Butch is very gracious to his serious-looking tribemates as he heads over for the extinguishing of his torch. The tribe has spoken, and Butch gives them yet another farewell and a good luck. Meanwhile, Rob attempts to make eye contact with Jenna, who's not having it, and Matthew covers his face and shakes his head. Peachy once again heralds the value of immunity, and how quickly it can change the course of the game. He announces that there's one immunity challenge left -- the biggest of the game, because it not only guarantees its winner a spot in the final two, but also the right to choose who else goes along.

As the non-credits non-roll, Butch says that Survivor was the adventure of a lifetime. He played the game hard and well, and he'll never forget it. He then tells us that he means it when he says "Believe in yourself," and that we can do anything if we set our goals and have our dreams and do them! He sounds very unconvincing and sad as he un-enthuses, "Lookit me. I made it to Survivor." Aw. Poor, dumb Butchie.

We focus on the very full, very orange moon, and then on one skittering animal, followed by many skittering animals. The music skitters, too. The S3 sit inside the shelter and manically swat at themselves and the air around them. Actually, Jenna and Rob manically swat at themselves and the air around them, while Matthew casually fans himself. Rob asks if there's anything they can do about the insects, which Jenna proclaims "like, killer moths." More swatting. More scratching. More casual fanning. Jenna covers her head and Rob pulls himself into a tight little ball making for the least possible amount of flesh for the moths to attack. He then tells us in an exhausted-looking interview that after they thought the worst was over -- the rain -- they were attacked by moths. He continues, "And they just wanted to crash right into us like kamikaze moths!" He doesn't know where they all came from because he hasn't seen one in the thirty-seven days they've been there, but last night they were everywhere. An unfazed Matt agrees that there are a lot of moths, and Rob calls them "crazy," while Jenna concludes that they're "like, dive-bombing."

It's the morning of Day 38, and Matt is hacking again. Rob estimates that each one of them will get sixteen or seventeen manioc patties. We see the patties piled up in rows as Jenna exclaims that it's like the best day of her life: "Babasu nuts up the ass and manioc!" Rob interviews that when they woke up that morning, they decided to have the biggest breakfast of their thirty-eight days in the Amazon. Matthew and Rob agree that they'll not only have the most manioc "to date," but that they'll also have the most babasu. Matthew proclaims it "a big meal for a big day," and Jenna congratulates Rob on the very good manioc patties.