After an hour of rest from the challenge and much deliberation, the Queens Tribe walked down the streets towards the Tribal Council warehouse. Donald and Naomi were the only ones with torches as they were the only ones to attend Tribal Council. Nick told Adam, Robin, Carol, Roy, and Leigh to each grab a torch and get fire to represent their presence in the game. As everyone grabbed a seat, Nick began with the questions. He started off by asking Adam what was it like to live 9 days in the streets of New York without having to attend Tribal Council. Adam jokingly said it was boring, but he's glad it was boring, so no one could get voted out yet. Then the next question was turned to Naomi who was asked how she likes the new tribe. She says the morale and the treatment she got could have been better. This lead Nick to ask Robin what Naomi meant by better treatment. Robin was honest and said that they didn't want to get attatched to Donald and Naomi, since they have already formed a tight group of five and trying to let the other two in the circle of trust would cause that circle to break the circle and reek havoc within the original Queens Tribe. She saw this as pure strategy. On that tone, they began to vote. As Robin, the last voter, took her seat, Nick retreived the black tea pot and read the votes aloud:
DONALD
DONALD
DONALD
ROY
ROY
The third person voted out of Roughin' It: New York City was...
DONALD
(the four votes were enough to vote out Donald. The last vote was kept a mystery)
Not being a poor sport, Donald told the whole Queens Tribe goodluck as he grabbed his torch and stood in front of Nick. As the torch was snuffed out, Donald walked out hollaring back, "Keep strong Naomi." Naomi and the rest of the tribe were excused from the warehouse as they grabbed their torches and walked back through the darkness to their camp.
