Robot Chicken
Seriously?
Rex orders 61 special tokens for group
Day 57, 14:07 BST
Rex this morning ordered 61 special tokens, despite the group being on a basic food budget of just £77.
As he was called to the Diary Room, Darnell joked that he should blow the entire budget on Big Brother’s ever-changing tokens.
"I dare you, man," he said.
Rex accepted the dare without telling any of the housemates from Hell. "Let's let Big Brother do the work," the chef said to Stu and Mikey in the luxury bedroom. "I'm just going to get tea, coffee, sugar and milk... I'm not even going to get bread."
After the hot drinks were ordered, 45p was spent on a single packet of custard creams. The remaining £61 was spent on four regular tokens and 57 of Big Brother's ever-changing tokens.
The trio laughed as Rex returned the chalk board to the Diary Room, telling the rest of the group that he had been instructed not to discuss it with them.
"This could turn out as the best shopping budget ever or I could have just shot myself in the foot," he said later.
Rex keeps up shopping list charade
Day 57, 16:38 BST
Rex this afternoon continued to pretend that he had honoured all the housemates' requests when ordering the shopping, despite spending almost the entire budget on tokens.
The chef earlier ordered tea, coffee, sugar and milk, then spent the remaining £61 on regular and ever-changing tokens.
As he lifted weights in the garden, Rex asked Luke and Sara to relay to him the items that they had needed.
The pair reeled off potatoes, salt, tuna, tomatoes, chocolate and eggs, all of which Rex claimed to have ordered.
"If we get all that, you've done well," Luke said.
Dale laughed, saying: "What he's failed to mention is that he's gone £200 over budget."
Day 57, 14:07 BST
Rex this morning ordered 61 special tokens, despite the group being on a basic food budget of just £77.
As he was called to the Diary Room, Darnell joked that he should blow the entire budget on Big Brother’s ever-changing tokens.
"I dare you, man," he said.
Rex accepted the dare without telling any of the housemates from Hell. "Let's let Big Brother do the work," the chef said to Stu and Mikey in the luxury bedroom. "I'm just going to get tea, coffee, sugar and milk... I'm not even going to get bread."
After the hot drinks were ordered, 45p was spent on a single packet of custard creams. The remaining £61 was spent on four regular tokens and 57 of Big Brother's ever-changing tokens.
The trio laughed as Rex returned the chalk board to the Diary Room, telling the rest of the group that he had been instructed not to discuss it with them.
"This could turn out as the best shopping budget ever or I could have just shot myself in the foot," he said later.
Rex keeps up shopping list charade
Day 57, 16:38 BST
Rex this afternoon continued to pretend that he had honoured all the housemates' requests when ordering the shopping, despite spending almost the entire budget on tokens.
The chef earlier ordered tea, coffee, sugar and milk, then spent the remaining £61 on regular and ever-changing tokens.
As he lifted weights in the garden, Rex asked Luke and Sara to relay to him the items that they had needed.
The pair reeled off potatoes, salt, tuna, tomatoes, chocolate and eggs, all of which Rex claimed to have ordered.
"If we get all that, you've done well," Luke said.
Dale laughed, saying: "What he's failed to mention is that he's gone £200 over budget."
The bloke is getting more popular in my eyes
