After solving the Disgust memory puzzles, solvers are presented with the following answers (in alphabetical order):

• BONE GRAFT
• EXCEPT
• FILM COUNCILS
• HOW GREAT
• KERNEL
• NIGHTLY
• REAL FOOD
• ROUGH DATE
• STEP DADDY
• STYLE

Each of these answers (or one word of the answer, for multi-word answers) has a homophone. This is suggested by the use of “discussed” (with homophone “disgust”), and “pare” (with homophones “pear” and “pair”) in the flavortext.

The homophones for each answer are:

Within the set of homophone words, there are 2 words of each length between 4 and 8 letters long. Pairing up the words yields a single letter which occurs in the same position:

Reading the overlapping letters in order gives the word REPEL, which probably accurately describes how Disgust would react to the next task. However, to get the actual answer, take the homophone of that word one last time to get a more productive instruction, RAPPEL.

Shortly after solving this puzzle, each team is visited by Disgust.