[music playing]
That's crazy.
How's it going?
Good?
Yeah.
You ready for a workout?
Well, my shorts are meant for twerking
and not for working out.
Even with all of the drama that's been going on,
I'm so glad that these girls decided to come out
and do the boot camp with me.
I'm hoping we can get some endorphins going,
relieve some stress, and forget about all of the negativity.
What's up, ladies?
Hi.
How's it going?
Let's get all warmed up and get started.
I can't believe I let Amanda talk
me into doing her boot camp.
It's 104 degrees outside today.
[laughter] - All right.
All you guys come feel the burn.
- Y'all feeling it? - Yeah.
Oh!
One, two.
Bring that knee up.
Yeah!
Foot up.
Nine and 10! Good!
Catch your breath.
- So hot. - All right.
So Stephanie and Turner, I'm going to have you
guys start on the sled.
And then Caylea, Tiffani have you guys over at Bell Squat.
I hate you.
Are you kidding me, Amanda?
After everything Tiffani's done to me,
you're going to pair us up?
[upbeat music playing]
[grunt]
Nice.
Where'd you go last night?
Why does it matter?
Just asking.
Nobody cared about me last night.
You don't realize that I need space?
Do you not realize you should have gave me a heads-up?
Well, I tried.
But you didn't want to listen.
Dude, you're always up to your boyfriend's ass.
Well, I think you just need to get
over it and grow up, because--
How do you want me to get over it?
You kicked me out to the street.
You need to realize we need space.
[bleep] it.
Whatever, dude.
Oh!
[bleep] - What?
- Really? - What?
Ladies.
You got to keep it cool.
Whoa!
Oh! All right, bitch.
We're done. You want to die.
- Yeah? - You want to go?
Don't [bleep] my head.
[interposing voices]
[bleep]
I think you're just jealous because my boyfriend said--
Oh, I'm jealous!
--that you need your own space.
And you need to realize that, Caylea.
Holy [bleep]!
What the hell is happening?
That's what I thought. [bleep] you.
He was pushing you away in a-- what?
I'm sorry, what?
Say that to my face.
- We'll do it right here. - All right.
Ladies.
I'm glad Tiffani wasn't hurt.
I didn't realize how bad things were between them.
But I'm not going to let their little fight
stop me from running my class.
All right, ladies.
We're going to switch it up.
Let's go. Push, push.
Look at Caylea.
She's literally knocking it down on the one end.
- Asta, push. - I'm pushing.
What the [bleep]?
The second you stop, the harder it gets.
Push, Asta!
- I'm trying! - Go.
Go. Lift up.
Lift up.
I'm trying.
[interposing voices]
Run back. Run.
Run.
Ow!
I'm your best friend!
What the [bleep]?
Book it, Asta!
Let's go!
[groans of exhaustion]
All right.
Burn-out burpees.
Come on, ladies.
Oh!
[retching]
Asta.
Oh, Asta.
Are you OK?
Wait, wait. What's up?
[retching] [exclamations of disgust]
No! No, no, no.
- Are you OK? - What's up?
She's throwing up.
Wow.
Come here.
Can you grab some water for me?
[gasp] Get up!
Grab some water! Asta.
- Oh my god. - What's going on?
Hey. Asta.
- She was working out - Asta, you OK?
- Oh, my god. - Hey, guys.
Get me the van.
Get the van in here.
I was trying to push the girls, since none of them
really work out hard on their own.
It's hot.
And little people can't work out too long.
[gasping]
Oh, my god.
Are you serious?
Seeing my best friend unconscious
and being carried off to the hospital
was absolutely terrifying.
I feel so bad.
I never meant for that to happen to her.
Guys.
We got to go, OK?
We're not built for this [bleep]..
We're in the sun getting hot.
[dramatic music playing]
Asta.
Asta?
Look at me.
Oh my god.
[dramatic chord]
[music playing]
[knocking]
- Hey! - Hi.
It's the drill sergeant.
How's it going?
Oh, it was not that bad.
Ah, Sergeant Murder.
It was not that bad.
I feel terrible that Asta passed out during my boot camp.
I was definitely pushing the girls,
but I didn't realize how much the heat was affecting Asta.
I see you brought some water.
Yes.
Extra plus-10 pH.
Oh my god.
Extra hydration.
I definitely need a lot of water, though.
And this is full-- well, besides my hat-- that's full
of fruit popsicles--
Yay!
--gummy bears, all kinds of stuff.
You put the stuff in there.
I've never fainted like that before.
The hospital said I most likely just passed
out from heat exhaustion.
How you feeling?
All right.
I'm just a little dizzy, and, like, my head's a little hot.
She's been lounging all day.
Playing nurse hubby?
Yeah, basically.
Just doing my part trying to make
her feel a little bit better.
So, like, do you remember anything that happened,
or going to the hospital?
I remember we were about to do the burpees.
Next thing you know, I just kind of, like, woke up on the floor.
It's such a blur, though.
Yeah.
You cannot do this again.
I don't want anything bad to happen to her.
- We won't do it again. - Yeah.
That's good. - Don't worry.
Because something really bad could have happened, you know.
You're out there doing that kind of stuff in the heat--
I'm terribly sorry.
I never expected this to happen and would
never want this to happen.
I just want you to feel better.
Since my mom's passed, Asta and Ty have become family.
Today was the first time I've ever really realized
what life would be like without Asta around,
and it was frightening.
So you guys are my family.
And you especially are my family,
like my sister I've never had.
I would never do anything to hurt you.
Oh.
[sniffling]
I'm sorry, baby.
[rock music playing]
I've got to shimmy my way up.
Oh.
My muscles are too big.
[laughter]
Since my boot camp didn't really work out,
I've decided to get everyone together to blow off some steam
and play some paintball.
Tiffani and Asta are coming, so--
Well.
Awesome.
You guys are going to have to reconcile eventually.
She better be on the opposite team,
because that bitch is going to go down.
Well, there are certain safety rules here.
I can still shoot her.
True.
Well, no prizes for guessing who I'm gunning for.
(LAUGHING) Your outfit's so cute!
You're gonna put one on, too!
- Feel like a badass. - Have fun.
- How's it going? - Good.
- Hi. - How are you?
Good. How are you?
I told them Tiffani has got to go on that side,
and I'll go on that side.
Oh, you guys aren't on the same team?
I told her not to put me on the same team.
You're going to shoot her in the face, though.
She frickin' put a knife in my back,
so what happens if she has a mask on when
I shoot her in the face?
I think it'd be good to get some--
like, some anger out. I'm excited.
WOODA: What's happening?
- What's up, guys? - Good.
- Hey. - How's it going?
You got all suited up? Y'all done ready?
Oh, yeah.
Green army men.
What's up. How you doing?
Good. How are you?
- I'm all right. - Hi.
- Ready for some paintball? - Yeah.
I'm taking out any and everybody.
So don't get in my way, bro.
What's up, Brichelle?
[interposing voices]
Oh this is so hard.
There's so much tension here right now.
But I knew if I didn't show up today,
""[.
So I'm just going to make the best out of it
and try not to get shot.
Teams are going to be Caylea, the cheeks,
Wooda, and then we're going to be Tiffani,
Brichelle, me, Austin.
No.
I got to be in a different team. - Oh, my god.
It's a game.
I don't want to be on your team.
AMANDA: Let's just have fun.
Be an adult.
It's just a game.
Be an adult. We're just having fun.
I'm sick of your own drama.
I don't want to be on Tiffani's team.
TIFFANI: Serious.
Well, you're going to have to deal with it.
That didn't take long.
The game hasn't even started, and
they're already going at it.
[hard rock music playing]
Our objective is to get that sword.
So hey.
Low and slow.
Never stay still.
Keep moving.
3, 2, 1!
Go, go, go, go, go!
[hard rock music playing]
[paintball impact sounds]
Oh!
Well, that didn't last long.
First one out?
[hard rock music playing]
[laughter]
I'm out!
All right, I'm out.
[paintball impact sounds]
Hold on. Don't shoot.
Hold on.
Where is she?
[bleep]
Everybody's so worried about winning the game.
But if I hit Tiffani in the face, I win.
Behind the castle. She don't want to go.
She's scared.
[hard rock music playing]
Get it, babe.
Let's go!
No, no, no, no! [paintball impact sounds]
No! I'm out.
I'm out.
[cheer of victory]
Oh, my god.
That felt good.
Yeah! - No.
You only got one.
You only got Asta left!
Um, Austin, I'm out!
What the [bleep], dude?
He shot me, like, five times.
Good job, Bri!
[paintball impact sounds]
I'm hit.
I'm hit. Look at that.
Look at that.
[screams of victory]
[upbeat music playing]
All day, every day, bitches.
This is how we do.
[blows on imaginary guns]
- That was awesome. - Good game.
All right. Winning team over here.
- All right, Caylea. - I didn't tell you can shoot.
- That was hard! - Dude, you killed it.
You lit my leg on [bleep] fire.
It's not funny. - I was just shooting.
- I'm hot, now. - All right.
I know. You guys ready to go?
- Yeah. - Taken off the edge.
- Woo! - Chill.
Out of here.
Oh, hey.
Stay back because I would like to talk to you.
I got something to say.
What you going to say?
Um, I wanted to apologize for saying what
I had to say at the wrong time.
It was totally uncalled for.
Wrong place, wrong time.
I should have waited when we were at home to tell you that.
But you know, I'm not sorry for what I had to say.
But, you know, I am sorry for the time.
Tiffani just doesn't get it.
She doesn't realize why I am upset.
And that's what hurts the most.
But I don't think this is the place
for that type of conversation.
The only thing I'm apologizing to right
now is the medicine ball.
I mean, all right.
It really didn't hurt.
But that's OK.
Wow.
Thanks for meeting me in the middle, Caylea.
I guess that's all the apology I'm going to get.
I'm just not apologizing to you for anything else.
I mean, I forgive you.
It's a medicine ball.
- I have no words for you, so. - OK.
That's fine.
You don't have to have words for me.
That's fine with me.
I got to do what I got to do, also.
OK.
And if you don't get it, you don't get it, then.
I didn't say I didn't get it.
But right now, you need to stay on your side,
and I'll stay on my side.
I have nothing else to say to you.
[dramatic chord]