This episode introduces Raf, a charismatic Brazilian man who embodies both the vibrant energy of his homeland and the wild, unpredictable nature of Pattaya, Thailand. Described as a "tropical chaos" and "Pattaya's Golden Boy", Raf runs a nightlife spot called the Lounge at the Dojo where he curates intense "Jungle Rituals" – transformative sensory experiences with strict rules and sensual themes. Beyond his role as a host, the narrative highlights Raf's duality: a charming daytime persona contrasting with a dangerous and unrestrained side that emerges after midnight, exemplified by a humorous anecdote about his unexpected encounter at a massage parlour, showcasing his unconventional approach to life and his ability to find humour in unexpected situations.

This Episode paints a vibrant picture of Jason, a man known for being the life of the party, almost like a "confetti cannon" who makes everyone feel welcome. Despite his reputation for wild antics, including a memorable incident of public nudity, Jason possesses a deeper side, hinted at by his quiet reflection and a profound connection he experiences with a woman who simply "listened" to him, suggesting his boisterous exterior masks a man who has endured hardship and seeks moments of genuine connection amidst the chaos he creates.

Episode 3 introduces Mark, one of the co-owners of The Jade Dojo in Thailand, a place known for its exotic atmosphere. Mark contrasts himself with his partners, highlighting his own preference for simple pleasures like a good pint, music, and watching football, alongside his lifelong friend Jason. He recounts their past as working-class Londoners who endured tough jobs and football hooliganism, dreaming of a different life. Now, in their "temple," The Dojo, Mark focuses on running the bar and entertainment, creating a space that is less about wild excess and more about ritual, comfort, and earned peace. Despite the decadent surroundings, the core experience for Mark and Jason remains side-by-side, watching football, enjoying the moment – a feeling of being "kings" in their own domain, where they are respected and find a sense of belonging.