come to town and buy stuff and go to restaurants. There's also the Homestead Property Tax Exemption, which helps regular folks keep their homes when times get rough.

Arguments can be made on both sides, of course. But the Who Pays? study focuses mostly on regressive taxes versus progressive taxes and puts Florida in its Terrible Ten.

"Terrible Ten states tax their poorest residents -- those in the bottom 20 percent of the income scale -- at rates up to seven times higher than the wealthy," the study says. "Middle-income families in these states pay a rate up to three times higher as a share of their income as the wealthiest families."

via Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy

The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy's study factored all major state andThey struggled with their meals and Johnston, 21, dropped one of the desserts causing her to cry uncontrollably.

Papadakis, 22, said it was tough to watch.

Still selling their pate at a Tasmanian market.

"It was pretty horrific watching yourself back. I was a total mess," she said. "I have kind of blocked the whole night out."

The Tassie besties could have easily have gone rogue after the night of disaster and served up low points to their opposition for the final two instant restaurant challenges to stay alive.

But they didn't, even offering six points out of 10 to Helena and Vikki.

"We weren't going to, after months of being friends, turn around and give them a low score," Papadakis said. "We'd rather be eliminated than do that.

"We wanted to stick to our