It's been a while since we've seen anyone in the car, and now that it's back on the road, we get a little glimpse of what's going on inside. We learn that Beuys' body is still fragile from the crash, and that he's not feeling well. He's worried about how strong he'll be in the future when he has to build up a stronger image, and he asks Beuysan if he feels better now. Beysan says that he was scared of the crash and didn't even feel anything, but that's because he was so exhausted from the ride that he forgot how tired he was. He says that if he had to develop a new drug to improve his health, he'd do it right away. He also says that the fire-rocket pill will help him get back on his feet. He asks if anyone else wants to be as strong as him, and if they want to show their masculinity, then they should use the "Fire-Rocket-Phelper" to do so. He then asks if the flyer is looking down on him too, and asks if he wants to show his masculinity by being strong. The flyer says that even if he is unhappy, he can still drive like a madman, and the rider says that this is silly, because they've been watching him for so long. The rider asks if they can get rid of Tong, because it'll depend on the car they're using, and Tong says that it depends on their car. The riders exit the scene, and we learn that they haven't yet picked up Beuy's phone