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- Previously...

On "Destination X."

- How do you ruin Venice?
- Jeffrey will find a way.

- My twisted tour hit Venice.

You are all still
in big danger.

Danger, danger, danger.

The shadows closed in...

My gosh.

- My worst nightmare
has come true.

- It's a little dadgum freaky.

- Number 10.

- 11.
- 12.

- These daggers is going
in somebody's back.

- Masks slipped...

- If there's you and Shayne
and Ally in the finale,

I think you're screwed.

- Tonight, the knives are out.

Sounds fun, doesn't it?

- No.

* *

- And as
the game cut deeper...

- One on Ally, one on Shayne.

- Five became four.

- Rick and I have been working
together in an alliance.

- Yeah!

- Enjoy all the testosterone.

It's going to get weird
in there.

- Now the question remains:

who will survive
to face my final stop?

I'm going to offer you
a glimpse into the future.

- An anchor.
- It's an anchor.

Let the games begin.

- Games begin.
- Games begin. Games begin.

Yeah.

* *

- They went into Venice,
wide-eyed,

no goggles, no protection,
and they survived.

But now with a $1/4 million
almost within reach,

I'm done easing them in.

No breathers, no warnings.

From here on out,
it's sink or swim.

* *

* *

- Wow.

- Yeah.
- What?

* *

- Wow.

- Now, this is not what
I was expecting.

- There's horses.

Bro.

- Wow.

We are not in Venice anymore.

* *

- In a region where
rainfall is rare

and the sun shines
300 days of the year,

my players are about
to feel the heat

of being the final four.

- Are we at the bottom
of a canyon?

Literally feels like Arizona
or, like, Utah.

Arizona is confirmed
not in Europe,

so I can cross that one
off the list.

- It does look like
we're in the States.

We're back home.

- "There's no place like home."

Wow.

- All right, players.

- It's high noon.

And today is the battle
of the good, the bad, the ugly,

and Rick.

Now, this area is a popular
filming location,

particularly
for spaghetti Westerns.

Fitting,
because like the Wild West,

the stakes are high today.

- Yeah, they are.

- You guys are about to take
a horse ride

through these hills.

And on your ride,
you're each going to get

an individual clue that
you will see alone.

The clues are all connected.

But as always in this game,

share at your own peril.

My God.

- Saddle up, cowboys.

It's time to go.

- Saddle up.
- Saddle up!

- Yeah.

* *

* *

- This town ain't big enough
for the two of us, brother.

- Damn right.

* *

Easy here, chief.

I got a damn wild one here.

- Here we go.

- Been to Monaco
and I fly into Nice a lot.

You can see the topography.

This is, like, in the hills.

- This is right
above the sea, right?

- Like, Monaco is just
brushed up to the water.

- Wow.

- There's been a couple points
where my career as a pilot

has helped me,
and this right now is--

Could not be better timing.

I recognize a lot
of those peaks.

And with the direction
I figured we had traveled

and the distance, you know,

I was placing us possibly
in the south of France area.

* *

- All right, first box.

We each get a box
with the clue inside of it.

It's a ring box.

Three ring boxes that are red.

I have no idea what
this means.

Trying to make sense of this.

Is somebody
on their third marriage?

The monogram's ""

Marilyn Monroe?

Mickey Mouse?
Mickey Mantle?

I don't know--
something of Monaco?

Don't know.

* *

- Sand and shovels.

There's four. Four shovels.

One is for digging.

My first inclination was that
whatever we find in the sand

is going to, you know,
maybe hint towards our letter

of the word
to spell the city out.

I go through the sand,
and there's nothing there.

Sand and shovels?

I thought we were
in the south of France.

Four spades.
There's four letters in Nice.

Perfect.

* *

- You definitely
got the drama queen.

- I'm telling you, this one

is an absolute damn wild
card here.

We got a liability on our hand.

So I'm going to get off it
as soon as possible.

Hey, easy, buddy.

* *

All right, Bubba,
we're going to stop here.

- All right, brother.
- If you don't mind.

If you're all right with it.

- I will see you at the--

maybe?

All right.

OK, I guess I'm
taking the first one.

* *

This is a vegetable.
What is it?

Um, starts with A,
I'm pretty sure.

What is it?
What is it?

What is it?

Hey, get out of here.

Get out of here.
These are mine. This my clue.

- What do we have here?

* *

Golf balls.

What in the world do golf balls
have to do with anything?

I ain't got a dadgum clue.

Golf, divot, drive, putt.

- Pretty sure
it's not a flower.

It's not a turnip.

I know what this is,
I know what this is.

- Golf. Golf balls.

That's, like, Scotland,
where it started.

We're not in Scotland.

- I got anchovies
on my mind now.

Man.

Artichoke.

My God, that's what it is.

Artichoke.

And this could be,

a country's biggest export.

Um, shoot, it could be
a country's biggest import.

Artichokes,
artichokes, artichokes.

* *

I've come so far.

I'm this close
to making it into the finale.

As somebody who's never been
to Europe in their life,

or even outside of the U.S.,
I need the clues.

If I ain't got them,
could be in trouble.

But I am so clueless
right now.

My brain's in a dadgum noodle.

Golf balls.

- Artichoke.

- Sand and shovels.

- Ring box.

My clue seems pretty worthless.

- But I also feel
I'm at an advantage right now

because I have an alliance
with Peter.

We are partners till the end.

- I--I had four little shovels
in sand,

but there was nothing
in the sand.

- Four shovels?

- So I was thinking
it was four letters as Nice.

- Yours could also just be
we're at a spot with a beach.

- It's great to have a sounding
board and another brain

to be noodling
on these clues together.

And nobody's the wiser.

I hope.

- So how do we play?

I don't think Rick's going
to share anything with Peter.

- Hopefully, he won't.

- And Peter's not going
to share anything with Rick.

And if me and you do share,

then that could give us
an advantage.

And you don't have to tell me.

- Well, I'm--
I'm worried that you're right.

- But if you're open to it?
- Yeah.

- I'll tell you.

I feel like both of us could
come together, figure it out.

And if--and if they're not
sharing with each other,

which hopefully they're not...
- Yeah.

- Then we would have
an advantage.

- For sure.

- So mine was a crate
full of golf balls.

It was a ton of golf balls.

- Wow, OK.
- Yeah.

- OK, mine was, um, artichokes.
- Artichokes?

Artichokes and golf balls.

What does that mean?

What do artichokes have?
They have a heart.

Artichoke heart.
Artichoke heart.

Artichoke hearts.

God, man.

What the--

I'm even more confused now

than before I knew
he had artichokes.

What do golf balls
and artichokes

have to do with the West,

have to do with the bottom
of a canyon,

John Wayne,
"Good, the Bad, the Ugly"?

What does that have to do
with dadgum anything?

- So I had, like,
decent-sized rocks.

And then there were three,
like, ring boxes.

And they're bright red.

Could be, like, the color
of the Monaco flag.

- Monaco.

So we know that all these clues
are intertwined.

But at this point,
I don't see how--

how that goes together.

- For strategy-wise,

I don't think we share
any of this right now.

The only person I'm going to
share this clue with is Peter.

It's time to get real.

It's time to lose friends.
It's time to get dirty.

We got this.

- All right. To the finals.
Let's do it.

- Let's go.

* *

- Dude, I just--

I didn't even know a place
like that existed in Europe.

Like, I literally had no idea.

- Where we were at
in the mountains at the top,

there's no way we're
really close to a beach

right now, or an ocean.

You know, or a coastline.

Our anchor clue is, like, huge.

- What are the other ones?
John Wayne.

- "The Good, the Bad,
the Ugly."

- Yeah.
- Like, cowboy.

- Yeah.

And I've been trying to think
of what that means to anything.

I mean, we may be driving west,
maybe, but--

I'm in trouble.

My dad, he raised me
to be a competitor.

Give it all you got.
Don't leave with any regrets.

I love my dad
more than anything,

so having that in my mind has
driven me the entire time.

I've just got to try
to strategically play,

just like I have been doing
this entire competition.

- What about Cannes?
There's beach there.

There's the movie festival,
right?

You know, all the movie stars,
they wear a lot of jewelry.

- It's weird that
they're whispering.

I wonder if they're sharing.

- I don't see Rick doing that.

No, no.
No way.

- I just--
"There's no place like home."

- That's a little quote, too.
- It has to be.

I'm thinking film festival
on that.

Cannes.

- "There's no place
like home."

Who says that?
Dorothy says that.

Where does she want to go?
Back home to Kansas.

Is this Jeffrey's way of
telling us Cannes is the clue?

- What if we're right?

Don't make me laugh.

- You know, I was hoping
I could at least learn

something from my damn clue.

Maybe you've got
to have three things

to really paint the picture.

But sharing information
with each other?

Who do you talk to?
Who can you trust?

You going to screw yourself
by talking to somebody else?

Is the risk worth
the dadgum reward?

* *

- My players are just miles
from their next Destination X.

A city dressed
in diamonds and danger,

where history is written
in champagne toasts

and tire marks.

Morning, Shayne.

- Morning, y'all.

- Now that Ally's gone,

there's definitely
a piece missing.

But I'm really laser-focused.

To be this close to $250,000,

we could do a lot
for the people around me.

You know, help my mom out.

My mom made $35,000 a year
raising me and my brother.

She's done everything she can
to get me where I'm at.

And all I can do is push it
forward with her in mind.

- Biggs, how you
feeling this morning?

- I got a bug bite!

Face is now huge!

- Horse was wild yesterday.

I guess he made
some insects angry.

Now my face is massive.

Vibes are pretty low right now

because I ain't got a
dadgum clue where we're at.

And a bug bit me on the lip.

So um, not feeling great
at the moment, you know?

Bug bite, clueless brain.

- It feels worse
to you than it looks.

- Buddy,
I can see my reflection.

I can see my reflection.

Puffy face,
don't know the place.

- Place the X,
that's the race.

It's a disgrace.

* *

Rick, I'm going
to be honest with you.

I do not have a remote idea

of what the hell
we are talking about.

Like, of what we're supposed
to be looking for.

I've had a good relationship
with Rick since day one.

We've been sharing information
with each other for,

you know, a lot
of this competition.

And I'm hoping and I'm praying

that whatever Rick has,
you know,

he'll be able to share with me
and it'll put these pieces

of the puzzle together
inside my dome.

Because right now,
I ain't got a dadgum clue.

All right, if I tell you what
was in, um, my crate,

you want to tell me
what was in yours?

- Yeah.

- Mine was a bunch
of golf balls.

Yes.

- White golf?
- Yeah.

What was in yours?

- I got to go with my gut.

I got to think of myself,

and I got to think of my family
and the $1/4 million.

* *

Two pine cones.

* *

Painted white.

- What?
- White.

- What does golf have
to do with pine cones?

- Your clue
does not make sense.

I don't feel good about this.

But Biggy, the person who's
never left the U.S.,

but man, has studied so much
and has been the one

putting pieces together
the entire game?

Biggy's smart enough
to figure this out,

so I've got to misdirect him.

Biggy is my biggest threat
right now.

* *

- By now, I'd usually give
the players another challenge

to earn more clues
to Destination X.

But this deep
in the game, hell,

I ain't going to make
it that easy for them.

* *

- No!

- Good morning, boys.

- Any time
Jeffrey comes around,

the hair on the back of my neck
stands up, I get chills

because I know something bad's
about to happen.

You surprised to see me?

- Yeah.
- Yeah. You're early.

- Yeah.
- Not to me.

* *

- Today,

for the first time
in the game,

everybody is going
to drop their X.

And it's happening right now.

- Wow.

- The old Jeff-Dog has
absolutely ramped it up.

With the clues
we've been given,

this is far and away
the hardest one

of the entire competition.

We are in trouble.

- Real twist.

- That's the bad news.

The good news is

three of you are
going to the final.

Wow.

- That is good news.
OK.

- You're right there on the
precipice of a $1/4 million.

It's some life-changing
kind of money.

- I mean,
that would be incredible,

and that's obviously
a huge amount of money.

You know, I live in
New York City right now.

All my family
is back west in LA.

And, um, you know,
I think it's time to head back.

My brother's having a baby here
in a couple of months, so--

- Uncle Peter.

Yep, going to be,
the funcle.

And, you know, I'd love to put
that money towards a house.

- Nice.
- Yeah.

- Now, Shayne, for you,
this has been more than

just a game on a bus
for $1/4 million.

You found love.

I did not know we were
on the love bus, but--

Yeah.

You know, everything that
I honestly wished for

in a partner came all bundled
up and walked on the bus.

- Nice.

- Meeting Ally in this game
is more than I could ask for.

I'm ready to settle down.

I have kids on my mind,

so I feel this is going to be
the perfect time for that.

She is one in a trillion.

Yeah, that's really
a great start to it.

* *

- Players...

I'm proud of y'all for getting
this far, but it's that time.

We are going to drop the X.

* *

My God, I have no idea
where we could possibly be at.

This is honestly about
to make me throw up.

- With big money on the line,
I've brought my players

to a place where one in three
people are millionaires

and speed is a way of life.

But will those who race
to put their trust in others

get rewarded or pay the price?

I'm giving them two minutes
to figure out

this stop's Destination X.

- My brain is in
an absolute pretzel right now.

- This is the least amount
of information we've ever had

going into a map room.

One challenge.
That's it.

- It's gotten really hard.

- I feel horrendous right now.

One wrong move
and that's it for you.

- I'm going to try
to find the major highway

heading west out of Venice,
find the mountain ranges.

- We started in Venice

and I've flown into Nice
quite a bit,

so I know what that coastline
looks like.

I'm thinking we're
in the south of France,

somewhere along there.

- With the artichokes,
with the golf balls,

I'm really just pointing
towards a warmer climate.

- There were
so many movie clues.

"Good, Bad and the Ugly."
"There's no place like home."

The drive time from Venice

match up with
the south of France.

All I can think of is Cannes,

where the film festival
is every year.

- I've got it narrowed down

to a little small place
in Southeast France.

It's got to be somewhere
down near the dadgum coast.

But where exactly?

* *

- Happy to found Cannes.

All right, confirming it.

* *

Destination locked.

- All right, that's Cannes.

* *

- Feel like it's gotta
be somewhere in France, so.

* *

My heart is
absolutely thumping.

I'm going to put my X
between Toulon and Nice.

- You know,
the Western references,

you know, I'm going to try
to look for some mountains.

We'll go here.

Milan.

* *

Did you figure it out?

- Here goes nothing.
- Yeah.

* *

- All right, players.

You have all dropped your X.

And soon, well,
one of you is leaving my game.

* *

But...

not quite yet.

- I have a little surprise
in store for you.

* *

I'm going to give you
the chance to change your fate.

- What?
- What?

- It is time to roll the dice.

So do me a favor.

Put on your goggles
and meet me outside.

My gosh.

* *

- I mean--

- All right, here we go again.

My players are no wiser
to where they really are,

but have you worked out
the clues?

The four items in their boxes,

golf balls, clubs, artichokes,

hearts, shovels, spades,

and the in the ring boxes

symbolizing Marilyn Monroe's
three marriages,

but more importantly,
diamonds.

These are the four suits
that make up a deck of cards

commonly found in a casino,
which is where we're heading.

The canyon
the players rode through

was used to shoot
spaghetti Westerns

like "The Good, the Bad,
and the Ugly."

And the "no place like home"
sign?

Well, the answer was
hiding in plain sight.

Monaco, a jewel
on the French Riviera

just 10 miles from Cannes.

Home to unrivaled luxury,

yet smaller than
New York's Central Park.

The inspiration behind
James Bond's "Casino Royale,"

it's a playground
for the world's elite,

where 6,000 superyachts
drift in its pristine waters

and fortunes are won and lost

within the legendary
Casino de Monte-Carlo.

* *

So for these four,
they'd best sharpen up,

because what's coming
is the highest-stakes game

they've ever been dealt into.

Look at this!

* *

- Man.
- My goodness.

Look at this.

- How beautiful is this?
Wow.

* *

- Stunning.

I see the view,
my heart flutters,

and then I realize
I already placed my X

all the way inland in Milan.

But we're on the coast.

Not even close.

- Yeah!
- My goodness.

- My God.
- We're on a yacht?

Growing up in Indiana,
we weren't well-off.

You know,
I've seen pictures before.

Being on a yacht
is so many people's dreams.

I feel rich.

It's just, a feeling of a lifetime.

Look at this.

- The landscape, the yachts.

It's somewhere in the dadgum
French Riviera.

But where exactly?
I'm not sure.

I'm maybe 50, 60 miles away.

So as beautiful as all this is,

that's got me feeling
a little nervous.

But listen, never been
on a dadgum yacht.

Mama, we made it!

- How beautiful is this?

We're not in Cannes.

Maybe we're in Nice?

I don't know.
I really don't know.

- Players.

Welcome to my yacht.

See?
Not just cruel.

Occasionally, I give.

Please join me up here, fellas.

* *

Have a seat.

I don't know
if you know this about me,

but I don't put on a tux
for many people.

But for you, high rollers,
absolutely.

- We appreciate that.

- Because you are about
to gamble with $250,000.

- And your ticket
to the finale at stake.

My God.

- Sounds like fun, doesn't it?

Let me ask you,
how is your poker face?

- I've worked too hard
to get this far.

I am not willing to gamble
to get to the finals.

I want it to be based
on my gameplay, not by luck.

I don't like where
this is heading.

- Earlier, you all went into

my map room to put your mark

where you thought

we were headed.

* *

Looking around,

you feel good about where
Destination X is?

- No!
No, no.

- In front of me
is a roulette wheel.

Shortly, I will ask each
of you a simple question:

red or black?

If you land
on your chosen color,

I'm going to let you choose
from two sets of cards.

The cards will
give you a chance

to move your X on the map

or another player's X.

And at the end of the game,
as always,

the player whose X is furthest
away from our location,

you're taking a dinghy home.

- While the rest of us,

we are buying
a one-way ticket to the final,

where a $1/4 million awaits.

* *

All right, round one of two.

So I'm going to pick
a poker chip here

to determine the order
that you play in.

* *

Rick...
- All right.

- Is going first.

Red or black?

- My name was on a black chip.

There's some luck there.

I'm choosing black.

- Black it is.

* *

Well, my friend,

a black X.

All right,
would you like to pick a card

that moves your X

or pick a card that will move
someone else's X?

- I want to move my own.

- All right, Rick, please take
a card and read it out loud.

* *

What?

What?

- I don't like this.

No.

- Nah, no way!

No.

- "Swap your X with
a player of your choice."

I know where I placed my X.

I--I know where
Peter placed his X.

Where did Shayne and Biggy
place their X?

Biggy, where'd you--
where'd you place your X?

- I'm not going to tell you
that information.

- Shayne?

- You don't want mine.

- All right. Peter?

- I mean, hey, go--
yeah, go for mine.

But I think you should
go for Shayne's.

- I don't want
Shayne and Biggy to know

that I know exactly
where Peter's X is

because we've talked about it,
so I make up a story.

I'ma take Peter's X.

- Why Peter?

- For the last four map rooms,

he's found a way to find his X.

I think he's picking up the
clues better than all of us.

So I want where you put your X.

- All right,
so decision's been made.

Rick and Peter
are swapping X's.

- Smart move by Rick
to swap with Peter.

He's now a mile closer
and currently in first place,

while Peter moves a mile the
other way and drops to second.

All right,
picking the next chip.

- Ooh.

* *

Shayne.

- Red or black, buddy?

- I'm going to do red.

- Red.

* *

Black.

That means you lose a turn.

I missed.

The 250,000 got
my hands sweating right now,

you know what I'm saying?

I can feel it already.

- Biggy.

- Anytime I hit a roulette
table, I go black.

I'm going to do it
every dadgum time.

Let's get black.
- Black.

- Every time.

* *

- Red.

- That's part of the game,
you know?

I'm a gambling man,
so I'm going to gamble.

- Yeah.

- I got two shots potentially
at this thing, and...

I'm just hoping
the cards are in my favor.

* *

- There you go, Peter.

- I'm going with red.

* *

- Red it is.

Favorite color. Let's go.

I'm going to move
another player's X.

- Move another player's X.

* *

"Swap the X
of two other players."

- Trying to keep track of where
you think everyone's X is

based on where
you thought it started,

it makes this game
very confusing.

Geography has always been
kind of second nature to me.

Kind of comes with the job.

And I don't think that
Biggy and Shayne have

the same instincts right now.

My guess would be is they're
placing their X farther east.

And you know, I just don't want
to take any chances right now.

I have a feeling that my
current X that came from Rick

isn't in the best location,
but I want to hold off

until the end of the game
to possibly make a move

with my own X.

* *

I'm going to swap the X's with,
with Biggy and with Shayne.

* *

- Switching Biggy's X
with Shayne's

puts Biggy a massive 142 miles
from Destination X...

While Shayne
jumps over 100 miles closer.

- Shayne told me that
he put his X in Milan.

And we ain't nowhere
dadgum close to Milan.

Now I'm stuck with it!

These cards are insane!

- This is our last round.

Rick, it is back to you.

- Let's go black again.

- All right, Rick.

* *

Well, you're riding
a hot streak.

- I'd like to move
another player's X.

* *

* *

"Move the X of one player
further by 50 miles."

* *

- My players don't know
that they're in Monaco.

But here, fortunes shift
with the flick of a wheel.

And today, every move they
make could take them closer

or further from a place
in the final of my game.

Right now,

Biggy is out in the cold

and facing a long trip home.

The next spin,

well, it might just
change everything.

Rick?

- I'd like to move
another player's X.

* *

"Move the X of one player
further by 50 miles."

* *

* *

I think Shayne's spot is
currently the furthest away,

which Biggy has,

so I'm going to move that
even further.

Biggy, I'm going to put you
50 miles even further.

- Was that the right call?

Rick stays in first place,

and now Biggy is farther

into Northern Italy,

nearly 200 miles

from Destination X.

- That's not good for me.

Competition just went up
a damn notch.

But Rick is
a genuinely good person.

And I understand it, you know?

So there's absolutely no
ill will 'cause it's a game,

it's competition, you're trying
to get people out.

I understand that.

- Shayne?

Let's go with red,
see what happens.

- Red it is.

* *

- Yes.
- It is red.

- Steve, ooh.
- Wow.

- Yeah, here we go.

I am going to choose
to move another player's X.

* *

"Move one player's X
back to its original position."

* *

Whoo!

With my man Biggy stranded
out, out, out,

the card I needed.

You know I'm going
with my man Biggy,

so I'd like to reset his X
to where he originally put it.

- Appreciate you, brother.

- Biggy has just been
handed a lifeline,

as resetting him back
to his original X

puts him back
in the south of France

and level with Shayne,
41 miles from Destination X.

It's a big move.

- Very big.

- Feel unbelievable.

- Everything is going to plan.

Until that damn
reset card comes.

Playing field is leveled.

- Hey, this is fun.

- All right, Peter,
tell me what you're thinking.

- And I'm going red.

- Going red.
And he's standing up.

The entire game
up to this point

is riding on this very spin.

* *

To get this close,
you have to win,

or else it's just devastating.

* *

It's all just hanging
in the balance

of where this little ball wants
to land on a roulette wheel.

* *

- Red.

- Red it is.

- I'm going to move
another player's X.

* *

"Move the X of one player
closer by 50 miles."

I'm going to pick Rick.

- Yes!

* *

- Peter does
his alliance member a solid,

and that means Rick
is reaching Destination X.

- Congrats, Rick.

- The final gamble--
am I second closest?

Third closest?

Like, where am I sitting at
in this totem pole of X's?

- Whoo!

- Big and Shayne,
let me ask you.

How are you feeling?

- Not great, Jeff.

Not great at all.

There's no worse feeling than
working so hard for something

and coming up short.

So to lose this competition
as far as I've come now

would be devastating,
you know?

And that's not something
that I want to feel.

- Let's go.
Game on, baby.

- Last spin.

* *

This is it.

* *

All right, Biggy.

It's all you, buddy.
What are you thinking?

- I don't want
back-to-back-to-back blacks.

I slap dadgum need it, Jeffrey.

- Riding black.
- That's it, brother.

* *

I have to get black,

and I have to pick the card
to move my own X.

And if it's not
move myself closer,

I'm done, it's over, I'm gone.

* *

- Riding black.
- That's it, brother.

- Come on.

* *

- Well, look at you.

Black it is.

- Whoo!

Talk about the heart thumping.

I needed it,
and I dadgum got it.

- Final card, final round.

- Go ahead and give me
move my own X.

If it's not
move myself closer,

I'm done. It's over.

My heart is thumping.

Just be something
dadgum good one time, man.

One time.

"Move your X closer
by 50 miles."

All right.

I know I got a shot at this.

I know I got a little bit
of life left.

- All right, boys,

it's the moment of truth.

Who's going home,

and who's going to the final?

* *

The player furthest
from Destination X

and therefore
leaving my game is...

* *

Shayne.

My gosh.

- Cheers, boys.

- Shayne,

it is time
to get off my yacht.

I am leaving you at sea.

Man.

Well,.

The dude who I made my first
alliance with is going home.

I'm going to miss him.

It sucks, but the fact
that I made it

just by that dadgum much
has me so fired up.

- Good game.
- Good luck, Rick.

- Yeah, man.

- Win that, boy.
- I got you, bro.

- I definitely feel it--
not making it to the final.

"Destination X" was definitely
an adventure of a lifetime.

I wouldn't trade this
for the world.

The fact that I met
somebody like Ally--

it just makes this
whole game worthwhile.

- Shayne has been cast adrift,

but my three remaining players
still don't know

where Destination X
actually is.

So the hints were
a little bit harder,

a little bit more subtle.

What was in your box, Peter?

- I had four little black
shovels in a box of sand.

- Spades.

Biggy?

- Whole lot of golf balls.

- Clubs.

- Rick?

* *

- I completely lied to Biggy
what was in my box,

and now you're asking me
in front of Biggy--

what was in your box, Rick?

This is the first time
in the game

that Biggy is going to see that
I wasn't truthful with him.

We had three red ring boxes.

Unbelievable.

You know, the biggest threat
the whole time has been Rick.

I feel like he has
more knowledge.

- Those engagement rings were
actually a symbol of diamonds.

- And then I guess
with Shayne, yeah,

it would have been hearts?

- Yeah, he had artichoke heart.

- Heart.
- Heart. My God.

- The four suits
in a pack of playing cards,

which you'll find
in the casino of Monaco.

What?

No way.

* *

- I've been to Monte Carlo.

I've seen all those
yachts lined up.

The glimpse into the future
was ships, anchor.

Like, dude, Rick,
you were handed the answer.

- Cheers.
- Jeffrey.

- Whoo!

- Now there's just one
last stop before one of you

wins a $1/4 million.

- I've been fortunate to have
a lot of cool experiences--

travel the world
and look for love

and try to go find traitors--
but I've never really won.

And I think, for me, that's
put a little bit of pressure

just to kind of prove
to myself I can do this.

I don't want to just make it
to the final three.

I want to win this.

- This is a life-changing
amount of money.

I want this for my family,
but I also want it for myself

to prove to these
young whippersnappers

that, you know what?

This old guy with gray hair
can still whip their ass.

- My family would be proud
that I made it to the final.

They would be ecstatic.

But the way I was raised,
we don't take second.

People could look at me
and be like, he's a good time.

Sure, he's awesome.

But at the end of the day,
job's not finished.

I'm going in it to win it.

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