Yesterday morning, the teens had to undergo a practical and theoretical driving test held by A1 Driving, who also provided a refresher course and would later grade them. Though they were coached several times by celebrity ex-housemate and pro race car driver Gaby dela
The teens were split into two groups. One group stayed behind to finish the theoretical part of the exam by labeling 30 road signs in 5 minutes. This may seem like an easy task, but with the time constraint, mental block set in for several teens. The other half were taken out to take their practical exam where they had to drive through a course, do reverse driving and perform parallel parking. Robi and Alex passed both tests, while Nikki, Beauty and Ejay did not. Ejay took this badly, since he really wanted to learn how to drive. It took him an hour to go through the hands-on driving, and even so, was just made to go down the car. Kuya tried to lessen his sadness by explaining that now may not be the time for him to learn this, but it didn’t really make things easier. To Nikki and Beauty, he explained that it was harder for him because in his hometown, the vehicle available to him was a boat. To win the weekly task, all of them had to pass both tests, and the results meant zero budget on their last week.
This was the least of their troubles, though. That evening,
Earlier, Robi was cornered by Kuya. Given that only he and
Emotions were not given a rest. The last nomination was held in the confession room, where the remaining teens had to pick the picture of the housemate whom they thought was least fit to be part of the Big Four. They drew lots and were given 30 seconds each to decide. All were already edgy, and this just pushed them more. In the end, Alex got 3 votes (mostly due to his lack of emotional control) and Nikki got 2 (for her minimal participation in household chores). Later, the two had issues between them, as Nikki got affected by the reasons of her nomination (by Alex, in particular) and Alex was nominated for the first time. All were in tears, feeling guilt and frustration and sadness and stress all rolled together. The nominations weren’t valid, though. It was another test of character. Indeed, the teens will emerge all grown-up after such experiences.