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Hello, everybody.
17 days ago, 12 strangers arrived on the island of Langkawi, Malaysia.
Oh, my gosh. I'm dishevelled.
They've been on a gruelling trek through hostile tropical jungle...
I can't look down, I'll freak out.
..to win a share of 300 grand.
Oh, my God.
But they've been facing temptations...
It's a pub. THEY LAUGH
..that cost the earth.
4.5 grand.
And the money they've spent has come off the group's prize pot.
If the spenders keep spending, I walk out of here with nothing.
You're treating yourself on the expense of the team.
The experiment has pushed them to their limits...
I'm going home. I can't spend other people's money.
..and almost all of them have given in to temptation...
Argh, it's a buffet.
..with some indulging more than others.
Cheers. This is the life.
THEY LAUGH
Only Hugo has resisted dipping into the prize money.
It's going to have to be a no, guys.
I want to go the whole experience, to try and show my willpower.
Loyalties have formed...
Bad boys for life. There we go, my brother.
You and me, mate. Yes, come on.
..but spending has torn the group apart.
I put down 10K.
Oh, my God. I can't even look at you.
Some helped themselves at the ATM temptation.
I'm going to down 1,500.
I'll take 4,000. Wa-hey, happy days.
BLEEP the lot of them.
Now, after eight of them have spent 15,000 quid...
Oh, my God.
..on an overnight stay on a multimillion-pound super yacht...
This is stunning. Wow.
..they've blown over £131,000.
Not too shabby for Sam, this.
And with 24 hours to go until they reach the finish line,
the temptations aren't over yet.
Farewell, Sam. See you, guys.
Enjoy the... Honestly, enjoy the night, OK.
Enjoy it. Make the most of it. Me and Henners are going to get,
like, bucket-loads of rice and beans. Everyone's a winner.
After turning down the luxury yacht experience,
Hugo and Henry head back to their final night in camp...
Oh, my God. Champagne.
Oh, thank you very much, kind sir.
..for the remaining fortune-seekers, it's time to indulge.
Cheers. Cheers, guys.
Cheers. Bring it in.
SHE GASPS Guys, we've got canapes.
Food. Real food. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. 17 days. No food, guys. Oh.
Oh, my God. I've never seen
a board of canapes go down so quickly.
Fishy. Nah, now we're talking.
What is that? Trish, that's in ginger.
I'm a bit of an East End girl and I've never had
the posh stuff. I've never had sushi.
This is really nice. Don't know what it is. It's really nice.
Not in my wildest dreams did I ever envisage me being on a yacht.
I know that it's a lot of money coming out of the prize pot,
but I'm nearly 60 and there's no chance I'm ever going to do this
ever again. This is one off my bucket list.
So, there's no way I was going to turn this temptation down.
This is luxury.
Nathaniel, have you got the chocolates?
Bring 'em in. Bring 'em in. THEY CHEER
I'm doing Ferrero.
This yacht is the gift that keeps on giving,
because they just keep delivering food to us.
We are so greedy, guys. Chocolate.
It's good to be greedy, yeah?
It's a nice beach, isn't it? It is mate.
Shall we get started with the tent?
After almost 2.5 half weeks in the jungle,
Hugo is the only one of the group not to have taken
a single temptation, with Henry a close second,
choosing only to withdraw some cash at the ATM.
Henners, how are you feeling about the decisions we've made?
Cos it would have been nice to have spent a night on
the yacht, but I don't regret it at all.
Cos I feel like we've basically come out of this experience with
a lot more in terms of the skills
and resilience that we're going to develop.
Yeah, I completely agree with you. I'm onboard with that. Yeah.
That instant gratification, like... It is deadly.
I've got one corner over there. I'm just finding the other edge. OK.
Say we did take that temptation,
we'd feel terrible walking through that finish line.
But, now, we can go through it with our heads held high,
cos we've stuck to what we wanted to.
Yeah, we're so close to the finish line.
Most people in this experiment couldn't really go a few days,
just living on the basics.
They had to have something to keep them going.
I understand some people have different goals coming into this,
but in my eyes, it's a bit unfair to see people enjoying themselves,
whilst I'm challenging myself.
Nice. We've smashed it, mate. Yeah. Honestly, mate,
I think the fastest this tent's ever been assembled.
While Hugo and Henry settle into their last night together in camp...
Oh, my God. I've been looking forward to this for 17 days.
..the other eight fortune-seekers are enjoying some much-missed
creature comforts.
Chocolate and bed. SHE SIGHS
But little do they know that, tomorrow,
they're going to face their toughest test yet.
A bag, containing £20,000 cash...
..that can only be shared by two people.
As night falls, the fortune-seekers have finally said goodbye
to their jungle attire for the evening
and are sprucing themselves up for the occasion.
Oi, oi. It's the vicar.
And for David, that means his Sunday best.
Guys, you all right? Hello. The outfit's good.
Oh, thank you. Thank you.
This is what I wanted from the beginning,
you know everyone's enjoying temptation.
We should enjoy things our life,
when life throws things at us. You know,
life is too short to be boring.
Hi, darling.
Oh, my gosh. Look at your outfits. You look amazing.
Look at your hair.
I feel like I'm dreaming right now. To be in clean clothes
on a super yacht is just unbelievable.
SHE SQUEALS Oh. He is a vicar.
David, you look class.
I don't even feel like it's the same David.
Why's everyone saying that? Did you lot not believe me, like?
THEY SCREAM
Oh, my gosh! Give me a 360. I wanna...
SHE GASPS
You're like a different human being, man.
Before, you looked like you were about to kill, like,
a warthog, or something. THEY LAUGH
But, now, you look just amazing.
Ooh. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, the vegetables.
Oh, I'm pleased I went for this. I was debating the linguine.
As the yachters tuck into their sumptuous banquet...
Oh, my God, food. That is unbelievable.
Oh, that's a full body with a long finish.
..back in the peace and tranquillity of the camp...
There you are then. Thanks, mate.
..Hugo and Henry are dishing up their dinner.
We've got loads. Loads.
Which cost the group's prize pot nothing.
Mmm. Mate, that's actually proper. Like, you've smashed that.
I'm glad I'm spending this night with you, Hugo.
Yeah, mate, lads' night in.
You know when the other guys come back from the yacht,
do you think we're going to
feel jealous when they tell us how it was?
Are you having that little worry of...?
The fear of missing out a bit?
I actually reckon I'm getting more of
a kick out of resisting the temptations
and walking away from them,
than I would have done if I'd actually experienced them.
It's really, really weird. No, no.
The easiest thing to do was to say, "Yes."
The crowd was going for the yacht. Yeah, exactly.
That's exactly true,
and spending 15 grand on yacht that only lasts one night.
You kind of want, like,
the money that you spend to, sort of, be worth it.
Yeah, I agree with what you're saying.
I feel that I would have let myself down hugely,
if I crossed the finish line tomorrow
and had taken temptations.
There's no way that I was going to be tucking myself into those
Egyptian cotton sheets this evening.
How have you been feeling? I feel like I'm the same as you.
It's annoying that as much has been spent,
because we're paying for them to have fun.
I am fully focused on my goal of getting to the end
and taking away as much money as I can.
This is the best last night. Yeah.
This is the complete, polar opposite to what we've had, though.
I can't believe how much of a contrast this is
from living in a tent, with spiders crawling all over us.
I still feel like I'm dreaming. What's everyone's favourite moment?
Oh, my gosh. I've got so many good memories.
It's really, really hard to pick just one.
I would say this moment here is the best that we've had as a group.
I'm just so glad that I did this.
Yeah, I know what you mean. My best moment was definitely
the secret temptation I took..
..with, erm, David.
No.
I'm starving, man.
It's so good, man. Mm.
The first time that I had a cinnamon bun.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I was so surprised, when Nathaniel randomly exposed
the secret about having an iced coffee and cinnamon bun.
You know, I was like, "What the heck? You didn't discuss it."
You know, I thought he was going to wait to the end-end-end,
not the last night.
He was like, "Yeah, man. Maybe we should have it, you know,
"and just not say nothing?" I was thinking,
"This guy's pulling my leg, yeah?"
We had passed that halfway point and I was just like,
"You know what? We deserve a little something,
"we deserve a little treat."
I'm not stupid person,
I can read David and Nathaniel like a book.
So, hearing the revelation came as absolutely no surprise to me.
To hell with them.
Do you want to...? Is there something you want to say?
You don't have respect for people, people don't have respect for you.
I don't have respect for little boys, thank you.
Not now, not now.
You're a little boy in a in a man's body, that's what you are.
Even on a super yacht, Sam is showcasing negativity.
It's a shame, really.
Oh, thank you so much.
SHE GASPS Oh, shit, that looks good.
I definitely want a scoop.
I'm so happy that this experiment is coming to an end tomorrow.
There is absolutely no resolution between me
and the other camp mates,
and I've really had to dig deep the entire time.
Oh, my God. The ice cream, guys. Oh, my God.
That's right, girl. Lick it clean.
I cannot wait to walk through the finish line.
It's the fortune-seekers' final day in Malaysia...
..and those who've blown 15 grand on
an overnight stay aboard a luxury yacht...
Woo. This is day number 18. HE LAUGHS
..are waking up in their opulent surroundings?
Day 18. It's like, "Oh, my God. I'm finally here."
I've been dreaming about this for the last 17 nights.
Last day. I just can't wait to get home and see my family.
Let's get some cash and take it home.
Right about now, I'm all temptationed out.
I've had my fair share. I've had the little ones,
I've had the big ones.
I'm feeling pretty content at the moment.
I'm just hoping today
to just go home with a nice bit of money.
I couldn't really ask for more, to be honest.
Back on land, Hugo and Henry are waking up in camp...as usual.
HE KNOCKS There he is.
Oh, Henners? Henners?
Hello, mate. HE CHUCKLES
Oh, I like that. That is a good stretch.
What a way to go out.
It's a shame that Hugo and Henry didn't join us, you know?
Hugo, he'd have done a full 18 days.
He's woken up again in the camp, that's all he wants. Yeah.
So, he'll wake up happy.
They're missing out on this. Of all the temptations,
this is definitely up there.
That money was definitely well spent.
You can't beat this. This is the pinnacle of the 18 days. Yeah.
I mean, I just hope that there's nothing that can ruin this now.
Yeah.
What do you think the others are up to now?
Hm, having breakfast.
Not being on the yacht, I'm very much missing Thom.
We, like, immediately hit it off when we started this experience,
although we're, like, from quite different backgrounds.
I can't lie, I am looking forward
to crossing through the finish line with him.
For the fortune-seekers who indulged on the yacht last night...
Back to reality. Yeah.
..it's time to head back to the camp for their final day.
Bye. Thank you so much.
Coming in here, I said I'd absolutely take no temptations.
What changed for me was, straight away,
from day one, I was fighting a losing battle.
I came here for the money,
so I'm going to take home as much as I can.
Oi, oi. Oh, hello there. There they are. How are you?
Look at them!
Oh, you smell lovely.
All good. You all good, yeah? Good to see you, guys.
This is the last day, everyone.
Who knows what the final day's going to bring, guys? Yeah.
Do you actually think, guys...?
There's not going to be another fucking twist, is there?
Yeah, 100%. Never, ever get into
a false sense of security in this experiment.
Oh, God. Mate, I'm nervous.
The finish line is only hours away. But, ahead of that,
I've got some news to deliver.
Uh-oh, uh-oh.
Hello, hello, fortune-seekers.
Hello.
THEY CHEER
So, a mile away from here is the finish line.
Yay. Wow.
But, before you get there...
..I've got one final temptation.
Oh, my God.
Trust me...there's a lot riding on this one.
And it's extremely tempting.
The fortune-seekers are in touching distance of the finish line.
But first, they've got to face their toughest temptation yet.
I need you to get into pairs
and I want you to pair up with someone who you've bonded with,
somebody you trust.
Here, mate. It's got to be you, mate.
We started out together on the boat. Yeah, yeah.
You know, got to end it together, through the finish line.
I appreciate that, mate. You're a good guy, man.
OK. So, that's Thom and Hugo.
Me and Henry.
Martha and Henry, David and Nathaniel.
Are you happy with that? Of course.
Wow. HE LAUGHS
And Tomasz and Imani.
I'm quite happy on my own. Got to be pairs.
I'll go with Sam. OK, Trish and Sam, that's the last pair.
So, not too far away from here, there's a bag.
In that bag is £20,000 cash.
Wow. Wow.
That £20,000 is from the shared prize pot.
Oh, fuck.
In pairs, you'll each come face-to-face with this bag
and that's when you've got a big decision to make.
You can open the bag and take the cash out yourselves
and it's yours to keep, £10,000 each...
..but it's first come, first served.
Once someone's taken that £20,000' cash, it's gone.
Or you can always choose to decline the money.
If you're unable to reach a decision,
then you both must leave without the money.
So, both the pair have to decide? Both the pair have to agree.
If no pairs choose to take the £20,000,
it'll be put back into shared the prize pot.
So, one final thing. Before you start,
you've got to decide, as a group,
in which order you face the temptation.
Trust, that's a big thing.
Can you trust that person at the side of you?
This is all about what you value more,
the bonds that you've made with each other,
or your own needs. I'm going to leave you to it
and I'll see you all at the finish line.
Good luck, final temptation.
See you in a bit, everyone.
This is the ultimate temptation. That's a crazy twist, innit?
That gave me so much anxiety.
Wow, there is £20,000 to take home.
This is going to be an interesting game.
Can we actually trust each other?
Is it me, or did the sun just get a lot hotter?
I don't really know what to think. I just know that, obviously,
people are going to do them.
Oh, my gosh.
One pair has the potential to steal 20,000 from the prize pot.
SHE CHUCKLES
Imagine the feeling of all walking through
the finish line together, rather than just ten singles.
Do you know...? Do you know what I mean?
If we just go through it together, as one.
Mate, we'll feel ecstatic. Honestly, we'll get the fucking champers out,
pop it open. Yeah.
And then all, kind of, enjoy together.
If somebody's going to take it, I'd be very disappointed.
Because I feel like, over the last 18 days,
we've tried our best to build up that level of trust
and I've confidence that that 20 grand will still remain intact.
I think it's good if Hugo and Thom go first.
You know, the mission that Hugo's on, get that out of the way.
Hopefully, you can lead the way. It's less numbers to worry about.
So, the order of the pairs does make a difference.
Because for someone who's planning on taking it,
I guess they want to be the first one there, don't they?
Well, Trish and I, we'll go second.
Sam nominated herself for second place.
I'm not sure what her agendas are.
If you're all right with that? Yeah, yeah.
We're second up. I know Thom and Hugo won't take it,
but we'll have to just see what Trish wants to do.
Can't even describe how much I want that money right now?
It's so strategic, how the groups go.
So, I was the one that suggested Thom and Hugo first,
cos I know Hugo's not taking it.
Now, Sam and Trish, I know Sam will definitely take it.
But it could depend on their disunity?
They won't agree to take the money.
So, that money's still going to remain in the bag.
Is there any pairs here that anyone doesn't have confidence in?
I'm sure we all can trust each other to walk away,
equally and fair. Yeah.
There's absolutely no chance that no-one will take the money,
absolutely no chance in hell.
No-one's going to say, "We're going to take it,"
are they? Everyone's going to say they're not gonna take it.
It's not our fucking first rodeo, either.
They don't give a fuck.
And then I think, after that, just a bit of a random order.
Me and Nathaniel will go next. Yeah.
Us two. Us next, yeah?
Yeah.
I think there's risky positioning
and I don't know what's going to happen.
And then you guys going fifth?
All right, you lot want to kick this off?
Let's go, mate. Come on. Yeah, let's go.
See you at the finish line, boys.
See you at the end. Empty-handed.
SHE LAUGHS With a light rucksack.
THEY LAUGH
Just 200 metres from camp lies the ultimate temptation.
Any one of the five pairs has the chance
to pocket £20,000 between them from the shared prize pot.
They can't open the bag,
unless they both decide to walk away with the cash,
and, once the money is gone, it's gone for good.
First to face the final temptation, Thom and Hugo.
Can't believe it's worked out absolutely perfect?
We're going first.
I promise you, someone's taking the money. I can put my life on it.
We've got the opportunity to win it now.
We're almost approaching the finish line
and we'd all love a share of 20 grand.
Like, this is real life, mate. The money's going.
Like, I love Hugo to pieces, but he needs to pull
his fucking finger out of his butt.
Maybe I'll get in his head? Who knows?
There's not one person in that camp
who wouldn't be talked into taking that money.
We're here first.
T-That... That's a bit unethical of us, going first,
because we thought we were going fucking take it then, isn't it?
Well, no, we just... They put us first.
They think, "Oh, Hugo and Thom won't do nothing about it',
that's what they're gonna to think.
Tomasz and Imani won't even say they're not going to take it.
They're taking the money.
I just feel this is your moment to go,
"You know what, I'm not a fucking pushover.
"Yeah, fuck you. I done it.'
We're here. We've nailed it, we've absolutely nailed it.
We're here.
It's the final hours of an 18-day trek in Langkawi, Malaysia.
And with the prize pot standing at £168,350...
I just feel this is your moment to go, "You know what,
"I'm not a fucking pushover. Yeah, fuck you. I done it."
..Thom and Hugo are first to face the decision of whether
to take £20,000 from the shared fund.
So far in this experience, I've stayed,
like, as true to myself as possible. I'm not going to let this...
I'm not going to let ten grand change that.
Ain't the money for me. It's not the money, it really ain't.
Yeah. It's the principal of just getting robbed.
Well, I won't be taking it.
I'm not just going to go against, like, what I've come here to do,
just to feel that people aren't, like, one-upping me.
Mate, I'm not going to push you into doing nothing.
Do you know what I mean? You're my pal.
There's nothing I can do about it and I respect it.
In my head, it's the principal of just letting them keep rinsing us.
I know you're not gonna take it,
so we may as well not even argue about it.
Yeah.
Come on. Fuck, Hugo. Are you going to...?
You can't keep going through life like this, mate.
You're going to get fucked. I mean it, I mean it.
You've got one last opportunity to really, really think...
Really, like, think about it. Just think, tell me the. ..
Well, I have thought about it. Tell me the pros and cons.
Just so I can understand your reasoning. There's no pros.
I'm not going to feel like I can reward myself with this. No, no.
That's not what I'm trying to teach myself with this experience.
Mate, I can't believe this. I cannot believe we're just
going to let them take it off us, mate.
Fucking hell, Hugo.
Thom and I have come here for different reasons.
He's a lot more money-focused,
wants to take home a good amount to his family,
and I'm just, kind of, here to, sort of, challenge myself.
If I took the ten grand, it, kind of,
would have undone everything that
I've done throughout this whole experience.
So, I'm feeling confident that that was the right decision.
Mate, I can't believe we've just walked away from ten grand.
Mate, that'd change my fucking life.
Speechless.
He is actually right,
that's the truth of the matter, Hugo's right,
but the world's wrong. Unlucky.
Maybe I'll learn a lesson, but I can't see it.
As they both need to agree to take the cash...
..with Thom failing to persuade Hugo to give in to temptation,
20 grand is still available
for any of the remaining pairs to pocket.
Up next, Sam and Trish.
Bye, camp.
I want to go, all guns blazing and take the money.
We've got an opportunity there to secure £10,000 each.
She'd be an absolute fool not to do that.
Didn't really have much choice in the pairing,
me and Sam, but we'll work together,
cos we're both adults.
I'm not greedy, but I'm not a 100% sure on other people.
You never know.
I mean, to be fair, it's a lovely bag.
SHE LAUGHS
Well, Trish?
I came here for the experiences and the memories
and I've had an amazing adventure. What about you?
Erm, well, I absolutely would take it, yeah.
We've got this far
and whatever's left should be divided equally.
That's everybody's money.
They haven't given a shit at all about the prize pot
and you think they care about you?
It's not... It's not about whether they care about me.
It's about me.
There's no way I'm taking it, that's not me.
Come on.
I'm not taking 20K out of the fund.
Well, that's it. I've got no choice then, have I?
I didn't try my best to persuade Trish,
I'd just be wasting my breath.
She's already made her mind up,
which means she's made my mine up, as well.
There's your decision. That's who I am.
I do think the £20,000 will be taken.
I'd be very surprised if it's not.
Let's go, get out of here.
Absolutely happy with my decision.
Sam's been really stubborn throughout this experiment,
and my stubbornness can be just as stubborn as hers.
So, today, there was no way she was gonna get her hands on that money.
The pair that I'm most suspicious about taking the money
is Nathaniel and David.
They've both been taking secret temptations,
they admitted to another one last night.
Let's hope that the vicar lives up to his promise
and that he doesn't steal.
David and Nathaniel are the third pair to face
the 20-grand temptation.
The majority of the people in this whole experience
don't care what people think. They will take stuff.
They're just so unpredictable and impulsive.
So, that's just the risk we're taking.
There's 20K on the table, up for grabs.
There's a lot to play for right now. Anything could happen.
Right, first of all, do you reckon it's still going to be in there?
HE SCOFFS You just... You just never know.
But I think it should be, because...
..I know Hugo's definitely not taken nothing. Yeah. Trish,
Trish kind of keeps to her word a lot. Yeah.
On a real, it is coming out of the prize pot.
Mm. Like, there's a lot of treachery that happened amongst
the group and I'd say my only ally in here
is standing to my right and it's you. 100%, man.
Thinking about, like, the wife and the kids. You know,
and Imani and Tomasz are coming right behind us.
You know, they are like Mr and Mrs Take Everything. Mm.
And I mean, look, someone's leaving with that pot. Mm.
Why can't it be us? Yeah, exactly.
Yes!
Hallelujah.
It's a home run. That 10K is outta here,
oh, oh, oh, right into my bank account.
There was no way that bag was going to get split ten ways.
Nice doing business with you, my friend.
I'm here with strangers. So, more fool them.
Because, you know, this is a game,
and I do have a family to look after back at home
and that's where my loyalties lie.
I did feel a bit bad. But then,
as much as I love everybody in camp,
any opportunity to secure money, I knew I'd take it.
Right, that finish line is calling us. Yeah.
Let's move.
I can definitely use that money to support my family
and buy some new hymn books in church.
Being a vicar, the scripture came to mind where Jesus says you have
to be as loving as a dove, but also as wise as a serpent.
David and Nathaniel have cost
the group prize fund £20,000, becoming the highest spenders.
And, as it's the only cash bundle up for grabs,
any other pair who succumb to temptation will be faced
with disappointment.
Fourth to face the decision. Imani and Tomasz,
who've already taken more than £18,000 from
the prize pot between them.
They have no idea that there is now no money in the bag.
I've been weighing my options. Very tricky.
£20,000, that is a lot of money. I don't know what to do now.
Oh, my gosh. There's the bag.
Right, what do you think?
So, I came here to have experiences,
make amazing memories and to leave with some money.
Everyone's going to think that we've taken it.
I reckon they're literally in bits. Yeah.
But...as lovely as securing £10,000 each would be...
..I just don't want to do that. I really, really don't.
Yeah. If we take that bag, that's not something I would be proud of,
and I would think of for the rest of the rest of my life, you know?
We're putting our trust in the rest of the group
and just hoping that everyone else thinks like us. We are.
Maybe, for once, we can work as a team
and nobody took the money, so we can have a happy ending?
Last to make their choice. Henry and Martha.
I hope that money's still there,
for the sake of the group, we've come this far,
but I have a sneaky suspicion that Henry is going to try
and persuade me to take this.
I have a feeling, he might be tempted.
Shit.
My mind's racing. £20,000 is a lot of money.
I mean, who wouldn't like to have it?
What are your thoughts?
No, no, chance. I thought you might be tempted?
No chance. SHE SIGHS
Oh, thank God, that makes my life so much easier.
I've always been a team player. I know.
That's a big sum of money to take. I know. 20 grand, yeah.
And like, that is just pure greed. Yeah, it is.
I like to think I trust everyone.
I feel good, not taking it, that was my plan all along
and I just hope that everyone's on the same page.
Bye-bye. Hopefully, you're full.
With all pairs having faced the final temptation,
the finish line awaits.
Since the start of the experiment, I wanted to take 20 grand away,
but I've lost complete track of what's gone on with it.
There's been spending going on left, right and centre.
When I started this experience,
I didn't think I had a chance of resisting temptations
for the full 18 days. So, I think it's fair to say
I feel bloody brilliant.
I am hoping that people won't touch that £20,000,
because it'd be really nice if we're able to walk out as a team.
Yes. Oh, some canapes. HE APPLAUDS
In you come. Get yourself over here, boys.
Obviously, I came in to do a job. I've done it,
and I can hold my head up high and go,
"Well, I think I'm really proud of myself for that."
But everybody else has been spending my share of
the prize pot. So, we're lucky if we actually walk out with some money,
especially if someone's taken the £20,000 cash.
Good work, Sam. Good work, Trish.
I've got, like, what I wanted out of this experiment,
which was to indulge,
take time off from responsibility and fighting temptation as a vicar.
My personal journey has been deciphering whether
to take temptations,
or hold out for the prize pot at the end.
If I'm perceived as a hypocrite, doesn't really bother me,
especially with the ten grand in the backpack.
HE APPLAUDS Come on, the boys. In you get, lads.
Well done, David. Well done, Nathaniel.
This experience has taught me so,
so much about resilience, about community.
So, I would like that 20K to be split between all of us.
Well done, Imani and Tomasz. Well done, well done. In you come.
Now that I'm at the end of this experiment,
I can definitely say I've loved every bit of it.
Leaving with as much money as
I can possibly get is one of the goals for me.
Here, come on, Martha and Henry. HE APPLAUDS
Firstly, congratulations. Tempting Fortune, completed.
Woohoo. Well done, well done, well done.
Well, look, you've all done it your own way.
Some have taken temptations, others haven't,
you've all had your own journey, but we had one final temptation.
Oh, my God. That was £20,000.
If any of the pairs took it,
it was theirs. If you all turned it down...
..that £20,000 is gonna be split and added to your final totals.
I can tell you...
..one pair took the money.
Oh.
Told you.
Would that final pair like to reveal themselves?
Our ten fortune-seekers have come to the end of
an 18-day trek on the island of Langkawi, Malaysia,
to take home whatever remains of a £300,000 prize pot.
But one pair have pocketed £20,000 in a final temptation.
Would that final pair like to reveal themselves?
I knew it. Fucking told you, didn't I?
Didn't I tell you, yeah? Fucking rats.
I'm livid over that.
I knew them snakes would take the money.
It's extremely frustrating, do you know what I mean?
Like, I would have been happy to share it,
but Hugo wanted to prove a point.
Sadly, that point's cost me ten grand today, yeah?
Nathaniel and David, what was the reasoning behind taking it?
For me, I wouldn't really say we're a team.
Erm, everyone has their own agenda, so...
There may be members of the group that feel cheated.
You know, everyone did have the same opportunity as I had.
So, fair game.
David, our vicar. Yeah.
What was going through your mind?
Yeah. You know, obviously, I'm a family man,
got a wife and kids. You know,
there's a verse that says that your family is your first church.
You have to prioritise your family and do your best to look after them.
So, when I saw it there,
that's kind of what came into my mind.
I'm speechless. I thought David was a man of God.
In my eyes, he's stolen the money. Very greedy
and I hope he feels guilty.
I thought about the impact it would have,
me and Nathaniel taking the money out of the prize pot,
but I just thought to myself,
"Whatever opportunities I see, I should just grab it."
So, you two are splitting £20,000 between you.
I've been out here spending money on what was important
to me, which was the temptations.
Taking a big chunk of money home was important to David and Nathaniel.
So, no hard feelings whatsoever.
Did anybody else want to take the money?
I did. Yeah, me.
Yeah? I said, "If someone's going to take it,
"then of course I'd rather take it." But he done the admirable thing
and said he doesn't want to. What can you do?
I just thought, we leave here together,
celebrate our winnings,
and go off on a go off on a happy note.
What I wanted was, some nice,
kind of, classical, fairytale ending.
At 20, you know, I'd much rather have trust in people and,
you know, be a bit of an optimist, than think everyone's,
like, out there to get me and only cares about themselves.
And, Sam, what happened with you and Trish?
I wanted to take the money. Erm, Trish said to me,
"I'm not taking out of the prize money.
"It's everybody's money."
And where's that got us now, Trish, eh?
Hey, it don't matter, that's my morals.
At the end of the day, everybody is taking money home.
HE LAUGHS Woo.
Let's talk cash.
Wow.
Forget The Book Of Temptations, we have got The Book Of Revelations.
Wah.
Now, when I tell you these amounts of money,
the ATM cash has been added, as well.
Five of you took out £4,000.
Imani, you took out 1,500.
So, Trish, Tomasz and Hugo,
you took nothing from the ATM.
So, you're taking home £14,835.
Wow, that's amazing. Yes.
Oh, my God. I'm taking home £14,800. I'm buzzing.
I'm approaching 40 birthday this year,
so I'm going to be splashing money on my big birthday party.
It makes me feel so happy.
I'm ecstatic. For me, the money is lovely,
you know, spend a bit of that, have a bit of fun with it,
but it's the experiences that I've gained and,
like, friendships in the camp, especially with Thom,
that is worth so much more.
Imani.
SHE LAUGHS £5.50.
£16,335.
Well done, Imani. Woo.
Well done!
16,000, something, something, something.
I don't even know!
SHE LAUGHS That's more than I hoped for,
so I am on Cloud nine.
And then Martha, Sam,
Henry and Thom, you're taking home...
..£18,835.
I'm really pleased with that.
I did think I'd go home with a lot less.
It's a £1,000 a day of all the torture I've been through.
SHE LAUGHS It's a good payday.
It could have been the perfect storm,
but I still got a nice sum of money.
And, yeah, it really has been nuts. I can't deny it.
Nathaniel, including the ten grand you took today,
you're taking home £24,835.
HE EXHALES This is a surreal moment.
I'm walking away with just under 25 grand.
What a journey. And the opportunity for me to take that extra money at
the end, it was a no-brainer.
And taking home the most money out of all
the group is David...
..with £28,835,
which includes the ten grand you also took today.
I'm walking away with the most money,
just over 28 grand in my account. Hallelujah,
the blessing of the lord maketh rich and addeth no sorrow.
Weeping may endure for the night, but joy cometh in the morning.
Can I just say, that church roof's
going to be made of gold at the end of this, David.
I was not expecting David, our vicar,
to come away with that much money. But you know what?
Fair play to him, that's what the experiment's about.
I hope he has a nice time with it.
And can I just say a very special mention for Hugo?
Yes. Hey, nothing to do with the temptations,
for keeping the same clothes on for 18 days.
One set of clothes. All you need, mate.
So, this has been Langkawi, Tempting Fortune.
Get on that boat, everybody, and get yourselves back to the UK.
I am very proud of myself
and what I've achieved in this experiment.
What I'll be taking away from this experience,
obviously, enjoy every little thing in life.
Right at this particular moment,
I'm looking forward to indulge. I am absolutely starving,
I'm talking 18 days' starving.
I'm so excited to see my children.
I think they're going to be super proud of Mum.
I wish I had have taken more temptations now,
I would have had an absolute ball,
but I've made a lot of money, and now it's time to go home.
I did it. I feel super, super proud that I didn't give up.
It just goes to show that I'm capable of
so much more than I initially gave myself credit for.
Honestly, I'm absolutely bloody buzzing.
This experience was never about how much money I'd be taking home.
It was a case of me wanting
to challenge myself in how far I can go without my home comforts.
I feel like I've completed what I set out to do.
When I'm back home, I'll apply the resilience,
confidence and determination that I've found here,
into my everyday life. So, I really could not be happier.
One thing that I've learnt through being here was
to take off my vicar hat.
It gave me the opportunity to be myself,
because I'm David, first and foremost, a husband and a father.
I've learnt that temptations outside of this experiment,
if somebody needs, or wants, something, take it.
Life is too short.
You need to go out there and grab it with both hands.
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