Where On Earth?? (Where is That? / 거기가 어딘데)

(Due to the members' condition disorder,)

(We won't be able to make it in this state.)

(they walk in wilderness with no shade.)

(We would've been taken if it was daytime.)

Over here.

(They set up a tent in middle of wilderness.)

(Will they be able to get out of the wilderness before the sunrise?)

(Arabs believe the night of crescent moon is auspicious.)

(Staff camp is set up in middle of wilderness.)

(the word for building a house and setting a tent are the same.)

I got blisters.

Should I pop it tomorrow morning?

How bad is it? Let me see.

Here.

Oh, I see it.

Ask the doctor.

Let me take a look at your foot, Jung Nam.

(The new shoes for desert must've been the problem.)

- I have two blisters. - Okay.

The mat...

This is about to pop.

Over here...

You suck it with an syringe.

(It's best to get water out after disinfecting when there's pain.)

- Be careful. Be nice. - Okay.

I just went to bathroom.

I went to over there where I couldn't see anyone.

- I took my shirt and pants off. - Did you enjoy the nature?

- I'm not joking. - Did you let it out?

It's the end of war.

(Sae Ho's stomach declares the end of war)

- Is it over now? - My butt war...

announces the termination today.

Good job.

(Actually, Sae Ho's butt suffered from extreme friction from walking.)

My butt's having war.

(It was devastated due to heat, sweat and fatigue.)

(It was a chronic troubled area with no break.)

(It'd been early night if they were in Korea.)

How about we put air into the air mat?

- Sure. - Should I eat now?

Good job.

Isn't it better to blow with mouth?

That's very hard.

I'll try. Give me one.

How about we compete who blows fast?

- Good. - You'll be dizzy.

The loser will fold the winner's sleeping bag tomorrow.

- Is it done? - Good idea.

Done.

Get set, go.

(There isn't a big difference so far.)

It's working.

Hey.

Hey.

(He tries to compete with his displacement.)

That's amazing.

It's really working.

Let's see.

- Done. - I'm done.

- It's full. - It's full.

- You're faster than the pump. - It's full.

I kicked you saying I was done.

- Why would you hold it? - I opened it for air to go in.

It's going flat.

I opened it for air to go in easily.

- It's like sponge cake. - Right.

You did a good job.

Done.

Give it to me. I'll blow it. It's faster.

That's good.

Okay.

I feel hazy and nice.

I see faintly.

(It's early, but it's time to sleep.)

(Emergency meeting when the sense of crisis was at the highest point)

(A piece of advice to save time at dawn and night)

This is just my thought.

It takes a lot of time to put the tent away.

How about we sleep in a sleeping bag outside?

That's a good idea.

- Without the tent? - Yes.

- Goodnight, everyone. - Goodnight.

The sleeping bag is heated up.

It's hot.

It's all in here to use.

Come on.

What?

Come here. Let's talk.

- I'm disappointed. - Why?

- You fart in front of me. - That's not it.

- You didn't do that on purpose? - I didn't do that on purpose.

You do that on purpose in front of me.

- I can't do that on purpose. - The wind blows this way.

You check the direction of wind.

I'm sorry. Don't be mad.

This is the true meaning of sleeping outside.

Sleeping outside without a tent.

(They sleep upon sunset and walk upon sunrise.)

(They're getting used to the simple life.)

(The expedition team isn't planning to wake up yet.)

(Sae Ho who was sleeping next to him wakes up.)

Gosh. It's so hot.

Did you have a good sleep?

I couldn't sleep well.

Let me lie down for five minute.

Okay.

Stars are terrific.

There are many stars.

(Terrorizing their eyes in middle of night)

What are you doing in front of cameras?

- I have no other choice. - They'll blur it.

I've lost my belly.

- I'm serious. - You're right.

- You're straining. - I'm not.

- Breathe out. - Out.

Look.

(It's back as soon as he breathes out.)

See?

The day breaks.

Let's hurry up.

(He has to fold Sae Ho's sleeping bag too.)

Can you give me what you're going to have for lunch?

- For lunch? - Yes.

You're leaving before the camel.

In case we lose the camel.

Hold on. I should get it.

- What? - Our lunch.

Tissue.

- Where's my tissue? - He lost the menu.

Leave it.

If you didn't tell me, I would've got in trouble.

I thought this was garbage.

My menu.

(The code of Hammurabi almost got buried.)

I had no idea. I almost threw it out.

- Jung Nam. - Yes.

What are we going to have for lunch? Is this our lunch?

One second.

How about French?

French combat ration for lunch?

How about Western food for lunch?

- Sure. - Okay. Western food it is.

- There's a mantis. - What?

A mantis.

It's unbelievable.

It's green.

I was surprised to see this in the morning.

(How does it survive in this dry land?)

It will go dry in the daytime.

Where does it go?

A mantis wouldn't dig the ground.

- It looks... - It looks scary, doesn't it?

- It's green. - Yes.

(Quick Encyclopedia of Insects: Insects of desert)

(Desert is divided into dead silent daytime...)

(How desert insect survive 1: search for prey at cool night.)

(Moisture from big daily temperature range forms on hard surface,)

(Checking temperature before leaving)

It's 22.5 degrees.

- Right now? - Good. That's perfect.

It's 22.5 degrees with 79 percent humidity.

It was very humid in the morning.

I know.

Did it rain?

(But it's too dark to see the direction.)

(Will he be able to find the direction he's going?)

We should go this way.

We've walked about 10km yesterday.