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They debate the fun and practicality of each, with arguments about judging criteria, penalties for last place, and whether they should involve judges at all. Ari suggests a dance challenge featuring choreographers, with the audience voting or judges scoring objectively. Tom is wary of subjective decisions, fearing bias and favoritism. Joe, ever the competitor, boldly claims he can learn to dance in a month and surpass everyone.
Amidst the chaos, they agree that the challenge should be brutal, uncomfortable, and potentially humiliating—something that pushes them into uncharted (and often unsafe) territory. The idea of requiring each person to run a marathon, or to do a total of miles in a month, is seriously considered, as well as a "most miles in a month" contest tracked via GPS.