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Tim high-fives a 55-year-old
Tim seems to have a very hard time working up the courage to approach anyone in the shopping centre, and spends most of his time looking awkward and pulling faces at the camera.
He then approaches someone with the story that he is filming something for the charity Comic Relief, and is able to high-five them.
By some miracle, the individual turns out to actually be 55 years old.
Although Tim completed the task in 4 minutes and 29 seconds, he is challenged in the studio on the ethics of pretending to represent a charity in order to complete the task.
It is suggested that in order to keep second place in the task, he should pledge £185 to Comic Relief to make things right.
He then attempts to buy first place, but is informed that it would cost him a donation of £12,500.
Greg ultimately knocks him down to third place for his transgression.
