The girls go out later to meet the snuba boys again. Montage of drinking, picture-taking, and flirting. Rachel brags that she's getting a tattoo next weekend.

Judd and Mohammed are on a double date.

The girls are drunk with the snubers.

The double date isn't going so well.

The snubers are carrying the girls back to the hotel. Everyone's drunk. We don't get to see anything interesting. Seriously. The closest is that one of the snubers puts a shower cap over his face. Then cut to a boy leaving. Jo and Rachel flop on the bed and Rachel moans that she's tired. What happened? What happened on Mo's and Judd's bad double date? Dammit, where is all of the action in this vacation? This is like having to watch the videotapes of their group events and then watching a slide show. Hatred.

Day Three. I think they're going hiking and camping. There's packing going on, and Rachel's bandaging her bunions. For real. It's gross. Mohammed's already complaining, saying he's a city boy. Judd: "If it sucks, it'll be one of the biggest disappointments in my life." Oh, Judd. Now you know how we feel.

Cory tells us that they've all been together for too long by now, and they're starting to bicker. Cut to Judd bickering about bowling balls and fraternity brothers. They don't want us to understand the fighting -- they just want us to see that it happened. Pedro calls Rachel a brat. Rachel says she's not. Pedro laughs and screams that she is. Rachel complains to us that everyone gangs up on her just because Pedro says something. Pedro complains about Rachel clomping up the stairs all of the time. Rachel tells us: "I wear clogs. Sorry." What a bitch. Pedro says he doesn't want to hear that she's sorry. Pedro teases Rachel for calling her Mommy for money. Rachel counters, "What? They don't give me it, anyway!" Pedro says that Rachel spends all of her money on clothes and then asks her parents for money. Cut to Rachel on the phone asking her parents how she's supposed to dress nicely if they don't give her money. Rachel tells us that it was unfair of her roommates to treat her like that.