It's Five O'Clock Somewhere

## Day 3

The Outlaws wake up Remy as they attempt to flee the motel before Arnold Kokomo arrives. They hide out in Remy's room since Arnold wouldn't know about her involvement in the ghost house break in. As they peer out the window, they see Kokomo draw a gun and break down the door of Conrad's room. Conrad, equipped with the Sneaky Pack, steps out of the room to get a better look at what Kokomo is doing. Remy, P.T., and Robin take their places in the room, ready for a confrontation.

As Kokomo steps out of the room, Conrad puts a gun to him. Surprisingly, Arnold seems incredibly chill about the entire situation. As Conrad fires a warning shot, Arnold is able to match him with gun himself. Remy and P.T. pop out of the room as backup. Seeing he is outnumbered, Kokomo agrees to step into the room.

When confronted in the room, Arnold releases a ghost from his jacket pocket. The ghost, whose name we later learn is Gobbert, appears to be related to Tomahawk and Garbanzo. He is, in fact, their brother. Gobbert dives at P.T. but fails to hit him. Combat ensues.

Robin takes the first move to attempt to light Kokomo's jacket on fire, which has Gobbert's remains in it. P.T. starts blasting, blowing a hole in the window with the elephant gun. Gobbert grabs P.T. by the lapels and makes a failed attempt to possess him. As Kokomo raises a gun to him, Conrad shoots him in the hand. Kokomo grabs the gun with his other hand, but Conrad manages to get another shot off at him. Remy grabs Kokomo's arms, pulling them behind him in an attempt to remove the jacket. With Kokomo in a compromising position, Robin successfully ignites the jacket. P.T. dangles a pocket watch in front of Gobbert, hypnotizing him. Tomahawk and Garbanzo assume flunky position, heckling their brother. When Conrad fires off another shot, this gives Remy a chance to remove Kokomo's jacket. Robin then takes the opportunity to put Arnold into a full nelson to restrain him. Conrad makes a final ask to Kokomo of what the mayor's name is. Kokomo says that, to his knowledge, he just goes by "The Mayor". Conrad pulls the trigger, painting the walls with Kokomo's brains.

Remy, now in possession of the jacket, has assumed control over Gobbert. Tomahawk and Garbanzo mention that the Outlaws have certainly earned themselves a position in the dungeon. This leads to furious question about the nature of the dungeon.

Apple shows up at the door to the motel room, concerned about the many gunshots ringing out. Remy pays her off with a crisp ten dollar bill, and she agrees to leave.

P.T. mind melds with Arnold Kokomo's lifeless body. He finds himself at a beach house. He bolts into the house, seeing Arnold talking to a dark figure. P.T. focuses intensely on interpreting the dark figure's incomprehensible intonations. The figure grabs P.T. by the bolo tie, and P.T. wakes from the vision to find his bolo tie from the material plane disintegrating. With the party seeing the paranormal event, P.T. is forced to catch them up on his psychic powers.

Conrad, Remy, and Robin take off to dispose of Arnie's body and then meet up with the teens. They drop Conrad off at Makeout Point, where Conrad finds himself faced with a new head teen. The other two head into the woods to burn and bury the body. As they do so, a miniature version of Gobbert is released from the body, begging for his life.

P.T. waits at his room for a call from the psychic society. When it comes in, he is told not to ask questions and to head out the bathroom window to the Crystal and Orbs Shop.

The camera cuts to outside the motel room, where the audience sees 3 large black horses. Inside Remy's motel room, a knight in dark, spiked armor and a cape leans down to investigate the crime scene.