The Real World: The roommates receive their first assignment for Frommer's. They must review different shopping districts and stores in Paris. Brice instructs them that he must receive all of their assignments together by a 6 p.m. deadline. Adam wonders what the odds are that they will get their assignment done on time. "Zero, zilch, slim or none?" Adam votes for none and it looks like his prediction will come true. Most of the roommates are seen procrastinating on getting started on their projects. Princess Leah has been crowned as the point person, meaning it is her job to collect the roommates' completed assignments and email them to Brice before their deadline. A phlegmy Mallory and Simon get an extension on their shopping reviews since they are both terribly sick. They manage to keep their spirits up by goofing off at home. If you're a woman in Paris, watch out, Adam's on the prowl. Actually, if you are within a 50 mile radius of Adam, watch out; he could be throwing his digits your way. It really seems that Adam is trying to "pull a chick" everywhere he goes and we learn that Adam's type appears to be women with indistinguishable faces. Adam meets up with high school friend Cidney and they go clubbing with a group of friends in the city. Adam quickly gets chummy with Cidney's friend, a mysterious Blurry Woman (think Monet) on the dance floor. The Blurry Woman (aka BW) dances almost as poorly as Adam does, so they seem like a good match. BW has an oral presentation (no pun intended, really!) to give in three hours and her friends convince her to just stay up all night. BW concludes that traveling back to the Chateau with Adam in the wee hours of the morning, putting her at least and hour and a half away from her class, is a responsible decision. Perhaps BW needs someone to rehearse her oral presentation (pun intended) in front of? Adam says, bottom line, he wants to hook up, but quickly adds that he treats all women with respect and dignity. Their sexual antics wake up a confused Christina who comes to the conclusion that someone is getting a "piece of ass." Of course, the lovebirds wake up late and Adam walks a fuming BW to the train station. He bumbles several attempts to apologize to BW, and she barely speaks to him on the walk. The roommates basically wait until the 11th hour to finish all their work for Frommer's. Ace spends an hour watching TV at McDonald's knowing his deadline is just three hours away and later joins CT and Christina who are working feverishly at the Frommer's office to finish writing. Leah and Adam complete their reviews on time and receive the others after 6pm, formatted incorrectly. At about five minutes to 6 p.m., Leah debates about whether she should send hers and Adam's in on time rather than do as she was instructed and send them all together, which means they'd all be late. Adam urges her to send theirs on time, but Leah displays some semblance of a conscience and doesn't feel quite right about that. Ah, but that moment if fleeting and she sends them anyway and doesn't tell the roommates, thinking it is understood. The next day, Leah still feels bad and she thinks they let Brice down, so she's afraid to take his call the next day. Brice keeps his lecture short and says that Leah and Adam will get the bonus and everyone gets their salary. Leah tries to apologize to the roommates for sending her assignment in on time, but CT is quick to come to her defense and tell her she did the right thing. He gives her a big smooch on the cheek to enforce his statement. Adam leaves an unconvincing message for BW, saying he wants to see her again, but he doesn't leave his phone number. Ace giggles nearby at Adam's pathetic phone message. The roommates are confused by Adam and why he works so hard to meet "every woman in the world." They think he just wants to hook up, but he says, no way, he's looking for a relationship all the way, man. But what he says and what he does definitely contradict each other.

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