The roommates are camping on a beach somewhere. Stephen is searching through his backpack, looking for his money. What, is there a 7-11 nearby, and he wants a Slurpee and a Charleston Chew? Why does he need his money? Stephen says, "I'm personally pissed off, if my money's gone." Except his lips say something totally different, like they just dubbed that sentence in over the backpack-searching shot to save time. In an interview, Janet tells us that Stephen left his backpack on a bus and the money from the front pocket was gone. Stephen grouses that he doesn't want anyone to lend him money, and it didn't just jump out of his bag. Rebecca asks how much it was. Stephen says it was three hundred twenty rupees, but it's the principle. In an interview, Janet informs us that the amount converts to about four dollars. Stephen says he thinks someone stole it. In an interview, Janet says that Stephen blamed the bus drivers and the Sherpas and went "out on a limb to blame everyone." Except himself. Stephen talks to some native guy, telling him about the money. The guy says he doesn't think any of their people took it. Stephen says he didn't think they did (liar!) and the guy says he will ask around. Stephen sits back down with the group and says it's annoying. David says philosophically, "What can you do?" Stephen says he's going to bitch about it. Well, that's productive. And not annoying. Or immature. Rebecca tries to empathize, saying she hates losing money. Stephen says he hates losing money, but he doesn't think that's what happened here. In an interview, Irene says that Stephen's behavior is "disappointing" and that he needs to "reevaluate a lot of the things that go out of his mouth before he says them." Word. Stephen says he's not accusing anyone of anything. Except he is. In an interview, Janet says that the next day, they got on the bus and his money was sitting right on the seat, and Stephen felt like a "complete idiot, which isn't unusual." Ha! Burn! For real, this time.

Random shots of the roommates doing travel-type stuff. The on-screen text informs us that they are now in "Chitwan National Park, Nepal." They see some elephants in the river, and Rebecca asks how they wash themselves. Hasn't she ever been to the zoo? Then she asks how you help them wash themselves, and wonders if you use soap. Yeah, because elephants in the wild frequently stop in at their local grocery store and buy a bar of Ivory. Cut to Nathan moaning and groaning in bed. He voice-overs that you don't want to get sick in Nepal, because there's nowhere to go to feel better. It does suck to be sick when you're traveling. Rusty checks in on him, then goes back and tells the group that Nathan has picked up a "typical infection" that causes fever, diarrhea and throwing up, "all at the same time." Dude! That would suck. Rusty gave him some strong antibiotics. Won't Nathan just throw them up? Unless he injected them. I'm not going to think about this anymore.