Shane's now grouchy about losing three men, but I notice that he doesn't volunteer for any of these dangerous missions. Wuss. T-Dog says he'll make it four, as he's going back up on the roof for redemption or something. Darryl cleans his arrows. Shane gets up on his high horse and says that they can't afford to lose people, and that by going out to the city they'll attract more walkers. This logic makes no sense. Same way he didn't want to rescue people, and yet he let, like, six people go on an errand that one person usually does solo. I really hate Shane. Rick then mentions the stash of guns from the police cage that's just sitting in the road. Carl unconvincingly tells him that he doesn't want him to go.

Rick then explains about Morgan and his son and the walkie-talkie that is sitting in the bag with the guns. Even Shane realizes that the walkie-talkies don't match with the CB radio. So Rick says goodbye to his wife and son and then takes off to ask Dale for bolt cutters. Dale doesn't like lending tools, because the last ones he loaned to T-Bag are still on the roof of the building. Why did he have those tools for a supply pickup? What was he planning on doing with a monkey wrench? Rick says he'll get the tools back, and the bolt-cutters are an investment. Dale wants his pick of the guns when he gets back. Dale's friend, who seems to be Camp Terror's resident mechanic, also wants the radiator hose from the van they stole for his RV. Rick quickly agrees to both terms. Darryl starts honking the horn, but no one chastises him for calling attention to the camp and bringing walkers up the mountain. Before he gets on the truck, Shane tries to make a peace offering with some rounds of bullets that he has floating around in his bag.

Carl lies on his cot saying to Lori that he's not worried about his father, because he's survived a lot of shit. He's got a decent point, and it seems to reassure Lori. The van stops on some railroad tracks, and Glenn says they walk the rest of the way. Now I'm wondering what vehicle they all took to get down the mountain in the first place? Where's that car/truck?

Later, Lori looks for Carl, but Shane took him down to the quarry for the promised frog hunting. While the boys looks for amphibians, Amy, Andrea, Jacqui and Carol are doing laundry on the rocks near the water. The ladies start complaining about the unfair distribution of labor, as Ed stares at Carol from a close proximity.