Number One? - Number One is out. The goal is clear, to find the instructor next to the outhouse. Number Two is out. Number Three out. Number Three out. EMERY. All right, Number One, you're gonna have to walk in one simple direction, and I'm gonna keep the... Pull on one rope for me. Four out. It looks pretty good. They seem to be heading in the right direction. Five out. Six out. But very soon the front man veers off-course, pulling everyone else with him. - Pull the rope, somebody... Hey, anybody out there? Out here. Number Three is here. - Where you at, Number Two? - Find him? - Did we find the guy? - No. Okay, I think we're gonna go this way. Follow me this way, guys. This way, guys. Hold on, hold on. So part of what we want to do here as an educational opportunity is see if they realize what they've done, come back to a hut and come up with a new game plan, or if they just keep going down that cascading error phenomenon, where one mistake leads into another mistake which leads into a third, and it just gets really bad. Who's pulling on this line? - Me. - Number One. Number One, don't pull on that. That's the line going back to the hut. - I got the end. - Okay, back to the hut? - Back to the hut. - Back to the hut. Back to the hut.