay.

- Yeah, so one... - Two.

This factory was 110 degrees.

It takes pure jute force to do this work.

Wow. Jute force.

That's a good one.

Oh, dang, that looks good.

Trey is almost done. Trey is almost done!

Good?

- Yeah. - Yay, babe!

Good job. Let's go.

Yeah, babe. You're doing great.

You have to wow him, wow him.

No.

- Not right? - No.

Brent is still having a challenge with the weights.

Not quite sure what's not going right for him,

but I know that he's probably really hurting.

I'm so exhausted I can hardly form a word.

Atta girl. Perfect. Atta girl. Get her done.

- Is that good? Yes? - Yes.

She got him to say it's okay. Now she's putting her logs on.

You have to get the right piece, the special piece. Let's go!

- That's right? - Yeah, babe, yes!

- Thank you so much. - Yay!

I'm so proud of you!

You killed it.

We're going to do Bamboo Jungle. We like to use our muscles.

- Let's go. - Thank you.

Thank you!

Finally got it to weigh out evenly.

Awesome, Kelley. Awesome. That's it.

Yes!

Whoo!

Come on, Kelley, over here. Let's go.

- Bamboo Jungle. - Sorry, lovie.

What do you mean sorry? You did a great job.

I think I will pass out.

He is working as hard as he can

and I know he's going to be so frustrated afterwards,

but I think we really messed up, I mean, we might be the last this time.

- Hello. - Hello.

Welcome to Sunargaon, Bangladesh.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

James and Abba, it's another good day for you guys.

You are team number one again.

Give me a hug, brother.

As the winners of this leg of the race,

you have won a trip for two from Travelocity

and you are going to Malaysia's tropical rain forest.

- Wow. - Nice.

You'll spend five nights at the Westin Langkawi Resort and Spa

on a private beach front,

and enjoy a mangrove kayaking tour, and traditional malay massage.

This has been an emotionally taxing time for you guys, right?

Yeah.

My dad was a laborer... and he's retired now

and all I could keep thinking today on the course was...

he never gave up, you know,

and here we are. I hope he's proud.

Of course he is.

You have a really tough call while you were on the race.

Was there a part of you that said you had to leave and go home?

The best part of it was that my family told me to keep going

and that's what we're going to do. We're going to keep going.

- We got this. - Nice.

- Yeah? - Yes.

- We're good then. - Number 20.

No. No. No.

- What? - No.

No.

I don't understand what I'm supposed to be doing.

- We do those over? - Yes.

Okay, let's do it. Do it again.

Do it again. Do it again.

The bamboo market is where? Right here?

- Good job, girls. - Come on, guys.

- It's down here? - it's right there.

- Keep going straight. - Thank you.

Okay. Load me up.

- Let's go for it. Let's be brave. - Yes, come on.

That's what we've been waiting for, James. Let's catch up.

Let's run.

All right, this is our bread and butter right here.

Watch out. Watch out.

Nadiya, watch it!

You have to watch what the hell you're doing.

Shut up.

Timber!

- Come on, yeah! - Nadiya!

What's up?

- Chippy man just got here. - Chipmunk just got here.

Find the marked bamboo, babe.

So we are the only team left, it's a little bit frustrating.

I want to run out there and help him.

Yeah?

No?

I built a structure that we would have used on the farm.

It was perfectly sturdy.

It was frustrating not being able to figure out exactly what he wanted.

I'm exhausted.

Hold it. Just go like this.

Oh, Natalie! My blister popped and it's disgusting.

Dude, I'm dying. Another turn is coming.

Dude, this is too heavy, man.

All right, put them down right there.

- You have to drink water. - Yes, otherwise, you shut down.

We're dying. You're good?

We can't let Trey and Lexi pass us. Let's go.

Come on, babe, don't hurt yourself.

That's not what we need right now.

I will come back for these two. Sorry.

Watch these steps.

Come on, lovie.

Oh, here they are. Over here. Kelley?

- Can you get them all? - I can get them all.

All right.

It's just another day here. I trying to see if I can get a job.

The monster truck tires are 750 pounds a piece.

We use our bare hands to put them on the truck.

I put as much as I could put on my shoulder and we were rolling.

We are all good. Come on, honey.

Good job, guys. Keep it up. Oh, I'm so sorry, Rob!

Look how I lace. It has to be like a straight line.

- A ponytail? - Like that. Very good.

- Like this, right? - Yes.

- Sure? - Sure.

- Yes. - Are we done?

That's it.

- This is good? - Yes.

- Okay. - Pick up a bundle of jute.

This way, babe.

And you're going to carry it to mill number two.

We got it. You're awesome.

Now what? He's going to take us.

Come on, baby.

Here, here.

That's our clue. Thank you. Thank you.

Let's go.

- Now we go here. - Yes.

Please, please, fast.

- Foreman? - No, no, no.

No, it's not level.

Right now I'm feeling so exhausted.

I literally cannot even think straight.

I feel like I'm really at my breaking point.

The worst thing is to see your partner in medical distress.

It was kind of frightening.

At that point it's not about the race, it's not about anything,

but making sure he's safe.

Before becoming a goat farmer, I was a physician.

I feel much better.

Even though I've treated many, many patients with dehydration,

I never had experienced what it felt like.

That sense of the confusion and not being able to talk.

Put the stick on the inside.

Yes, yes. Yes!

Thank you. Okay. Four stones.

Just like building that well at the farm.

Exactly.

Hello.

Abbie and Ryan,

I'm pleased to tell you that you are team number two.

- You don't look that happy. - No.

Ryan, just be happy we're here.

I wanted to take the overall record from Dave and Rachel

and win nine legs.

I know it puts a lot of pressure on her. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I am.

- Smile. - Okay, you're right.

- No, just keep tying it. - Twist it around here first.

Hurry up. Do it, Natalie.

Whoa! Natalie, dance with him.

- Okay, we're done. - All right. Let's go.

- Come on, guys. - Rights behind you, baby.

Construction site? Come on, they're showing us.

Let's go.

Watch out, watch out.

- This bicycle sucks. - Watch out, watch out.

Nadi, go, go, go!

Nadiya, watch it! The bike is broken.

Oh, my God. Seriously?

Push, push, Nadiya.

- Sri Lanka just left. - It's okay. We're right behind.

We are very budget minded.

We don't want to run out of money so we don't eat.

We're getting weaker by the minute.

- Dude, slow going. - Come on, baby!

I'm going as fast as my body can take me.

- We can do more than this, sweetie. - All right.

I'm so blown away by Lexi.

She is one of the toughest people I know.

- Go, go, go. - Good job.

Good job, babe!

- Ready? - These need to be tied together.

Okay.

This is just like tying down a monster truck when it's running.

We're all good. It's rest time right now.

- That's perfect. - Yay!

- Good job, Brent. - Thank you so much. Thank you.

Detour: Straw Dogs or Bamboo Jungles.

He's tired and exhausted.

The second one is simpler and I can do the bulk of that work.

We choose Bamboo Jungle.

- Thank you. - Thanks.

Okay. Right here!

Push!

Come on, Naty. Let's go!

Come on, Nadi. Okay!

Oh, my God.

Okay.

Where is our clue? Thank you.

Come on. This is it. Rickshaw driver.

Get on the rickshaw. Ready?

- Monster truck just left. - We have to go faster.

We have these on the wrong side. Start tossing.

Okay.

Baby, are these ours right here? The long ones?

Did y'all take some of our long ones?

- We have 10 long ones. - Are those?

The super long ones are yours. The green ones are ours.

- Sorry about that, y'all. - Let's not mix them up.

Come on, babe.

Two, three. Here we go. One more.

We don't want to get it wrong

because we don't want to have to come back here

if this is not secured properly.

Get close, Kelley. Turn right!

- You have to turn! - I was turning.

- Damn it! - There were kids.

Turn! Puts all your weight up front. Come on, honey.

I was going that way.

Okay. I'm going to help.

- We're going to do bamboo? - Yep.

We may be in last place, but we're not quitters.

Stop. Stop.

Okay.

Thank you! Thank you.

Thank you, sir. Okay.

Thank you! Thank you.

All right. Let's go. Get on a bike.

The Beekman just got here. We're good. We have this.

Let's go. Hang on. I'm coming.

- That's got to be good luck, right? - Got to be.

- Give me strength, goat. - He's leading the way, look.

Yeah!

All righty. Let's do this.

- Wait, these aren't ours, are they? - No, these are theirs, babe.

They forgot their three that they unloaded.

We have a truck coming. We have to get to the left.

Watch out. Don't get hit, man.

Shoot!

It's so close to us. There's another one.

Oh, man.

Oh, there's more trucks.

Look at this.

Sorry. It's part of being in Bangladesh.

That's right.

I am not good at riding a bike, sweetie.

I don't know why I'm doing this.

- Shoot! - Sorry.

- Oh, my God. - Whoa.

Sorry.

Sorry, sorry. I'm so sorry.

Oh, my God.

Natalie and Nadiya, you're team number three.

- We wanted you to give us number one. - Oh, really?

- And this is Moon-Moon. - We're from Sri Lanka.

- Okay. - So we are sisters.

Sisters from another mother. A bengali mother.

Anyway, we're proud of ourselves.

Turn to the right. To the right. Right here.

This is it? Over here.

In the sand? No way.

- Over there, dude. - Oh, geez.

We have to go through the sand.

You got it, James. Just keep going.

Here? Yes, sir. Yes.

Please, sir, please.

- No good. Back. - No?

- What's wrong? - 10.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

Where's the other three, James? You didn't put them on?

- I counted, dude. - Back.

Back, back.

Man. Oh, this is not good, James. This is not good.

- James? - They left those three.

I told you that.

I'm sorry, man.

I'm sorry. I put them all on the ground.

Oh, my God, dude.

At that moment I was like: "How am I going to keep going?".

"How am I going to keep going?"

I'm sorry, man.

I'm sorry, man.

I was like "Oh, my God,

I can't believe I forgot three pieces of bamboo".

Ain't no fat lady to sing. We have to keep going.

If you're gonna be dumb, you better be tough.

Because if you get knocked down, you gotta get back up.

- Have you got your breath? - Yeah.

We have to get this, man, we have to.

Never surrender. Never surrender, man.

- Never surrender. That's right. - We got this.

We have to go back.

Oh, my God, dude.

- We should've counted before we left. - I'm sorry, man.

- We had it and I blew it. - This is not good, James.

This is not good.

Hang on. It's falling. Stop, stop, stop immediately.

Stop, stop. Okay, just stop.

We're not giving up, but this is pretty dire right here.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

- Are you still feel fabulous? - I still feel fabulous.

Powering through. Powering through.

- Are you okay, Brent? - Yeah.

There's a chance we might be able to catch up.

Let's go!

We got this, babe, let's go. Keep going, keep going.

- Right here? - Yeah.

- Okay. - Yeah!

Thank you, thank you.

That's our next clue.

Let's get to our taxi. Come on.

- Right here! - Here?

Come on, babe. Phil is here. Yay!

Whoo!

Rob and Kelley, you are team number four.

- Whoo! - Yeah!

Coming through.

We are not quitters.

You know, when we lost our jobs and we had to save our farm

we buckled down and saved our farm.

We just don't quit, no matter what anybody says.

That's ours, right there, those three.

Oh, my God, dude. Oh, my God.

- James, catch your breath. - No, I'm not stopping.

- I'm not stopping till this is done. - You won't make it back, man.

If I have to crawl back, we'll make it.

Let's go back.

Left, left, left.

- Trey and Lexi? - Yes.

- You're team number five. - Whoo!

Beautiful.

We think we have all the bamboo loaded up now.

Okay!

Thank you.

We're doing great now.

So all we have to do is get there, James.

A million dollars, James. We have to get there.

Let's go. We have to go.

Please, sir, please.

Yeah, yeah.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

This is our clue. Thank you so much. Thank you.

We wanted to do some heavy lifting.

The problem is we forgot to use our brains while we did it.

You're hooking it. You could be a rickshaw driver.

Here it is.

Oh!

That's all right, leave your bag. Go, go, go.

Come on!

Jaymes and James, I know how badly you wanted to be in this race.

You're still racing because you are team number six!

- Oh, my God. - Yes! Whoo!

We are feeling like we've been put through the wringer today.

We thought we were done.

But we're having a good time. We're still here. Do not count us out.

It's almost there.

Today was probably one of the toughest days of our lives.

We knew we were in last and it's never a great thing,

but Brent and I, we just don't quit.

Thank you.

Beekman boys! Beekman boys!

Beekman boys! Beekman boys!

Josh and Brent...

The news is not good.

I'm sorry to tell you that you're the last team to arrive.

However, I'm pleased to tell you guys that this is a non-elimination leg.

Oh, God.

Maybe you're not so pleased.

No, I am going to run the race tomorrow

as hard as I ran it today, if not harder.

I think he gave it his all and that's what our partnership

has always been about.

We've always been there for one another, and today,

when I could not take another step, he pulled those last

10 bamboo sticks all the way to the top of the hill.

I gotta tell you, the greatest motivator for me is

if he can't do something and he needs help,

I would fall down and die next to you if I had to, just to finish.

That is why we've together for 14 years, even though we bicker.

That's why we've made it.

Sometime during the next leg of the race,

you will encounter a Speed Bump which will you need to complete

before you can carry on with the race.

- We're in it, Phil. - We can do everything.

We said we'd give it our all,

and I thought we gave it all today,

but turns out there's a little bit left

and we are going to make a fabulous comeback in the next leg.

- Goodbye. - Thank you.

And then, we're going to keep going on from there.

Fabulous finish.

Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode.

Next week on "The Amazing Race".

The competition moves to Istanbul, Turkey,

where teams go for a hard sell...

Watch how cool this is. Yeah!

- Buy one from somebody else. - This is a good salesman. Cheers.

And a clean slate.

Whoa. Whoa. Is this legal?

You have to give me your number, dude.

Oh, it's cold!

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