Oh no. We're going to spend some down time with the contestants as they hang out together in the dorms. This is always death. Holli tells everyone that she has a giant porn collection, and Jay thinks he has more. Salvatore asks if Holli makes the porn herself, and she denies it. Then she admits to having recorded some with old lovers. An incredibly frankensteined quote from Siobhan (I think) announces, "I used to work... somewhat... topless... and.... somewhat.... nude." That might have been the same "somewhat" used both times in that quote. So she used to do fetish balls under the name "Shannon Marie". Everyone has a good time.

The next day, we're finally ready for another dinner service. And tonight's "first time ever" gimmick is barbecue. Both teams start on the prep. Nilka and Benjamin are both pretty excited about doing barbecue. And then, at 2:01 PM, Nilka announces that the chicken is frying up perfectly. Isn't it a little early for that? Gordon Ramsay certainly thinks it is, and he tells the red team that they're supposed to be fine-dining barbecue, not fast food. Don't cook the food before someone orders it! When he's done, Chef Ramsay tries to rile up Nilka by accusing her of sulking, but she doesn't bite.

Wait! We've got another "first time ever" gimmick! The restaurant has been overbooked (whatever that means in this case) so they'll be doing a double seating. The red team will cook while the blue team serves, then they'll switch. Gotcha. Here we go!

The dinner starts at 5:00 PM to make time for the second service. They're got a hard time limit of two hours. The first appetizers are Maria's crabs, and they're raw. And she's not particularly communicative when she's asked when the new ones will be ready. Meanwhile, Salvatore is out in the dining room. You remember that time Salvatore was in the front of the house and got yelled at so much that he wanted to quit? Let's see if it happens again! He brings up an unreadable ticket, and Chef Ramsay asks disbelievingly if he ever went to school. Salvatore explains that no, he did not go to school. He was always working because his family needed him. The wind is out of Chef's Ramsay's sails, and he just thanks Salvatore for his honesty.