Amy says that when Jason was in the DR for so long, she knew he was going to take it, which was a relief to her, because she didn't want to be the Lone Scumbag. They all go back to their phones to reveal the numbers. Lowest number, of those who took the offer? Amy. Lisa, in the DR, talks sheepishly about how stupid she now feels for having thought that no one would take the offer. Yeah, well, Lisa, you have no way of knowing until you get out that the key phrase in the house this week is not exactly "consistency between words and deeds." When they all gather back in the living room, Julie tells them that indeed, someone is getting paid $10,000. Lisa looks dismayed. Jason and Danielle smirk at each other, as they so often do. They suss out that Danielle took the offer and Jason took the offer, but when Jason jumps to the conclusion that they all took it and tries to high-five Lisa (big dope), she points out that she did not take any of the offers. Oops. This also rats out Amy, because Julie gave the amount, and Jason and Danielle know that that's not where either of them cracked.

"I didn't want $15,000," Lisa says in the DR, "I wanted to talk to my dad and give my mom a gift." Aw.

Amy reveals that Julie talked her into taking it by telling her that it was, after all, only two weeks until everybody would get to see their families. Jason, in the DR, says, "I shoulda known, I mean, Amy was going to win it." I'm not sure what that means. It had better be a tribute to Amy's luck and not a comment on Amy's character like the one Danielle made, because you took the money too, choir boy. ["I think he just means that Amy is often lucky in competitions; he's said that about her before." -- Wing Chun]