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Welcome to Café de Mol. Only one elimination this week.
Thankfully a bit back to normal. My

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little sheep haven't wandered off, they're still
sitting nicely in their chairs. Jonathan and Manu.

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Hello both. What an episode again.
Absolutely. Super fun. I thought it was a really fun

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episode. And positive for you guys? Your
main suspect is still in it. Absolutely.

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It could very well be that I nail it on the first
try this year. Are you still

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convinced of that? Definitely. You know you can change your mind
as this episode of Café de

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Mol goes on. Yes. No? Yes. We'll discuss everything,
so maybe you'll suddenly see things you hadn't

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quite caught before. Yes, but I think I'm starting to
get tunnel vision. That's very

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dangerous. Still in the massive
tunnel vision. Okay. It's a shame, Abigail is

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out. So Abigail and Vincent, both sent home.
And she's such a great one. What a shame, right? Yes, but they're

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obviously no longer in the game. You have to know
who the mole is. That's true. And there's also one more

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person who won't be happy about
Abigail leaving. And that's Brechtje. Because

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she was on Maïté in week one. Last week she thought
Karla was the mole and then it was Abigail. So

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yeah, look, a new mole hunter. Really good at
finding the mole. Still not happy, she's

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very likeable and she's good at predicting
who has to leave. Is my main suspect

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out again? Oh my god, I'm the
worst mole hunter ever. This is getting really embarrassing

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now. Okay, new main suspect. Wout.
So yeah, super bad for Wout, but probably

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he'll be out next week. There you go, Wout. Still a
fun little game, hunting for the mole. It's fun.

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Have you had any experience herding sheep? The
closest I've ever been to a sheep is

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a nice lamb chop. That's a different way of
herding. Yes, no, actually. I'm also

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a bit scared of them. I really don't like it. I always
think those animals are going to... But you

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stayed calm. Yes, and just didn't let them
see me scared. Yes, that's a shame. Maybe there's

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someone at home dying right now. Where would
you have chosen if you were the mole? For the

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sheep or the zipline? Yes, the zipline, 100%.
Yes, but both. You can actually

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do some good moleing in both cases. But that's
practically not possible. No, but yes, if for example

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you don't give the hints or no hints can come, they
can still shout at that zipline, but

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you just don't know what to talk about. Yes, but
I just think if you're briefed as the mole on the

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assignment and you could... choose your position, then
I just think, if you know the group a little,

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just put a few people together and you have to get
sheep into a small rectangle,

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that's already a guaranteed failure and
guaranteed chaos. So actually you don't need to do much

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to make it fail. So then I'd go
to the spot where you can ultimately

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finish it and determine whether the money goes
into the pot or not. Yes, we obviously don't know that yet. We

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don't know where the mole actually was. They could be with the
sheep. What we do know for certain is that the

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four shepherds have a very clear picture
of what the modern farming lifestyle involves. I

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hope we're really talking about those overalls. Oh yes.
How they pop them on. So nice. And then picking grass

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in those overalls. But once on location, the farming lifestyle
is a bit less glamorous. Can you

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clean it up too? But they've already rushed off,
farming is simply a matter of

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love. Who's going to point toward love? Where is
love? Here is love. Maxim hasn't figured out the assignment

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yet and walks into the square himself.
Stand in your square, that really isn't going well. Oh!

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Julie also hasn't quite figured it out yet.
Meanwhile we're getting to know the candidates a little better

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Wout is also cooperating really well.

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And in the end they know perfectly what the
farming lifestyle is all about. That is filth, mess,

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crap, sweat. Everything's there. Look, it wasn't just
droppings, there's also a lot of time

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lost. That's very clear. Ooh, should I say something about that?
Yes, please. What did you

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see? Who stands out there? I thought it was especially clever
to point at those sheep. When they were in a section,

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you mean? Yes, that's actually a good start to show
what you'd need to talk about.

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And I think that came from Wout. So that
keeps me a bit away from suspecting Wout. For

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pointing at those sheep. I thought that Maxim
was especially very busy making it really fun

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for everyone. Amusing people with those
button clicks and thinking... Oh, look, she's

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among the sheep. So that's kind of... Come on,
while I'm thinking... Hello, you need to

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keep going. So I found Maxim fairly suspicious there.
And Julie also notable. We heard a lot

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from her. I didn't see her do very much. And she
was also yelling at those animals. While she

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had said you should stand calmly. Yes, that's true.
Not making any mistakes. No, that's quite

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clear. Jonathan and Louis, have you each found a way already...
I was waiting in the

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parking lot before you nearly killed yourself.
Later maybe... It's just going to

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keep being confusing, Jonathan and Jonathan.
Jonathan was waiting in a different parking lot.

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We're in Antwerp, not much parking here. Jonathan,
has this episode inspired you?

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A little yes, Dennis. To what? I want to
give a shout-out with this meme

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to all grandpas who secretly financially
support their grandchildren. Like 5 euros or 200

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francs. That's nice, 200 francs. Always welcome. Now,
if you don't want grandchildren or children,

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well now you and I as West Flemings can speak about it.
West Flemish chatting is a cheap

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form of contraception. Yes, although I must say that
the two lovebirds are from Waregem and Bruges.

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That's where it is. Only West Flemings can say this
about West Flemings. I think. Do you have anything else

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about West Flemings? Or about one specific person
from West Flanders? No, but who should

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also think about contraception is
of course Megan from Temptation.

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Wow, that really came out of nowhere. Really good.
You have a thing with Megan, don't you? I've seen Megan,

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yes. In full glory. And? Fun? Amazing. Yes, really entertaining.
Okay. Is this group in Portugal any

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more fun than Megan? Yes, definitely. That's quite clear.
They're also starting to get to know

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each other a bit better. And when they get to know each other better,
they can also dish out a few jabs.

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You have to win the trust of the sheep.
You should never approach them too fast. You have to

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approach them slower. I don't know if it's good
that you're playing. Why? You're here. You get immediately

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intimidated. At 110 kilometers per hour, I'll say.
He said 130. That's because you might be a bit heavier.

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I must say, Julie, in terms of presentation
it's really top class already. Look, the vibe is good. That's

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clear. And to make the vibe even better,
we've also invited a few former candidates

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again. Hilde and Els, they're here for example.
Good evening, both of you.

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Good evening.

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It's already clear again this year, that group is very attached
to each other after just a few days. Was it the same

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for you, did it happen that quickly? Yes. Yes, immediately, straight away.
So we really relate to that. Now,

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it's episode three, so they've actually already been together
for a week. And that really does create a bond.

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All your phones have been taken away. So you really
only have each other. And yes, that creates

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a bond indeed. Is that why it happens so quickly?
Yes, and that's everyone's dream. So you're already among

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the ten lucky ones of that year to get to go along. So
you have something in common and you

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all want to make the best of it. Yes, so I think
you have a common denominator

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that makes it fun for everyone. Yes, definitely.
It's also a nice group now, just like with you guys.

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Do you already have a favourite? There are a number of favourites,
but do you mean a favourite mole? A

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favourite candidate, someone you feel a bit more for?
I do like Dries's remarks.

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Karla is out, but had also stolen my heart.
They're all great people. Yes, I think they're

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so too. And a mole, do you have one yet? I have a mole
and I have a wish mole. So I think Wout is the mole

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and Isabel is my wish mole. And if Wout isn't the mole,
then he's the wish mole and Isabel is the mole. Okay. Els?

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I'm also in the Wout tunnel, but after this episode
I haven't completely

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ruled out Isabel. I find her more suspicious now
than in previous episodes. And in third place is Jana for me

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still. Where do you think the mole must be?
Is it with the sheep or at the zipline? If you

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think it's Wout, then... It's with the sheep then.
Yes, so I kind of follow Jonathan on both. If

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Wout is the mole, then I think he must be with the sheep.
And if it's Isabel, then... That's

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a watertight theory. But now Jonathan, the zipline.

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Something for you, any experience with it?
I find that really fun, those open spots. But it always costs

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so much. And then there's Niagara Falls in America.
And then it's like 150 dollars. And then I just

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skip it. I'm not sure if Niagara Falls is in America,
but... Do you have

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an American... No, wait. Yes you do. Yes?
Wait, there is both the Canadian side and the

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American side? Is that possible? Am I that wrong?
But now? Not for me. You're worth

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admiring. Your face alone is worth it.
A lot of information was exchanged at that zipline.

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A lot. Want to remember much? I found that quite nice.
I found Jana's Starbucks story really

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fun. Saying to someone that you met them
somewhere else. I found it especially

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interesting what we all learned about Isabel's
travel experience. Which cities, which

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countries she's visited. Pay close attention,
because it's important for the exam afterwards. I really

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love travelling. The last trip we did was Iceland.
Before that we did a cruise on

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the Nile. Last year Tanzania and Zanzibar.
Before that Marrakesh. Before that Peru. Before that

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Namibia. So we were normally going to Chile and Bolivia,
but that couldn't go ahead. Then

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we did Iceland. We drove there by car.
I got a very hefty fine of

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400 euros there, because I was driving fast.
Shouldn't we get going? And I'll keep talking, okay?

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Yes, good idea. Well, an insane amount of information all at once.
If I were Yannis, I

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would go crazy. And he himself too.

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Okay, we're going to do a little test. Jonathan, you're the
candidate on the mole. You're zooming along on

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a zipline. And the fado singer sings a question for you.
In this case it's a

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male fado singer. There's only one singer here, so Manu.
Thank you very much. And do I have to sing it or complete it? You

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have to complete it singing. I'll do my best, okay.
Where did Isabel go first? To

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Marrakesh or Peru?

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Answer now. Marrakesh. No, Peru. Which countries
did she visit last year? Which country has she

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not visited? She's visited so many. Last year...
Iceland? Peru, Iceland? I don't know. I don't control

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that. I said, important to pay attention.
Tanzania and... Zanzibar. Zanzibar, fantastic

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song by Bart Kaell. Thank you. Are you going to sing that too?
In the musical? And here now? The Zanzibar.

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Where are the days of the Zanzibar?
The Zanzibar. The Zanzibar.

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Okay, back to the assignment. There was a lot of chatting,
a lot of singing, maybe also some

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moleing. That's why we've lined everything up.
Who answered what and who didn't

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during that assignment. Look, it's a lot.
It's a neat overview. A nice overview. We'll

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leave it on screen long enough so everyone
can follow along. A few specific

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things. The most notable... Isabel's "Piet" for Isabel,
"Piet" for Dries, sung by Isabel. Truly

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remarkable. I found that so funny. That was fun.
Collectively here in Café de Mol everyone got a little spot

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from laughing. Everyone also saw that answer coming.
But why

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would Dries do that? Or anyone do that? Come on, really.
A deep sigh. From personal experience I can say

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that that sometimes... No, that's not true. No,
why would someone... I think Isabel simply

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went for the rhyme. That's clear. Yannis also said that
by answering "Wiet." But for the

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rest he did well. That's your suspect, right.
Yes, correct. But he brought in some

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money. But I think as the mole it's also simply
important to occasionally gain

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a little trust within the group. So earning some
money once is obviously no

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disaster. But I would, if I were Yannis,
just have named one of the other countries.

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Because there were so many countries she mentioned.
And to then give exactly the right answer, that

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I find so... Then I would have let everything go.
She had literally just said it, when they were

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walking, she had said it again. We then went to Iceland.
Hilde, Els, what do you

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think? Does the mole have to give the right answer
when hanging on that zipline? Because they obviously know

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which questions are coming. I think the mole will
only give the right answer if they really

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can't avoid it. If it was just said, they can't get
around it. And otherwise I'd stay quiet,

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I think. Or give so many answers...
That it becomes overwhelming. That he gave so much info

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to Yannis to sow some chaos in his head, I think.
He still managed to answer correctly

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though. That's the impressive thing. That makes him
very un-mole-like, I think. The impressive thing is that he

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still knew anything. Yes, exactly. You've seen how difficult it was.
Yes, but you know what I also found

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really strange? That Jana in the beginning was sort of
beating around the bush, she wasn't

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really giving that many answers. And as the time
had actually already passed

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to zoom down, then they went at 120 km per hour,
love, red, and then

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Scampi diabolique comes up, that I don't get anymore.
But just in time. Yes, but for me that's then

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again something so mole-like, like you already know
the question and you just want to quickly say here

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that we got at least one of the two right.
I found that strange. Okay, Jonathan, other Jonathan,

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what memes did you make for this assignment? Yes,
speaking of Isabel's weed. You know it

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well, you're sitting at a campfire and then some
idiot has to start playing Wonderwall. Stop

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it already. That's just a call to action. Not necessarily
a joke. And speaking of idiots, I'm always

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jealous of men who have so much self-confidence
that they send a dick pic of a full two

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centimeters and a half. And give it a name.
And give it a name. That's an added bonus too. We

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have a few West Flemings here. Certainly. Jonathan.
There's only one West Fleming

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in Portugal. In the pleasant company.
And that's Maxim. He brings some local colour and he does

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that in Portugal. Here he teaches us how to say
"garden" in West Flemish. "Zutnenhof."

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Zutnenhof. He does say things that even subtitlers
can't translate, doesn't he?

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But Maxim also speaks English. Excuse me. Can we
use your jacket and your stuff? And he can even

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speak Portuguese. A world language,

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isn't it? The Flemish

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world language. Absolutely. They understand us everywhere.
Yes, that's clear. We'll take a closer

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look at the other assignments in a moment. But that
inevitably leads to this. The trumpet or actually the

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bugle. Is that the same? I don't think it's the same.
It is actually the same, I'm hearing now. It's been

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cleaned properly. Yes. It's really been cleaned properly.
We'll just see what the score exactly was, how well

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everyone did. Look, these are the decibels.
Yannis and Isabel were the best with

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114.5 decibels. The question is, can you do better?
I have a decibel meter. You have a bugle. I'll

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hold it here. Let it rip.

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Can I have a second try? Come on. Come on.

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Wow.

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112.7. I'm close. But now? 112.7.
We still need just a little more. Wow.

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114.7. Better. That's better than Yannis's. By 0.2. Wow, nice.

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I think they're going to call from Ypres. Okay, good.
If you're wondering how Abigail is doing, well, she's

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somewhere here in the wings having a great time.
And she'll just join us in a bit of course. Then

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she'll brighten up our sofa. But we'll step out
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chatting away. Is that the right word?
Chatting away. Chatting away. Okay, see you in a bit.

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Welcome back to Café de Mol. We're here with a few
Jonathans and a Manu to discuss the recent

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episode. And in that episode, Jonathan and Manu,
they played Operation. Yes.

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XL version. Would that be something for you, playing Operation?
No. I'm not good with electricity.

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I always get electrocuted. Elevator, door, door handle,
everywhere. Everywhere? Yes. So that's not so fun.

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That's handy, because then you're used to it.
So you can just pick those things up. I always

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scare myself to death. I always jump a mile.
But I don't like it. Okay, but what about

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you? Yes, I really enjoy playing board games too.
And I do have a fairly

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steady hand. So I can do that, yes. Okay, with these
duos it was clear. Operation followed

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the same pattern. With Dries and Julie it's first A. Stop.
And then AHA. Just give it a try. Go on,

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go on. Yes, yes,

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yes. Perfect from me. Same pattern with Maxim and Abigail.
First A. Oh my god. And then AHA. Okay, let's

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go. Jan and Isabel prefer to play a different game
instead of Operation.

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I want to... But you have to with your...
Come on, come on. Come on. Come on. Not with your tongue.
Come on, that's

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difficult, apparently. Not for you guys, that's clear.
Yes, but also come on, I... That's

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not going to work. Yannis is doing well there.
So he's not making himself suspicious? He's sitting with Isabel. She's

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winding him up a bit. Then you just go along pleasantly.
Then you can try as hard as... I'm stuck

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in the tunnel. I'm in the tunnel. And as the mole
you might also want to get that info yourself? Even though

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you know there's nothing to it of course, but you might
not want two candidates to

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get it. Absolutely. As the mole you obviously know
what's coming later. That's the most reliable

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duo that then has a chance at that information too.
So you want... ...to make sure you naturally get that

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information yourself. And it would be something
typically the mole to then look back at the episode...

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...in which you get to see all the little secrets...
...that you spend so much time seeing

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yourself playing the trumpet in your living room.
Like, I'm practicing. Yes, that's true. That Gilles De Koster

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says, I brought you a trumpet...
...and you can practice with it a lot now.
He doesn't just say things

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without reason. I was just about to say, speaking of
Gilles De Koster. Yes, yes, yes. Because we both have

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a shooter actually... Yes, that's very clear, indeed.
Hilde, an assignment with cars? Must

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have been something for you. Watched it with nostalgia,
I can imagine. Yes, even better than

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last year. What did you notice about it? Was there
anything notable about that Operation game and that

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trumpet? Well yes, I think Isabel slowed things down
incredibly there. By either... trying to

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play the trumpet. They also didn't want Yannis
to come to the car to take out equipment

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anymore. So I found that notable about Isabel.
And Wout, he was in that last car. The

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oldest with the most power. What stood out to you there?
Yes, same thing actually. We share that a

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bit. We just discussed it too. Isabel really slowed
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really did take a key position there. It's also notable
that the group, and I find that somewhat

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contrary to our ideas, that the group seems to
trust Wout a lot, because they've

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actually elected him to that key position. So that
doesn't really fit our idea that Wout

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is very... Yes, because there was the racing of course.
That was very interesting. There was briefly a

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comparison with Max Verstappen. But Max Verstappen
never has to race and

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guess songs at the same time. That's much easier
of course. Because racing and guessing,

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that's not an easy combination. Not even for
self-proclaimed music expert Dries. Also for

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Isabel, recognizing music in a race car is not easy.

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does recognize a song, but gets stuck in a bend.
And Wout? Fuck.

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And that leads to commentary from Yannis.
Ah yes, Wout hadn't thought of that. Is that suspicious

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to you, that Wout gets stuck there,
that the car won't start anymore?

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I mainly find it a bit strange that the car
suddenly doesn't work anymore. But he does seem to be doing his

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best to just get it started again. It's also naturally
the very last group, so

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maybe it was just completely worn out.
Maybe Yannis drove too hard in first gear

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to break it. Yes, or did he sabotage it
somewhere in between? Yes, but

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somehow... Like the key or something.
We're both car experts. Yes? That's for the next

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show next door. Professional passenger.
Maxim and Yannis do well. They both

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guess a song. Yes. I found it really funny.
Sand in my eyes. I have sand in my eyes

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and sand in my pockets. A loose translation? Yes, indeed.
But Yannis does well again. Yes,

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Dennis. I said it, I'm going to spread confusion.
I want you to start doubting. That's true. And

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it's actually Isabel who's there like... Oh yes,
I was enjoying myself. So that's a bit strange

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actually. But you also notice, Yannis and Isabel
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maybe they suspect each other too. And they
therefore stay in the programme. Because they're constantly

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on top of each other. Which means in the points count
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Would you have recognized Rolling in the Deep when it started?
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the instruments, I find that hard to recognize.
Maybe we should

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test it. We're going to test your music knowledge.
We're going to do exactly the same as in

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Portugal. We're going to start songs with different
instruments. They'll be added

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one by one. The difference, you're sitting comfortably
in a chair, not in a race car. I'm sitting in a

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chair. Better the chair than the race car, right?
Yes, yes. So the first song. We start with the

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first instrument. It'll be added. Guess.
Pay close attention.

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It's not Zanzibar by Bart Kael.
You should know it, Manu.

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Is that one of those things? From... Come on...
Shake house... House... Resign in. Yes, yes, yes.

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Just in time. I saw you make the move.
One more? Next one? Yes, yes, yes. You definitely know the song.

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Definitely.

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I only listen to techno. I don't know.
You one hundred percent know this song. Everyone

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knows it.

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But now... There's

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a right side in the basement. Yes. APPLAUSE

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Okay. Well done. It's not easy, right?
No, it's not easy. And then once more in

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such a race car. I get it. Do you know what I liked about Jana?
Yes, I'm fully back in that

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tunnel. But she says, who's the most trustworthy.
Oh, I think Wout. But she's in that team. Yes,

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logical that she's in that car then too. So I thought oops.
We'll talk about Wout in a moment.

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I want to first go to the other Jonathan,
because he might still have a few memes up his

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sleeve. Yes, I just shook my sleeve pretty hard
in the parking lot. I still couldn't

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get anything out. No problem. I have a current events
meme about Mario, who yesterday for

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the third time this week crashed his car.
Can apparently play cards well. You

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also have something about West Flanders, I see.
Yes, about Ypres, where people 108 years after the

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end of the war still every evening...
I think it's been long enough now. So we

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can start. But she was also quite good at it then,
so maybe they can call. Anything else?

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Yes, for everyone, it's more of a tip than a joke,
but for everyone who likes to preface everything,

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"I'm not a racist, but" — just keep your mouth shut.
Important advice. Certainly, absolutely. Jonathan,

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you were talking about Jana. Does Jana remain your
main suspect? There are a few things that stand out.

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It's also notable that she often takes the lead
when groups need to be formed. Yes, she's always

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scheming. She actually pushes her way into the
group she wants to be in. And that's very often the

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case each episode — she says something and then
conveniently ends up in that position because of it.

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That was also the case when the groups were divided
for the racing assignment. Yes. You drive in

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pairs. And like for every good road trip you need
a good driver. And a good co-pilot who

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takes care of the music. I wouldn't want to drive,
so I'll happily come along. Are we going? Yes, I'd also like to

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drive. We know a thing or two about music.
Yes, you can sit next to me if you want. If I want to. The

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following pairs form easily.
That's fine, yes, for sure. Max, you? I'll drive then,

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preferably. And when Gilles asks for the pair with
the most trust, Yannis sees his chance.

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I do play cards well. But it's Yana again who makes
the choice. I do trust Wout,

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actually. Yes. Yes, me too. Yes, that's good.
Okay, so you go last. Yes, that's good. Very nice.

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Okay. When she's in that car, she couldn't really mole,
because she's not behind the wheel. But then

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she does ask the question, first she asks,
what would we go for? What do you think? What would we

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do? Not wanting to say anything herself first,
but letting Wout hear it first so she can make a decision

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about it. But she couldn't mole there.
And the group trusts Wout the

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most. Doesn't that make him a bit suspicious to us?
What's my number two? But it's only one year.

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Maybe he's my wish mole.

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It is a comfortable spot to be in, isn't it? You make sure
no 3000 euros goes into the pot,

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but everyone thinks it was done well. Yes, that's true.
But then we still can't

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start the car. Yes, that's true, Dennis.
But Yannis is the ball. Wout also irritated you a bit,

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I heard. Yes, sorry. But I understand you can be
allergic to bad music. I

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get that. But it turned out to be "Zomer" by Rob de Nijs.
It's awful. It's a fantastic... What? That's really

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awful. That's a fantastically beautiful song.
Oh yes, Rob de Nijs. That is... You can't

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say that. Sorry. Speak no ill of the dead.
But the music... About the music... No, Rob de Nijs

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makes beautiful music. "Het Werd Zomer", hold me tight.
"Het Ritme van de Regen." "Zet een Kaars voor je

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naam." "Bangerhart" is one of the most awful songs
ever made. Sorry, really. Oh...

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But I thought you were such a likeable guy.
But musical tastes don't have to be the same. But no,

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we just couldn't. Yes, sorry. I'll let you recover
for a moment. We're going to talk about the mole.

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Hilde, Els, who's your mole? Just say it.
Wout. Wout. Woutje. You're sticking with it. Yes. Because he

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is so trusted... Because he is so trusted,
because he's always in the right position.

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Yes, last year I trusted Sarah so much
and that was just my downfall. So with this

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I find it very suspicious that Wout is so trusted.
It's just a toxic relationship. And what

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he does in the race at the end? Yes, he really has
a key position. He has it... With a

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car... Okay. But now, Jonathan, I'll just ask you again.
I think, I already know it,

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but your mole? Yes, yes, well, sorry.
Yes, Wout, no. Yannis. Yannis. Yannis.
Brechtje's one,

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we also know by now of course. That's Wout.
We'll also see what your colleagues here

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think. Elodie thinks it's Isabel.
Iman is on Wout. And Timon is also on Isabel.

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Nobody on Yannis? Yes, you. You from the beginning.
That's strange, right. Yes. Yes, okay. Jonathan, other

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Jonathan. Who do you think it is? Yes, always the confusion.
Yes, it's really annoying. Come to the

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parking lot, come on. No, last time I quite firmly
claimed it was Karla. In the meantime I'm

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starting to doubt that a bit. I think now,
at least for the next seven days, Isabel.

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Isabel? Yes. Okay, I'm also very curious who at home
thinks the mole is after three episodes. And the

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main suspect after this third episode is...
Isabel, also with 19%, because it's all very

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close together. Yannis and Wout, both 16%.
And Maxim, 15% of viewers. We know... It's going to be

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fun. That's always... Yes, it's worth it.
It certainly can be. Definitely, on May 17th is the finale

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of De Mol. And you can also come watch it
at Kinepolis in Antwerp. There's again

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a wonderful event there and the finale will be broadcast
on all the big screens in all the halls.

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You can be there, scan your code and you can
still buy tickets for it. Gilles De Koster

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will be there, all the candidates will be there
and you'll be there too, I assume. I

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will be doing shows of Dona Roche the musician,
for which I of course still have tickets

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available for purchase. LAUGHTER So Manu Van Acker
won't be there. That's a festive edition of Café de

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Mol. That's very important. Jonathan, you also have
something to say. Yes, it's a small point of

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criticism. I think it's been a really fun episode
of Café de Mol so far. But I notice that

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everyone also thinks there are a bit too few...
assets. So I'd still like to give a little

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shout-out to my girlfriend's assets.

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Okay. Shout-out to Jonathan's girlfriend's assets. Good.
Jonathans and Manu, shall we bring someone

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in? Yes, very much. Our Abie.
Her assets? No, we're not bringing those in. We're going to

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bring someone in though. We're going to bring someone in.
Who did take part of course. Her

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participation was a bit like her favourite soap opera.
Beautiful. At moments also

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merciless. She was still suspected in our café last week,
but now she can say this to the people

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who think she's the mole. You're making things up.
Here is Abigail.

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Welcome, Abigail. Welcome. How are you? Good. Good, yes.
I keep being here. Your mole adventure is then

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over after all. It's really over now. Quite one of
the most remarkable journeys we've ever seen in

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this programme. Yes, wow, it was. How has it all been for you?
Intense, yes. I said it,

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it's a ride on the Python at the Efteling.
Round, round, round. You're out, you got to come back. You

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have to fight your way back in. Yes... Were you very
scared you wouldn't get back in? Yes, actually

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yes. But yes, I thought, okay, I'm already out anyway.
So I might as well do my best to get back

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in. And as you've seen, I did that.
Certainly. What was the highlight for you of

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your journey? The rally driving. Yes, definitely.
That was... Why was it so amazing? Yes, I'll say it.

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That adrenaline, that fast driving. I've never done
anything like it. My husband will probably say, that's your

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usual driving style. I didn't find that quite
living up to it. No, that was... Yes, the tension.

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Everyone was really into it. That sand.
Yes, it was really cool. You were in that challenge
with Maxim. He was

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the driver, you handled the music. And there you became,
like so many people on this earth, driven

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inexplicably wild about ABBA.
Mama mia, here I go again. My, my, how can I miss you?

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An ABBA fan, Abigail? Yes, definitely.
And of Rob de Nijs? Also. He fits in? Do you like ABBA?

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Lovely, absolutely. I think he's great.
ABBA? Yes, outside. Sorry? Good music, that's clear.

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Okay, something...

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Is that so bad now? It's not about ABBA,
it's about Abigail. You're going to get cancelled.
Because I

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don't like ABBA. A TikTok video of this clip
is going to circulate. He didn't want that.

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You're going to make it. Yes, indeed. Definitely.
What was also clear, there was ABBA, but there was also a lot of

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sand. A lot of sand. How many kilos did you have inside?
Seven, eight.

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I could still feel that crunching in various places
in my teeth for days afterwards. My hair,

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my nose, it didn't stop. What we also saw,
there is behind the scenes footage

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of the mole. And in it we see that you had
a very interesting discussion in the car with

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Maxim. What is the point of discussion?
The point of discussion is whether fish would ever
think

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of swimming backwards. And Abigail says that
salmon swim backwards. And why? Should I

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say it because he finds it too embarrassing himself?
Yes. Because going against the current is in fashion.

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Can you explain your theory here? How exactly does
that work? What was your reasoning there? I'm really

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curious actually. I didn't reason about it, no.
I actually don't know. I

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don't know where that discussion came from.
I had actually forgotten that was filmed. Yes, no.

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I'm really fond of him. You did see, you were often
together with Maxim. Yes, that's right. Good connection

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with him? Yes, actually yes. Yes, from the very beginning,
he stood up for me in the

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car. And also at that pass question there in the courtyard?
Yes, also, also, also. No, great guy.

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I can only confirm it, because I also think it's
a shame he's not here. That's mean. No, it's

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a really great guy. Yes, had really fun chats with you.
And yes, there was definitely a click. That was also

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clear that you had a good connection, because after
the sheep farm assignment he

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had nothing but praise for you. He didn't really
direct those sheep at all. If you put a skittle there,

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it would have been the same. William from Antwoordine,
he might be watching.

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No, some bridges have been burned there.
I definitely want to talk about that again in June. But I

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am on your side. Thank you.

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To stay in theme, as you could say.
Herding sheep is not my thing, let's

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leave it at that. Jonathan, you're also a fan of Abigail.
Yes, him. Him, a big fan of your work. I

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was wondering, was it intentional that you quoted
a famous verse from the Bible in the episode?

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When the apostles asked, and what did you think of
the match? No. What was it actually like to hang on a cross?

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Very uncomfortable. Very uncomfortable, yes.
I don't know if you've ever been in such a

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position. I've never hung on a cross, no.
Maybe after tonight. No, I wanted

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to say after tonight. Hanging on a cross?
Your minds are going there again. No, I haven't

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done that yet. Yes, I have. Me too. Okay, what we did
see, what you were very good at, is

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lying. We clearly saw that last week.
I have the 2000 euros, guys. I'm

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making things up. I'm going to look them straight
in the eyes, you won't be able to do that. That was so

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good. Did you know you could lie that well?
No, I was actually surprised watching it back

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last week. I really thought, wow. And staying so calm
under it. I was really

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dying inside. But that really didn't show on screen,
did it? How are you sleeping now? Less well. Less well.

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Mainly because of the consequences it had for Vincent.
That was really not fun. He got that red

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screen. And the car reversed. And I really thought,
oh my god. I found that very intense. That was

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actually very suspicious. Jana said at that moment...
Sorry, I just paused. She said

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at that moment... I think Vincent is telling the truth.
The only one of all of them. But it was already

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super clear that they were going to vote for...
For Abigail. Did they vote for you? Yes. That was so

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obvious that I thought, we need to keep rubbing it in
that they're going to be wrong. I found that strange.

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But the group did welcome you well,
despite your little lie. Yes, definitely. In my

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view that was quickly forgotten. And I said,
we'll earn that back. We've also done something

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like that there. Not me, but I was there.
One more thing. We didn't see you play the trumpet.

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No. That's very clear. So we can make up for that.
There's one here. Seems like the

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perfect moment. So pass it over. We're going to
close the café. So you, just blow. Let's see

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how good you are at it. Come on, right? Come on.

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Beautiful. On these beautiful notes I'm going to bid
farewell to my guests. Jonathan, Van Acker.

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Jonathan, Louise, many thanks. Els and Hilde,
many thanks for being here. And of course

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Abigail. Thank you for being here.

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We'll be back next week, because everything points to
there simply being another new

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episode of De Mol. Looking very forward to it. Bye!