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Previously on The Amazing Race Australia...

...in the coastal town of Alacati...

Whoo!

...Angel and Frankie made it three in a row...

Again, first team to check in.

...While Morgan and Lilli were last.

Hello! Your time in the race is over.

That sucks.

Tonight, with five teams

and me in isolation...

...the colourful streets of Bogota...

Three, two, one.

We've got some directions. Oh, they got directions. Let's go.

...May have fewer followers.

We worked with everyone and they got here first.

But the pressure to perform...

This is so hard!

...Will see some...

Why is there only one left?

Ugh!

...Ready... I'm so pissed off.

...To blow.

Oh,.

That's it, Tones. We're out.

This is The Amazing Race Australia.

Stunning Alacati on Turkiye's Aegean coast

is a must-see holiday destination

and home to world-class windsurfing.

It's also where our intrepid racers are about to start their next leg...

Hey! Oh, what?

...And welcome back lawyer cousins Kathy and Chace

along with Baru mates Stuart and Glennon.

Hello! Hi!

It was good to see Glennon and Stuart.

They are genuine dudes who bring a really good energy to the race.

My thoughts on Kathy and Chace

coming back into the competition was...

Yeah, I didn't want them to come back

because they are strong.

Let's go, let's go.

And the teams are about to discover

where they're heading next.

Let's go.

Where we going, bro?

"Route Info"!

"Fly to Bogota, Colombia!" Colombia!

Yes! I've really wanted to go!

Yeah!

South America's just been on our list, hasn't it, Toni?

Yeah, been on our to-do list for a long time.

We were perhaps gonna go for your 40th.

But I might not make that, so this is great!

"Take a marked taxi to Parque de los Periodistas to find your next clue."

Yes! Let's go!

Our seven teams are travelling

more than 10,600 kilometres

from Alacati, Turkiye

to Bogota, Colombia.

Teams are being released in the order they finished the last leg.

Let's go. Let's do this.

And to keep things fair, our two returning teams will leave last

and at some point in the leg, they'll have to complete a Speed Bump.

My good mate Scott Tweedie's on the ground in Colombia

to make sure everything is running smoothly.

Colombia, repeatedly voted one of the friendliest countries on earth.

With a massive population of 12 million people,

the capital city of Bogota

sits at 835 metres above sea level,

making it one of the world's highest capital cities,

and this is our elevated host city

for the 10th leg of The Amazing Race Australia!

It's good to be back in the game, bro.

Good to be back, bro.

Coming back into the game,

pretty disappointed not seeing Lilli and Morgan.

But you know what? It's a game. It's part of it, I guess.

Somebody's gotta go.

Colombia, bro. Beautiful!

This place is mad, hey? I like that vibe.

We're in Colombia, babe.

Here we go again! That's it.

No. No? Fantastico.

None? Zero?

We weren't really sure where we stood coming back into the race.

We were nervous, but I think between the both of us,

we always knew that we were a strong team.

We're currently in last place. Yeah.

And what a comeback it would be

if we could try and cinch first place today.

I would really like to win a leg. I think so.

I think Kathy and Chace

and the NT boys are at the back of us.

So they'll be hopefully stuck in some traffic. Ha-ha!

We're coming down to the cutthroat teams now

and all the teams are pretty strong.

So... Yeah, we need to make a mark.

So today we're gonna try and overtake...

Angel and Frankie.

The "unbeatables". Yeah.

They're the biggest threat, I think, for everyone.

Angel and Frankie!

That's them, Flick, there. They're right there.

This is the closest we've been to you guys the whole race!

Stay. Stay there.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

We actually haven't really seen them much on the race.

'Bye!

OK, we're back in front. Whoo!

Everyone's in race mode.

Out for the win, hey?

There? Gracias. Go, go, go, go, go.

Sweet. There's a phone. Grab the phone.

Let's go.

Yes.

"Route Info."

"Make your way to La Candelaria

"and take a selfie with three graffiti artworks."

Colombia is one country

that has legalised the art of graffiti,

embracing this creative form of expression.

In this challenge, teams must come here

at the Calle del Embudo,

famed for its street art.

They must locate three pieces of art

by renowned local street artist Guache.

At each artwork, they have to take a selfie of themselves and the artwork

and the artist's tag.

Once they get a thumbs-up for their selfie,

like me every time,

they'll receive their next clue.

Look at that. Art.

"If locals volunteer to guide you, you may follow."

"Selfies must contain both members' full faces.

"The majority of the artwork and signature must be visible."

OK, let's go.

Guache. Let's go. Oh, Guache. Oh!

Shall we tag team with the girls?

Girls, do you want to tag team?

Yeah, let's go. Let's tag team.

Angel and Frankie already went. So we need to go fast.

Ask this guy.

Do you live here? - Tell me. Where are you looking?

We're looking for... Guache artworks, spray paint.

Alright, Guache. Guache.

So it's on a page... I can show you where it is.

Yes, please! I cannot run, but I can show you.

OK. Yeah, that's fine.

OK.

OK.

Bring on the Spanish so we can maybe have a bit of an advantage.

Yeah!

I speak Spanish and understand it

so it'll be great to communicate with the foreigners...

Well, with the locals. 'Foreigners'. We're the foreigners.

So exciting!

And, honestly, South American men are my kryptonite.

That's why I married one.

We look for three artworks.

'Cause we're in a race. Oh, in a race.

We're in a race.

Big prize, money prize. Yeah. OK, then!

Oh, yeah!

Chace!

Chace, Chace, Chace!

Yours. Yours. Mine. Yep.

"Route Info."

"Take a selfie with three graffiti artworks by..."

Guache. Guache.

Alright, let's go. Right, let's go.

How much longer? Please?

How many minutes?

Are we nearly there? Is it up here?

How long? Time?

- How cool is this? - Whoa!

So just gotta look for 'Gauche'.

- Spot signatures. - Yeah.

How's it spelled? 'Gauche'. G-A-U.

G-A-U-C-H-E. Yep.

'Gauche'.

Oh, this is gorgeous!

Oh, wow.

It felt like you were just

walking the streets of Colombia, you know.

And I love graffiti art. I think it's so cool.

Like, it's street.

We're street.

This one here? We need his signature.

There, Guache. Oh, there.

Selfies on the wall, which I was like, "This is my jam."

Three, two, one.

If I wasn't racing, I would go and take a selfie

in front of that kind of artwork anyway.

So, I mean... Not selfies.

You'd be like, "Can you take a photo of me?"

What's this up here on this wall?

That's gotta be one, right, surely.

Guache! - Guache.

Got one. - Girls!

Gab!

Oh, sorry. Where? Where?

Here. Down here. Look. 2021. Here.

You gotta get his name in. Guache.

We had to have the name of the artist

and take a few selfies.

Yeah.

Most of the art. Have you got the name in?

Got the art and the name. Where's the name?

Yeah, it's there. Yep.

Yeah, you reckon? Good spot.

Alright, let's go, let's go.

Hola. Hablas Ingles? Si.

She speaks English. Hello. Hi.

What do you need? We're looking for La Candelaria.

Do you know where this is? It's, uh... it's through here.

OK.

Keep going straight, bro. Yep.

Are we going the right way?

I don't know, bro.

Maybe we're a little bit rusty, aren't we?

Yeah, bro. We'll get there.

Here. This is the one. That's it. That's one of them.

Yeah. We take a photo.

But it doesn't have a name on it. Yeah, Guache.

There it is.

This graffiti art, it was lovely.

It was vibrant. There was lots of different colours.

It looked happy. It looked cultural.

But also postmodern. Ah, I said 'postmodern'!

'Postmodern'! Who are we? I don't know. Someone.

OK.

Look. Let's look out for...

We're here. We're here to win. We're gonna fight for our place.

Just every wall, Chace. Just look at every single wall.

I'm looking.

And I think being trained lawyers,

we will be very attentive.

Signature, signature.

And that would help us find the three graffiti artworks by Guache.

Like this one! Like that, like that.

Like 'Gua'... 'Gouache'? They're all called Guache.

He draws... he draws faces.

Let's go, let's go. Let's just... Let's keep looking.

Guache. Here, here. Come forward.

Yeah, where is it? It's up there?

Guys!

Did you get a second? Good one, girls.

Yeah?

That's the name. Yep.

One more? Yep, one more.

Guache, 2009. Yeah, awesome. Good spot, girls.

Alright, let's do it here, then.

Yeah.

Yeah, we need one more. Let's go, let's go.

Let's go.

And is there two pieces there? Along?

Uh, yeah. Oh, perfect.

I think... Oh, there's the girls.

There's the girls.

You found some?

Yeah, all the way at the back there.

There's some over there in that aisle.

All the way at the back?

Yeah. Thanks, guys.

Angel and Frankie helped us. For us, that's a memory locked.

We know Angel and Frankie, they're awesome people

and we're starting to get to know them.

They're just competitive and they just... Rightly so.

They're good at what they're doing.

OK, I think Frankie won't lie.

We're just so grateful that they helped us.

Teams are starting to get to know us.

And that's great for us.

It's really for me changed the whole way I look at this race

because we were winning race after race after race,

but I would be crying afterwards

because I'm like, "Everybody hates us. No-one wants to talk to us."

And that's not how you want to feel when you win something.

Where's the signature? Oh, there.

Guache. OK.

Yeah, OK, let's go.

OK. One more, one more. Last one.

One more. Last one.

Let's find one more, surely.

Is this one? Here. Guache. Here.

Oh, yeah. '21.

Where's the name? Right here.

And get the face as well. OK, yeah.

Yeah, go. Ready?

Yeah, yeah, cool. Let's go.

Let's go. I look cute.

I'm... I'm a bit worried about this.

I don't see any other teams in the park.

Me either.

Are they... Let's go. Follow.

There's only one! Why is there only one left?

It doesn't matter!

Why is there only one left? Doesn't matter!

Here I was thinking we were in, what, third, fourth.

Why are you screaming at me?! I'm not!

Relax, Chelsea. Hold this.

What has gone wrong? I was shocked.

That's really bummed me out now. Well, we were in traffic.

Yeah, I was panicking.

I was like, "Great, is this seriously

"how we're gonna start the next leg, in last position?"

Just relax! There's none left, mate.

How did we end up in last position?

We gotta quickly go and take photos

so we can do the next challenge.

I think we're dead last.

So we had to find these three artworks.

We had to take selfies. Yeah.

What's that bloke's name again?

Guache. Guache.

I love art, but in this particular challenge, like, jeez!

We didn't have time. We didn't have time to, like...

We'd love to stop and admire the art, but...

We didn't have time to, like, sit there, you know?

Guache? That's Gesu. That's not it.

We are open to other cultures because of our cultural background.

It's very important to me.

OK, awesome.

In 2021, I was crowned the NT Young Australian of the Year.

It gave me that platform to be talking in front of policymakers,

in front of, you know, politicians.

Just meeting different people, man, of different backgrounds...

Yeah, Australian, Australian.

...It kind of enabled me to be confident

in a multicultural environment.

OK, thank you, thank you. Gracias, gracias.

Oh, excuse me.

Hi. Hello.

We have all three. OK, let me see.

Oh, wrong way. Wrong way.

One. OK, where is the other one?

Two. Two.

OK. That's three.

Three.

Great. Congratulations.

Yes! Thank you! Gracias, gracias!

Yep.

Detour. You're up.

Sparkle or Spoke?

A Detour is a choice between two challenges,

each with its own pros and cons.

In this Detour, teams must choose

between Sparkle or Spoke.

Emeralds are the jewel of Colombia,

with the mines deep in Bogota's surrounding jungles

producing more than 60% of the world's supply.

In a local boutique, you can pick up a gem worth more than 100 grand

or pick up an unrefined stone from a street vendor

for as little as 30 bucks.

But you gotta be on the lookout for counterfeits.

Teams that choose Sparkle will have to make their way

to Bogota's bustling emerald district

and then sort through a collection of stones

to find the genuine article.

Once they've sussed out the fake ones from the real deal,

they'll receive their next clue.

Alright, Scotty, on your bike and tell us about Spoke.

Teams that choose Spoke must come here to the Parque la Concordia

and play with the locals.

Bogota is a city of wheels

and they've got the most extensive bike network in Latin America -

a staggering 532 kilometres.

And that has developed into the subculture

and the fastest growing urban sport of bike polo.

In this challenge, it's first come, first served.

Teams must score one goal against a defender

without their feet touching the ground.

Once they score that one goal...

...they'll receive their next clue.

OK, yeah, we'll do Spoke. Let's go. OK, let's go.

Here.

Yeah. OK, let's go.

Cool.

- Anyone see any? - Nah.

Yeah, cool. That one?

Out, out and into the right. Yeah.

Oh, yeah! Yeah, got it. Look, girls.

Guache. Got it.

Go, girls.

Let's do it.

- Hi! - Hello!

We got some photos for you. Are you the artist?

I'm the judge. OK.

So we got one. OK.

Two.

And then three.

Thank you, thank you. Gracias. Thank you.

Detour. What do you want to do? Play polo?

I don't know. That sounds fun. OK, let's go.

- Good! - Alright.

So one. Uh-huh.

Just a few to be sure. Two.

Two. OK.

And three. Tres.

Thanks, mate!

Hello. We got three photos to show you.

One. Two. Three.

OK. Yay!

Awesome. Thank you so much. There's the phone. Thanks, mate.

- Detour! - Bike polo.

Bike polo. Let's go.

"Score a goal against a defender." That one.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's ask somebody.

- This? - Yeah, there.

OK.

- Guache. - Where?

There, there, there, there! Guache!

OK. That's it.

Gracias. One.

Here.

OK, let's go.

Sorry. Thank you! Sorry! Sorry. Thank you!

Excuse me.

Yep.

Right and then straight. Then left.

Oh, beautiful. Right, left.

What are you doing? The bike.

Yeah, let's go. We've got the directions.

Oh, they've got directions! Let's go.

Wait for me.

I think it's right here, Ange.

Oh, really? Oh, yep, there's the flag.

Oh, there's flags out. Let's go.

The big ones are knees, the small ones are elbows.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

"Once you're ready, mount your bikes.

"You'll have 10 minutes to score a goal.

"You can score by using the mallet," which is the thing.

"You may not touch the ball with your hands.

"Your feet must not touch the ground while attempting to score a goal."

OK, let's do it. We can do this. Get the briefing?

We're both sporty.

We have an advantage in this area. Let's go for it.

Do you want to take it or me take it first?

Let's work together. Pass it to me. Yep.

Oh, what? He's gonna block it.

Ah! Go, Ange. Go, Ange.

Toss it in. Toss it in. Arggh! Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

This is so much harder than I thought it would be.

What are you doing?

Where's the judge? Where's the judge?

It has to be here.

It's gonna be so annoying

'cause we probably walked past it a million times.

Guache, Guache. This it?

Oh, we walked right past it!

- OK. - Gracias.

Gracias. Keep going, keep going, keep going.

Guache? Guache? Guache.

OK, so we need to do a selfie, bro, here.

We need to have that clear. You have to... The name.

Alright.

Yep, alright, two more.

Oh... OK.

And... OK, cool.

Thank you! Thank you so much!

Thank you! Thank you!

"Detour - Sparkle or Spoke. Bike polo."

Yeah.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Senor? Senor?

OK. OK, that's one.

We got it right. That's all three.

The majority of the mural has to be in the actual pictures

so there is a couple of pictures where you probably have to go back

and take a bigger part of the actual...

With our selfies? Yeah.

Let's power walk, Chace.

- Gracias. - Gracias.

Guys, isn't this just back to the square?

I don't know.

This is just back to the square. - This is the square.

It's where we got the clue.

Hey, guys. We're here.

We walk around the bend, it's there on our left.

That's alright. Let's go.

Can you please tell me where this is?

La Concordia is the marketplace you have over there.

Around the corner. Oh, good!

Walk fast. That's your job.

Go, Frankie.

Yeah, just hit the ball.

Go, Frankie.

Yeah! Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Yeah! Whoo-hoo!

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Whoo! Let's go!

Thank you. Thank you. Gracias, gracias, amigo.

Gracias, gracias.

Let's go. "Route Info."

"Take part in Colombia's traditional game of tejo."

Every country has a national sport or favourite game

and Colombia's involves beer and gunpowder.

What could possibly go wrong?

Tejo requires players to have these iron discs

and they must launch them at the gunpowder-filled packages

on the clay-mounted target.

In this challenge, it's first come, first served.

Teams will have a whole basket of these iron discs

and they'll have to keep lobbing it until they hit one of the targets.

Once each team hits one target,

they'll receive their next clue.

I'd be good at this game.

Oh. Ugh!

Yes!

No way! Let's go! Let's go!

Oh, yes, yes, yes. Yes, thank you. Gracias.

What's this? Wait. Is this the bike?

This is the bike, hon.

I thought we had to kick a ball. Oh, dear.

On a bike?

I actually didn't realise it was on bicycles when we arrived.

I think you're OK. I haven't ridden a bike in a while.

We ride bikes with the kids. Yeah.

We ride bikes casually, for a Sunday stroll,

not to go hitting balls with wheels and a mallet.

Yeah.

Go, go.

Oh.

Where's the other courts? Down there, guys.

Is there any other courts? Yeah, there's two.

There's a court down there and another court...

Let's go. Oh, sorry. We'll try the other courts. Come.

Oh, should we let Pako and Mori in?

I mean, we can't stick together like this. It's silly.

Court, court... - Oh, sorry.

Oh, Chelsea and Jamus are here.

Hey, guys. - Hey, what's up, team?

Hello.

OK, all the courts are full.

I just think it's a bit unfair. We helped everyone.

Yeah, it's unlucky. The Detour's full.

This is exactly what I was scared of.

We worked with everyone and they got here first.

Coming up...

You want to see explosion?

I'll show you explosion...

This is so hard!

Warning - returning teams, Speed Bump ahead. Oh.

Ready?

Ah! Ah!

Oh, my God.

Good work, good work.

Go, babe.

Ha-ha!

Toni, this is unco as. Oh, shit.

Oh, shit!

Bike polo. Never heard of it. Sounds fun.

Oh, shit!

Oh,.

You got 10 minutes to get your ball...

Go, Flicka! Oh,!

...In the goals with the stick riding a bike.

Nah.

It's hard.

Oh!

I just downed the whole thing.

Do you want to go wait over there? No worries.

You gotta smash that into his... Yeah, good.

Good. Go. Good work, honey!

Yes!

Yes. Is that it?

There he is!

There he is! Good work, baby!

Well done, guys.

Thanks, guys. It's as easy as that.

I think that was by a fluke.

How'd we go? Yeah.

Thank you, thank you! Brother!

Thank you so much.

"Take part in Colombia's traditional game of tejo

"and hit an explosive target to receive your next clue."

Let's go.

Alright! Let's get it!

Yew! Let's go, let's go, let's go.

OK. Let's go.

Hello.

OK, so here's the discs.

You gotta be behind the red line. That metal thing there.

In the clay? There's the target.

It's gonna explode when it hits.

Oh!

Ohh.

Yeah, that's fine.

No, get more...

No, no, just ask him. See, I don't...

There we go. Oh, my God.

OK, perfect.

Thank you!

You guys can move on. Thank you.

Come on. Let's go.

What do you want to do? Spoke. I can do it. That's fine.

Man! Guache, you're killing me, bro.

Alright. Ready?

Alright, where's the signature?

Come on.

Guache! Guache! Boom. Oi, bro, lean back.

Love that. His name, his name.

I need full face with it. His name.

Boom. Done.

Uno, dos, tres.

Yes! Thank you. Gracias, gracias.

Thank you, thank you.

Let's go. Detour, bro.

Bike, bike. OK, boom. Easy. Let's go, let's go.

Go.

It's so hard. - Yeah.

Go, Flicka! Oh,.

Nice!

Yeah!

Yeah! Yeah!

I don't even know if I touched it. I don't think Toni ever hit it.

Your legs are real long. It has nothing to do with my legs.

It does because the bike seat was so high

that I could barely, like, pedal.

OK, yeah, we'll play that.

Yeah!

Gracias. Thank you. Gracias.

Cheers, mate.

"Take part in Colombia's traditional game of tejo

"to receive your next clue." Let's go!

Hey, guys, which one did you do?

That one. Was it OK?

It was alright. - It was alright.

- Who is it? It's Jamus! - Yeah.

Follow them.

Chelsea! Jamus!

Whoo!

Hi, guys!

Go, Gab. Yes.

! Oh!

We have 10 minutes too, Gab. Alright, let's do it.

I got it. I'm coming. I'm coming. Get out of my way.

Go, Flick. Go. Go, Flicka!

Ahh!

Whoo! Whoo!

Thank you. Yay!

Thank you. Thanks.

That's fun. Let's go.

Alright, let's do it. Thank you.

Where's the third one? Up there.

Third court is up there. Yeah, there's one up there.

Seeing the other teams were still attempting the challenge

and knowing that I had this sportswoman next to me,

it gave us hope because it meant that, you know,

we have a chance to overtake them.

Left is to brake.

Wow. This is really high.

It is really high.

So right to brake, yeah?

Wow. This is really high.

You got it, Chace?

Nope.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh. Oh, my God!

Chace, I got it. I got it. OK.

Go, girl.

Oh!

This is so hard!

You got this. You got it. I got it. Yeah, go, Chace!

Go, go, go! Ahh! Ohh! Sorry!

Yes!

Yes!

Well done, babe.

Oh!

Thank you! Thank you. Thanks.

Oh!

Come on!

Ay!

We literally had attempt after attempt after attempt.

Seriously!

We were gonna explode if we didn't hit that target.

Oh! So close. So close.

You want to see explosion?

I'll show you explosion if you don't give me that clue.

...As well.

Oh!

Leave it! Leave it!

What the... Why'd you do that?

Go, Kathy. He's busy. Go, go, go, go, go!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!

Well done, well done. Whoo!

Yeah, baby!

Muchas gracias. Gracias.

You did it. Good job. Go. Thank you.

Oh, Chace, you read it.

"Take part in Colombia's traditional game of tejo."

Let's go. Oh, sh...

OK, how can we get in there?

There. This side?

Where is everyone? No-one was there.

Where is everyone?!

Yeah, we the last one?

Yeah. Come on.

Don't get left behind.

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Oh, damn. That was terrible, bro.

Yeah. Come on, bro. Come on.

Damn, bro. This is worse than I thought, bro.

The brake was on the left hand.

The stick, I held it with my right hand,

and I'm left-handed, so everything looked just awkward, man.

I can't believe that's gonna be played on screen, man.

It's, like, "Hey, what's wrong with that blackfella, man?"

Yeah!

Oh!

Oh!

Damn! I'm gonna have nightmares about this, Stuey.

There. Look. Take it home, bro.

OK, OK.

Vamonos, vamonos, vamonos, vamonos!

Oh!

Oh!

Yeah.

Give 'em a bow down.

Arriba, arriba, Australia!

Hey! Gracias. Gracias.

Alright, let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

We're getting better. Yeah, we're getting better.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

Oh!

Was that an explosion?

Oh, my God! Finally!

Oh! Oh, my gosh!

Thank you.

Where are we going?

"Search the Samper Mendoza Market

"and purchase the specific herbs which locals use

"to make the traditional home health remedy."

While the city sleeps, the Plaza Samper Mendoza

comes alive with the vibrant aromas, flavours and colours

of Bogota's bustling herb trade.

In this challenge, our teams will have a list of the seven ingredients

needed to make

a traditional night-time brew.

They must then get their herbs weighed by the local judge.

If they've got the weights right, they'll receive their next clue.

They must navigate their way through the market

and order the ingredients in Spanish

without showing their list to the vendor.

Ooh. OK, let's go.

Gracias.

Thank you, thank you!

Run!

Let's go!

Heath.

Good spot, Tones.

Did you get it? Hey, guys. Yeah, yeah.

You've just got to hit the target. Awesome job, guys.

Let's go!

Go, go, go.

Still on first.

We were literally there for so long and other teams caught up to us.

We've seen all the teams today except for Frankie and Angel,

but that's standard.

We never see Frankie and Angel.

I only just recently found out that they WEREN'T together.

I thought they were together the whole time.

Yeah, I thought so.

I don't know, it would be nice if something blooms from it.

Yeah. Find love on the Race.

And then it hinders them in some way.

Whoa, I missed the board.

I'm frustrated 'cause I can't keep up with you.

It's very hard to breathe out there.

The altitude's really high, so it's actually really affecting me.

I can feel it in my lungs.

Oh, it's done.

We need to go again,

yeah, otherwise we'll have to go back to the back of the line.

Thank you.

Hello. Hello.

Is it only two teams at a time?

Hey, guys. - Hey, what's up, girls?

Hey. It's tough, girls. Go for it.

Gracias.

Hi.

Go closer.

Toni and Heath were struggling.

Oh, that was terrible.

He was funny, watching him do this. Oh, he was so funny.

Oh, come on!

You could hear, "Oh! No!"

Oh, come on!

Seriously.

Oh, my God. I got two bullseyes!

Bro, you've proven in the past that you're good at targeting.

Yep. Man, I feel like we've got this.

I feel like if there's a team that's still doing it,

I reckon we can easily just overtake 'em.

Yep. Wow, look at that, bro. Look.

Damn. This is Colombia, baby.

Whoa! Beautiful, man.

That's the amazing part about us.

Every time we hit last, we'll sit in a taxi wherever, yeah,

we'll be, like, "Bro, look around where we are.

"Like, nobody does this from where we're from."

And we did that again here. We're, like, "Look, the sunset.

"Look, we're in Colombia." So, we were, like, quite optimistic, yeah.

All we have to do is just soak this in.

Yeah. You know what I mean?

We're here, bro. We're here, bro.

We're living it right now.

OK, let's go. 'Bye.

Hola!

Two teams do it. Are you guys done?

No, no, we're waiting.

Guys, hit the triangle. You hit the triangle.

You have to hit one of the four. I think they explode.

Oh!

Can we go?

That's it?

Foot can't go past the red line. OK, move out of the way.

Yes. Yes!

Whoo! We got it!

That's it. What?!

How did they get it?

My arms may be little, but...

...but I've done shot-put before and I've come first in shot-put.

Thank you so much!

Muchas gracias. Let's go. Let's go.

Well done. Well done.

Oh, off.

In and out, baby.

"Route Info.

"Search the Samper Mendoza Market and purchase the specified herbs

"with local use to make traditional home health remedies.

"Warning - returning teams, Speed Bump ahead."

Let's go. Returning teams? What?

This is a joke!

Kathy and Chace got it straightaway. They got it straight off the bat, eh?

I didn't hear it. What a load of shit. Nor did I.

Did you hear it? No, no, no.

I was, like, "No, this is not happening."

Did you hear that? I didn't hear anything.

I didn't see anything. I can't smell anything.

We are not letting them get ahead of us.

Thank you so much!

OK.

"Search the Samper Mendoza Market and purchase the specified herbs."

OK. Come on.

Put your legs on.

Yeah. Mas rapido. Please.

We went from last place... We went from...

Equal last to... Yeah, equal last to now second place.

And we can catch Angel and Frankie, but now we've got a Speed Bump.

I think both Chace and I have quite resilient personalities

and we've persevered through much more in life,

so, going through this, we were just, like, "That's fine."

Yeah. These were the cards we were dealt.

I mean, we weren't taught to just give up.

"You must verbally ask for the herbs

"and cannot show the list to communicate to vendors

"what herb you want."

That's fine. I speak Spanish. Cool, cool, cool.

Esta bien.

And just you watch, we will smash through this Speed Bump.

Well, we'd better.

Argh!

Ooh!

We're throwing and we're throwing...

We threw and we threw. ...And we threw some more.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

And every team was starting to get, "Pop! Pop!"

Yes!

Well done, Tones.

Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Gracias.

Alright, "Route Info." Yep.

"Search the Samper Mendoza Market..."

"Warning - returning teams, Speed Bump ahead."

Let's go. Let's go.

Oh, Flicka, you did it again, bro.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Then we were there by ourselves. Yeah.

Whatever happens, happens. We just keep trying.

They were just practice runs. This is it.

No.

Hours of operation for the market, yeah.

What's that? 7:00 p.m. till 5:00 a.m.

So, we've got to wait till 7:00 till the market's open.

Are you kidding me?

It's 6:20. That means 40 minutes, we just have to stand here and wait.

That was silly. Now everyone's gonna catch up.

I'm so pissed off.

Like, honestly, we've worked our butts off to get in this...

Position. Get this far ahead in the race.

Now we have to sit here for 40 minutes

and basically just wait for the other teams to catch us.

Let's try again.

Right where we left off.

Yo, yo!

Hey! Hey!

Then who rocks up but the NT boys? The NT boys.

And then the stress starts setting in.

We're, like, "Oh, my gosh, why can't we get this?!"

Shit.

How youse going, boys?

Oh, we've been here ages.

It's pretty hard. It's hard.

So, good luck. Some teams just got it straightaway.

They're just, like, boom. Yeah.

Go.

Oh, bloody hell!

Hours of operation 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., so it's not open yet.

30 more minutes. So, we came here too early.

We should have just taken our time. We're too good.

I was actually surprised to see them.

Yeah.

They started from the back and, like, it's anybody's game.

Even though they've been out of the race for seven legs,

they swoop up from last place to second place

and they're on our tails and I'm, like, "Of course they are."

And it was, like, the last legs that we raced with them

that were just neck and neck.

At least you guys don't have a Speed Bump.

Yeah.

Chace, can I talk to you? This is really frustrating.

Can I talk to you? Yep.

So, they're not open until 7:00,

but we can walk around and try to find the other places.

Alright, let's do it.

Well, you know what? I'm gonna look around for these things.

The challenge involves finding seven different types of herbs

and asking for them in Spanish and then purchase one kilo of each.

That's pretty. This looks really nice.

So, we walked in and just kind of roamed around.

And we just wanted to figure out, like, which stall has it.

We weren't gonna buy it until we could.

We just tried to make the best use of the 35 minutes that we had.

The market was bustling.

Like, you smell all these things

and it's fresh and it's raw and it's beautiful.

Like, it's just not something that you have in Australia, to be honest.

Ask if they have and then we know which shop to go to.

Hola, do you have cedron? Does she have it?

Can you ask her to set up one kilo so we can come back and pick it up?

It has to be exactly one kilo. Tell her.

Oh! Nice, bro.

Go, go, go.

Oh!

I wonder with the technique... Look, try and do it this way.

Whatever floats your boat, my man.

Come on, Glennon.

There you go!

No way! Oh, boys!

Good luck, boys.

Yeah, bro!

Oh, bro!

Oh, let's go.

Alright, let's go. Let's go.

Badabing, badaboom. Bangdadadang.

We took off and it was a lift-off.

It was a lift-off. That was our redemption round.

That was our redemption round.

"Search the Samper Mendoza Market.

"Warning - returning teams, Speed Bump ahead."

Oh. OK. Let's go.

Hey... Nothing opens till 7:00.

What?!

Kathy and Chace are already in there.

Doing their own thing? They got that thing straightaway.

Did they? Like, one and done.

We've just got to keep pushing, that's all.

Just run our race, hey? Yep.

We're on the way and then peak-hour traffic,

so we were a bit set back there.

Our taxi driver went down one lane and it was blocked off,

so he decided there was some little bollards

that would split up the lane and he wanted to...

Just go across. ...Go over the bollards.

Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, Toni.

So, we decided to get... We all jumped out.

...Out of the car.

Sorry.

Oh, sake! I knew he was gonna do that.

Never seen a tyre go so quick.

We just kinda didn't really know what to do.

Shit. We're out. Yeah.

We're out of it. That's it, Tones. Yeah, we're gone.

We're not last anymore, bro!

Oh, man! Damn! Headed to the next challenge.

Let's go, bro. Let's get this, bro.

This is really, like, bringing back the spirit, bro.

Yeah, literally, bro.

Hey! Hey!

It's not open, bro.

Oh. We caught up, bro.

That's the main bit there. We caught up.

Bro, Toni and Heath are not here.

Our taxi driver has, uh... Popped a tyre.

...Popped a tyre.

There's some triangles.

I think the bus has broken down,

so we had to get out of that lane,

and then he's just gone over these two frickin' massive...

Prongs. ...Metal prongs.

So, I think that might cost us the game.

Yeah.

How far are we away?

Eight minutes or something.

Yeah, OK. We can do that, Tones.

Fourth and then one, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

We looked on the taxi driver's phone

and saw we were about 750 metres away

and just decided to leg it there.

OK, we're gonna walk.

Come on.

This is where the pink boys go home.

Just relax.

Well done, babe. Let's go.

Let's go.

OK. Let's go.

This is where we make up the time.

Yeah, so... Three minutes.

Three minutes.

Go, go, go, go, go! Go, go, go!

Come on! We gotta keep up with Angel and Frankie.

Just run with her. Just run with her.

Hola! - Sorry.

Oh, gracias. Sorry, sorry.

Oh, bro. Oh, my God.

Bro.

Hello! Hola!

The market was nuts.

There's people everywhere with huge carts.

Huge. That's marijuana for sure.

We have to make our way through the market...

Alright, stop.

...And purchase a list of...

There were seven different herbs.

Do you have any of these?

'Manzilla'? Eh...

But we had to say them in Spanish.

'Pasiflora'?

And we weren't allowed to show the word,

so this was all in Spanish, to which we speak none.

English. English? No.

Just over there? Only Espana.

The language barrier was hard.

Un kilo cedron?

Un kilo? Cedron?

Lavanda?

It was really hard to get across what you wanted to say,

even though we thought we were saying it correctly.

Do you have manzanilla? No?

Manzanilla? No.

No? Manzanilla.

How do you say it? Manzanilla.

Manzanilla. Manzanilla.

Un kilo? Un kilo?

Un kilo?

I've got to go. Go, Gab, go. She had no idea.

Hello. Hello. Cedron?

Cedron here? Si.

Un kilo.

Chace, they took our space. They took our woman.

It was extremely stressful

because Angel and Frankie pushed the cart there first to our vendor.

Hola. Excuse, Angel. Hang on. Hang on.

Hola, senor.

Maybe you guys should go to another 'cause there's heaps around.

It's 'cause we spoke to her before.

But she's gonna take a while 'cause she's serving us.

Un kilo manzanilla. Un kilo de cedron.

Can you just wait till after we get our order?

She's trying to do two at once.

Un kilo menta.

Can we just ask her to prepare exactly the same?

OK? Gracias.

I was saying to Frankie,

"I bet you he's telling her in Spanish not to serve us."

Excuse me. Not them.

Us, us, us.

Can you just let her serve us?

Is that OK? 'Cause we were here first.

Yeah, it was... It was rude. I'm sorry, that was really rude.

This is cedron? Si, cedron.

Cedron, yep. Tick it off.

The menta, una kilo?

Si. Si, si, si.

OK. Uh, suco?

Suco? Suco? Suco?

Sauco. - Sauco.

Si.

This lady poppin', bro. She poppin', poppin', poppin'.

One kilo. Pop the money, bro.

- You're ticking them off? - Yep.

So, manzanilla, menta, sauco. Sauco?

Yeah, un kilo.

How much?

Uh...

Five? Cinco, cinco, cinco.

15. 15.

Thank you. Gracias. Yeah, no Spanish.

Oh, the drive to the markets was very...

...quiet.

It's just not our day. Oh, well.

It's just not our day. Nah.

We had our little pity party.

It's very emotional knowing that you're in last place.

Because we want to stay in this game.

What's this one?

OK. Cedron. Which one's cedron?

Un kilo manzanilla.

OK, pasiflora. Yep. Lavanda?

Lavanda?

Lavanda. Menta.

Menta. Suco? Suco?

Sauco. And hoja de coca.

Was that one kilo, Frankie? That looked like two kilos.

No, it was one. Are you sure?

Yep. I'm very positive. Gracias. Excuse me.

OK.

We're getting through it.

I don't like this.

Yeah, I'm not comfortable right now.

Maybe it's dead ahead, babe, the... Market?

...Market.

Well, Toni, we're not the last team. Come on. Come on.

We're pretty much out, babe. Let's just...

No, Toni, we're not the last team. Come on!

Think positive.

Come on, then. Come on. Come on, come on.

Hola.

OK.

Hi. Hello.

We ended up getting our herbs weighed first.

Oh, shit.

Is that correct?

And it's showing two kilos.

I was, like, "No, this is wrong. No."

Un kilo? No.

She weighed it.

That's why I was saying make sure it's correct.

It was. It was exactly on one when we weighed it inside.

Oh, that's way too much.

Can we bring it down?

Ange, it's alright. It's alright, Ange. Just leave it.

It was just on the machine that we saw.

Let's just go to any scales and just ask them to weigh it for us

and I'll just pull it out and chuck it.

Oh, my God.

Coming up... We are so close.

It's gonna be a foot race. - Go! Quick! Go!

Go, go, go, go, go!

Alright. Who's gonna win?

Gracias. Gracias.

Gracias. Where am I going, Chace?

Excuse me, can I go under you?

Go, Gabba. I'll come with you.

OK. Let's go to the markets.

When we got there, we grabbed the last cart.

Then we started seeing all the other teams.

Alright, hon, let's go weigh it.

But we looked in their cart and they were all full,

so we're starting from scratch.

Yeah, we needed to get seven different herbs,

so I just started yelling, you know, "Menta!"

Menta? Menta, un kilo.

Uh, "Manzanilla."

Pasiflora?

"Cedron."

Cedron? Un kilo. Uno kilo.

Sauco, lavanda.

He was just talking, talking to all these people.

And they're, like, "Yeah!"

Just putting it all together. I'm, like, "Go, babe! Go!"

Perfecto.

We're back in the game again.

We gotta look for coca leaf.

Hoja de coca. That's it, bro. That's the last one.

OK, ask this one. Hola. Hoja de coca? Coca?

No? No coca?

Hoja de coca? Hoja de coca?

Coca.

Oh, bro, bro, bro, bro!

A bunch. Si. Yeah.

Yeah, one bunch. How much?

Eight.

Eight. Yes?

More? 10?

Gracias. Gracias.

Gracias, senorita.

Go, go, go.

Let's go. Vamos!

Hola.

Go.

She did two. She did two kilos.

Let me read the clue.

"If you are under weight, you'll be sent back again."

OK, then it's fine. We're overweight. Let's take some out.

Chace, were they all two? They're all two.

What the hell, man?

This is all two as well. Chace, I've just halved this.

That went good, bro. There was heaps of teams behind as we left.

Go, go, go.

Which way was it, Gab? This way.

Alright, let's go.

Alright, let's go. The boys are there.

Getting weighed? Everybody's there weighing, waiting.

I hope Kathy and Chace don't get through.

You guys weighed already?

Nah, not yet.

Yeah, that'll do.

They're just ripping it apart after they're getting a no.

Oh, we could have done that.

Hoja de coca?

Hoja de coca? No?

Hoja de coca?

Hoja de coca?

Gracias. Gracias.

OK, let's go.

Oh, we're last. We're last, man.

No, we're last. We have a Speed Bump, guys.

Ohhh.

Yes. Yo.

Hey, hey. Hey, the herbal life is good.

The herbal life is good.

Come on, baby! Oh!

Gracias. Gracias. Gracias.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah!

Go, boys!

That could cost us. That's OK.

Whoo-hoo!

Get to the Speed Bump first, bro.

OK, "Speed Bump." Speed Bump.

"You must purchase additional herbs to aid deep sleep."

To make up for missing previous legs of the race,

returning teams must complete a Speed Bump.

For this Speed Bump,

teams must return to the market and purchase three more herbs

before heading to the Pit Stop.

Alright, let's go. Alright, let's go.

We need to get additional herbs now.

What are we getting?

Pasiflora, lavanda and then manzanilla.

Oh, it's the same! Oh, we need to get the same ones.

And this one.

Yay!

Thank you! Thank you! Gracias!

Thank you. Good luck, guys.

There we go. Alright, "Route Info.

"Make your way to Parque Bicentenario

"and find your next Pit Stop."

All teams have to do now is find me

smack bang in the middle of Bogota city centre

at the Pit Stop of the 10th leg of The Amazing Race

where someone will be eliminated.

Let's go.

Go, go, go! Let's go!

Flick, we're sitting first.

I know Angel and Frankie are not far behind us

and they're better runners,

so we've got to get out,

find this bloody sign and come first.

Yeah, just give him that one.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!

Yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes! Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Gracias. Gracias.

We need to catch the girls. Yep.

"Make your way to the Parque Bicentenario

"to find your next Pit Stop.

"Hurry - the last team to check in may be eliminated."

Good luck, guys.

Alright, where's our driver?

Go, go, go, go! Faster, please.

As fast as you can.

Let's go.

Yeah!

Additional herbs.

Ooh. OK, we're going back to the same lady, bro. Come on.

Same lady.

Oh, my God.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Gracias! Thank you! Gracias! Thank you!

Thank you very much, por favor. Thank you.

Yahoo!

Thank you! - Well done, guys.

Gracias. Well done, guys.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!

Hello! OK.

"Route Info." "Find your next Pit Stop.

"Hurry - the last team to check in may be eliminated."

OK, let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. In, in, in, in, Jamus.

Mas rapido.

Yep, keep going.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, yeah, that's good. That looks good.

Si?

Todo esta bien.

That's all done. Yeah, that's all done.

"You must purchase additional herbs to aid deep sleep."

We'll run back that way.

We're in second now. The girls got ahead of us.

Ahead of us.

Literally probably, like, two minutes.

Hopefully when we get there, if we can get there quick enough,

if it's on foot and there's a foot race, we can try and catch them.

Yeah, we've gotta go. This is it.

We're in the position to do it, Flick.

We could get there, Flick. We could do this.

We can win. Let's just go.

We've got to get out and go.

Yeah, like maracas.

I don't think you like my dance moves.

Do you like my good dance moves?

Yeah, that's OK.

There it is there.

Yeah, get out. Should we get out? Can we get out here, please?

Go, go, go, go, go! I can see it.

Go, Ange. Go.

Gracias. Go, go, go, go!

Excuse me.

Go, Flick!

Ange...

Come quick. Let's go.

Bienvenidos a Bogota, Colombia!

Thank you! Gracias! Gracias!

Angel and Frankie, you're the first team to check in.

Whoo! Good job, team.

You are one step closer

to the biggest prize in Amazing Race Australia history -

$250,000 cash, an Isuzu D-MAX and an Isuzu MU-X.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

We raced hard today... Yeah.

...And we really pushed ourselves.

You guys did awesome. I'm proud of us.

Mm. We did good.

Flick and Gabby, second team to check in.

Oh, yes. We did it, guys. Good job.

What sort of day did you guys have out there today?

Oh, it was hectic, hey? It was fun, but.

It was fun. Glory to God, man.

He's blessed us all the way through, took care of us,

kept us safe and got us through this race.

So, we're just grateful. Fully blessed.

You four, it's so close, I need you off the mat right now.

I know. Well done. Congratulations.

How do you feel? Well, you know...

Oh, don't come on with your, "Well, you know..."

Da-da-da-da-da.

We're doing good. Be positive.

I thought we were done for. Out.

Oh, my God. I thought it was over.

I thought it was over at that throwing, but it's not over yet.

We've just got to get there.

Right there.

Yep, right there. There it is.

But I'm gonna floor it, so you better get your speedy shoes on.

Gracias.

Well done.

Gracias. Gracias. Gracias.

"Route Info.

"Hurry - the last team may be eliminated."

Let's go. Whoo-hoo!

OK.

I think this is, like, the most deflated we've felt in a leg.

Like, just really... Yeah. Over it.

...Just, yeah, deflated.

They're here, they're here, they're here.

Jamus, they're here.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Go! Go! Which way?

Go! Up, up, up.

Oh, my God!

Can I try it on? Si.

Just... Ready?

Mm.

Yeah? Yeah? You like?

Go, go, go, go, go! End, end, end, end, end!

Oh. Scotty!

Hello!

Chelsea and Jamus,

you're the third team to check in.

Well done, Chelsea! Yeah!

Hang on now. Just behind you. It's very close!

Pako and Mori, you're the fourth team to check in!

OK, Chelsea and Jamus, you said at the beginning of the race

there'll be no arguments, you're gonna get along.

How did that play out for you today? We've had two.

Just two? Just two.

So, it's not been the whole leg,

so we've cut it back so we need to get rid of the next two

and we might come... first!

Yeah, of course you are! You four, congratulations.

Third place, fourth place. Get out of here. Have a shower. Get warm.

Enjoy some of those herbs.

It's the same herbs.

We need another kilo of manzanilla, pasiflora and lavanda,

but now we know to buy only half.

What else do we need? Uh, senorita?

Manzanilla?

Manzanilla? Yeah. One kilo.

Uno kilo?

Si.

We feel very, very confident we'll be the first ones out of there.

We're in a good position.

Hola, senora.

Hello, sir.

It was a shame we had to do the Speed Bump

because we were ahead of everyone,

but, unfortunately, that's just how the cookie crumbles.

Yes!

Thank you, brother! Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

Gracias. Gracias. Gracias.

OK, "Make your way to Parque Bicentenario

"and find your next Pit Stop.

"Hurry - the last team to check in may be eliminated."

OK, let's go. Let's go, bro.

Jump in, bro. Good luck.

Muchas gracias.

Gracias. Gracias.

Let's go!

Senor. Hola!

Yeah, perfect. Thank you. Thank you.

OK. Muchas gracias. Thank you.

Let's go.

Senor, we have to go fast, fast, fast, fast, fast, OK?

Let's go, bro.

Oh, damn, we could have been top three, bro, if the Speed Bump...

Yeah, the Speed Bump, bro.

Good on Stuey and Glen for catching up real quick.

They were quite far behind,

but resetting at that market,

that's what cost us 'cause we would have been ahead.

Bienvenidos a Bogota, Colombia!

Oh, gracias! Hola. Yeah! Gracias!

Heath, Toni, you are the fifth team to check in.

Yeah. Thank you.

A massive congratulations.

You're the first team ever in Amazing Race Australia history

to get a flat tyre.

You're kidding. First team ever.

That's OK. I like having a record, you know.

First team. We'll take that.

Alright, congratulations, you two.

Go take a warm shower, get out of here.

Thank you very much. Well done. Gracias.

We're making good pace right now.

All we need to do is just keep going, keep going, keep going.

That's so frustrating 'cause, again, we were in front of the pack

and then this Speed Bump!

It was good to see Kathy and Chace rocking up.

Yeah, we're just lucky that we're ahead of them this time.

Yeah, very, very fortunate right now.

That was ridiculous. We are so close.

It's gonna be a foot race between us and the boys.

Look, look. Right there. Right there.

Nice. Look.

I think it's here. Can you see the flag on the top?

Yep. Alright.

Oh, thank you, thank you!

That's a map, bro. That's a map. Yeah, bro!

Come on, bro. Come on, bro.

That's my bag.

I see it.

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

Come on, come on. Run, run.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Go, brother, let's go.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Bienvenidos a Bogota, Colombia!

Muchas gracias!

Stu, Glennon,

you're our sixth team to check in.

Oh! Nice going, bro.

We're still in, bro. Boys, you're still in it.

Fellas, well done. Congratulations.

Get out of here. Take a shower. Thank you.

Good stuff. Gracias. Gracias.

Hey. Hello.

Kathy, Chace...

Yes.

...You two are the last team to check in...

...and you've been eliminated.

How was it out there for you today?

It was super frustrating.

Ooh.

You proud of each other? We're proud of each other.

Kathy, why are you so frustrated?

We've had such a short journey on here.

Just we are one of the stronger teams in this Amazing Race,

and we've been eliminated way too early.

We have had such a short-lived experience on The Amazing Race

and definitely it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Do you think today you went as fast as possible?

We were amazing today.

It's a tough leg.

The race has definitely brought us closer.

I always know that I can rely on Kathy in all types of situations

and this race has just proven what I already knew.

Kathy and Chace, I'm so sorry to see you guys go,

but unfortunately, your time in the race is over.

That was hard. That was...

I don't like seeing teams go. Normally Beau does this.

He tells them the bad news. I wanna tell them the good news.

Next time on The Amazing Race Australia,

teams get high in Colombia.

That looks epic.

This is killing me, man. One step at a time, babe.

But will need a strong stomach...

Are you alright?

...To overcome...

Hang on. I don't like small spaces.

...Their greatest fears.

Oh, shit. Quick.

Go straight.

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