He admits that he is struggling significantly with the physical demands and the monotony of the challenge.

“This is actually potentially the worst start to a day I've had this year because it's just it's just monotonous, relentless, hot, uncomfortable.”

Harry believes that the challenges set by the warden are meant to enhance the comfort and experience of their stay in the prison.

“The warden who haunts the prison. He's got challenges for us to unlock things while we stay.”

Josh believes that keeping the participants in the dark during the travel phase and creating challenges increases the stakes and engagement of the survival task.

“That's what Josh wants. Josh wants us to die.”

Olajide Olatunji believes that the team's past experience of winning while intoxicated or high proves that luck or unconventional methods can lead to success in challenges.

“Yeah, we were just super high when we won.”

Simon believes that finding a local person with buggies is an effective strategy to easily navigate and finish the survival challenge.

“You just need to find a man with three buggies in the desert.”