By Ashley Thompson

The main objective is electricity. They've been working hard digging to lay power lines and soon it will pay off. They will be able to charge their phone, contact the outside world and start to spend their money. Unfortunately it's not as easy as it should be.

The Utopians must first decide how to spend their money, with the first suggestions being a fridge, a computer, sanitation items... but a few members can't seem to agree. Dave and Red decide that they would like to take their "share" of the $5,000 to do with what they please, declaring their own state. The Utopia State of Freedom, let's refer to it as USF. They take their money from the safe, with no regard for the other Utopians, spend it on perishable items (they spend over $150 on two people while the rest of the group spends $150 on 12 people). They intentionally attempt to recruit new members by drawing them in with a bbq. Although it seems to be working, it doesn't appear anyone is actually joining... just using up all of USF's food. Smart, guys. But you do kind of need to make up to the other members after smashing cans of food in a temper tantrum. A civil war is always the way to go when everyone's already living off of 1,000 calories a day.

In the meantime "Tool Bag" Josh is helping Bella with her chicken tractor, while everyone else is trying to avoid the garden... and Bella. Why? Oh maybe because she's upset that no one listens to her, but then walks away when given the chance to speak. Or maybe it's because she talks to herself (and answers herself) and hugs herself.

Bri and "The Musician" Chris are getting closer and closer. Who cares about gardening and rations when there's secret sex spots to be found? Oooh... the hay loft. Sex amongst the cows? Yep. But there's a camera there, too, guys.

Soon we will see "Ex Con" Dave get baptized by the Pastor and give his life back to Christ. As well as witnessing a new Utopian arrive and one being asked to leave.

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