Back at the house, Amy P. pleads her case before Amy C. and Heba. Amy P. says she knows she's a target because she had a low number this week. Hateful Heba tells Amy that that's not why she's a target. She's a target because her husband got on Heba's bad side. She alludes to the gossip, saying that Phil was after her. Amy P. assures Heba that she had nothing to do with that and in fact doesn't even know what she's talking about. Heba exclaims that Phil doesn't like her, and she's sick of him stirring shit up. Phil is screwing Amy, she says, by not shutting his fucking mouth. It's all about Heba all the time, isn't it? I mean Phil is kind of a dumb-ass, too, but still. Amy P. says that she is not Phil. Heba just rolls her eyes. Amy P. points out that Brady's had a low percentage three weeks in a row. Brady and Heba want her to get it straight that it was two weeks in a row. Really, it doesn't even matter what Amy says, because the others have made up their collective half-witted mind. Amy P. points out that her work in the gym doesn't mean anything because of the Hateful Alliance. They deny that there's an "official" alliance. Vicky smirks, and interviews that they've had an alliance since day one. She adds that she's not sure if everyone is there to play the game or if they just want to lose weight. As an afterthought, she says that that's honorable, too. Heba interviews that Amy P. is a threat, as she's been pulling high numbers all along, but adds that Brady hasn't really been losing all the weight he should. She says she has some thinking to do. That explains the burning smell.