Trump changes the subject, asking Katrina whether she's surprised that she was picked. She says, all smirky, that she wasn't at all. And why? "Because of a personal relationship that Amy and Nick have, I thought I would be chosen." "What does 'personal' mean?" Trump asks. "You mean...they like each other?" Katrina nods. "I'm surprised at you, Amy," Trump asks, giving her a little bit of a hard time. "I don't make a decision on personal relationships," Amy says, starting to sweat openly. She insists that she made the decision only based on who's better. "Let me put it this way," Katrina says, "I think that Nick and Amy both play each other." Trump asks Amy whether that's true, and she looks up at the ceiling with a little smile, thinking how adorable she's going to look making this face on television, and she says it might be true. He asks her whether she'd be disappointed if that were the case, and she gets all, "Oh, of course not!" when, in fact, she would be very upset to think that Nick was playing her, because she has it in her mind that it is the opposite. Asked whether she would be disappointed if Nick were just playing her, she insists, "I think Nick has a crush on me." Trump asks whether her relationship with Nick was the reason why Nick went up and Katrina stayed, and Amy insists that it wasn't. Amy says that of course, they all have personal friendships, because they live together, but she maintains that that doesn't make the decision for her.