Back inside the L-Pal, Tara looks for sympathy from John, telling him that if she had only known that there were scenes in the game other than New York, she would have brought those things in, and apparently, she thinks it would have made a huge difference. She adds that "one person" knew that about the game, and John casually says, "Well, I knew." We cut to Tara, shifting her eyes toward John with great fury. "I knew there was other stuff," John repeats. "Why didn't you tell me?" Tara asks, incredulous that now two people have utterly betrayed her. John basically says he thought Tara chose "the urban thing because of the street thing," and adds that it's what he would have done, too. But Tara has chosen this "I only showed the city because I thought there only was the city" approach, so she's having none of it. She interviews that she will probably be taking Audrey and John to the final table, because they "neglected to pass one key piece of information" to her. And that is, literally, the worst reasoning I have ever heard for taking people in. Even Audrey's toes, the polish of which dries as she chats on the phone, could have come up with better reasoning than that. As Audrey absently swirls an empty bottle of Trump Ice (really!), Tara interviews that they let her fail on purpose by not telling her that Gran Turismo 4 had deserts in it. I am totally not kidding. Back on the couch, John puts in his headphones all, "Whatever." He does not look too concerned that this will be his downfall. Besides, he's going to chill with his tunes, dude.