Meanwhile, Brittany has asked her cab driver to take her to 13 Cook Road. She rings the bell at 15-19 Cook Road, and she can't understand why no one is answering. She doesn't remember that it's 13 because of her short term memory! She walks around in a state of confusion. I mean, an even greater state of confusion. Dionne makes it to Anna and Boy and walks in a hot bikini. They say that she has a very strong personality, which is great -- she's confident and bubbly. So bubbly and confident, in fact, that she jokingly asks as she's going to change whether she can keep the swimsuit. And they give it to her! Dionne is my hero.

Finally, as the other four girls all travel to their second go-see, Brittany finds 13 Cook Road. She walks, and she kind of looks like she has cerebral palsy. Designer Tina Kalivas says that Brit needs a lot of work with her runway walk, so Tina wouldn't book her. She's prejudiced! First of all, against people with cerebral palsy, and second, against people who have been hit by cars as teenagers. After all, it's a miracle that Brit can even remember how to walk! Brittany interviews that she guesses there's a lot of pressure, but she's not feeling it. If one designer doesn't like you, it's not the end of the world. This is Brittany's life philosophy, which is why she continues to be so annoying week after week.

Renee sees designer Jayson Brunsdon, who says that she has a tendency to look a little hard, but that she would nonetheless have a good future in modeling. Wayne Cooper asks Natasha how tall she is, and she totally ignores him and keeps on walking, causing him to yell, "Hello?" Dude, she hears that so much that by now, she just thinks it's the sound of the wind. At designer Arabella Ramsey, Dionne says that she loves her ugly '80s-style tank top. She asks if she can keep it, and the designer once again says yes. Dionne has found the perfect scam. Unsurprisingly, she says that go-sees are a lot of fun. Brittany tries to see another designer, but she becomes quite confounded by how to operate an elevator.