Episode Progress
| # | New York's Progress | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Job | Tasks Completed/Choice | Result | |
| 1 | Exterminator | 2/3 | PASSED |
| 2 | Pig Farmer | 3/6 | PASSED |
| 3 | Nudist Resort Employee | 2/4 | FAILED |
| 4 | Ghost Hunter | 2/4 | FAILED |
| 5 | Exotic Animal Trainer | 2/3 | PASSED |
| 6 | Doggie Day Care Worker | 2/3 | PASSED |
| 7 | Clown | 2/3 | FAILED |
| 8 | Fast Food Worker | 0/3 | FAILED |
| 9 | Professional Boxer | Mr. Boston* | DRAW |
- New York passed her job and was rewarded $10,000.
- New York was tied with her opponent and won $5,000.
- New York failed her job and got nothing.
- *Pumkin was voted to fight New York but was unable to show up, leaving the second place vote for Mr. Boston to fight New York.
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