The next time you see George, he's not moving. He's eating the same way he always has: he eats the same amount of food and then gulps it down with a little bit of water. That's the way George eats, he tells us. He doesn't care if the food tastes good or not, he just wants to eat it. The problem is, George is eating too many of the same food, and he can't figure out a way to get rid of it. He tells George to go back and eat the same number of dumplings and water that he just ate, and then he'll be able to figure out how to beat George. The only problem is that George is using all of the ponzu instead of just eating the whole thing. George tells him to go ahead and eat all the dumplings, but then he tells George not to eat them with any of the stuff that's in the water. George is all, "I don't know what you're talking about, but I'm not eating with all of that stuff" . He says, "You know, all the new things you can do with your food" , which is a reference to the fact that George has never seen anyone eat with anything other than water before. George's got a solution for him.