A flute tootles to bring us back to Aitu after the challenge, where Jonathan is saying that he "never took on a dude that big." Heh. You actor. (I saw him on The Nanny this week. Ha!) "It was fun, but it was crazy," Jonathan adds. (Same with seeing him on The Nanny, by the way.) Ozzy adds, "Yeah, those guys kicked my ass." Aw. Poor Ozzy. Sundra, in an interview, is nothing but happy and proud of her tribe. She can barely contain her fist-pumping, tooth-clenching enthusiasm: "I was so proud of the tribe today in challenge!" She thinks they worked together very well. "It came down to the girls," Ozzy says to the team at the fire, and it's basically true. They got that lead from Candice, after all. "I've never wrestled a cop before," says JessiFlicka coyly. Hee. Somehow, I suspect it won't be your last time, dear. In an interview, JessiFlicka looks back on how Cristina started pulling at her hair and clothes when she started losing. Which was pretty much true. The entire tribe is very happy about having earned themselves some food later. On the other hand, as JessiFlicka interviews, it sucked to come home knowing that somebody was still going to have to go.

Speaking of which -- and that is the last sensible transition you'll see for a while -- Cao Boi is in the shelter with Yul, and wants to tell him about a dream he had. Cao Boi explains that he had a dream about people coming into a village and kidnapping other people. With a rope. And making them turn invisible. (Yul's face: "Okaaaaaay.") And then, in the dream, Cao Boi realized that he couldn't defeat these invisible-making kidnappers. Cao Boi cuts in for an interview in which he explains the rest of the dream, because it's very easy to get lost. It turns out that the dream also included a "shaman lady." He then explains that, much as traditional mythology would suggest, the shaman lady was offering credit-card applications.

Yyyyep.

So the way Yul explains it, the shaman lady in the dream asked Cao Boi if he had an American Express card or a Visa, and he started to review marketing materials. You know, as you do. He asked her what he needed these applications for, and she told him that he needed three of each. And it was at this moment that Cao Boi realized how to defeat the immunity idol. You can understand, since now the shaman lady with the credit-card applications made it so obvious.