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Did this happen? How did a spoiled 21
-year -old swimsuit model get all
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six votes? Here are the other votes.
Jenna.
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Jenna, it was a landslide. Biggest
blowout in Survivor history.
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How did she get all the votes, including
one from Christy, the girl who swore
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this would never happen? Remember this?
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I'm going to make sure those freaking
evil stepsisters of mine are not going
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win the million dollars.
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Not going to happen.
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Plus, we will hear from Rob tonight, the
smartest player to never win.
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And how does Matthew feel?
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You make it to the final two, and you
only get one vote. And is he nuts or was
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it an act? We are live in New York City.
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The Ed Sullivan Theater. It is the
Survivor Amazon reunion.
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congratulations well earned very tough
out there let's go over just just
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to point out what jenna pulled off
youngest survivor we've ever had
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youngest survivor winner won four of
eight immunity challenges the only
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to win more was colby back in australia
dominated in the last two when she
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needed him also the only survivor ever
crazy enough to give up immunity and
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Curiously turned down an offer from Rob
that would have guaranteed you a spot in
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the final two because you felt confident
enough. Having said all of that, the
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thing that's still on my mind is
Christy.
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What the heck is going on? Let's just
take one more. Remember, you swore you
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would never, ever vote. Let's play that
whole clip one more time.
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I didn't deserve to be voted out. I
didn't.
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I'm going to make sure those freaking
evil stepsisters of mine are not going
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win the million dollars.
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Not going to happen.
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But it did. So what happened with you?
Why the change of heart?
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She outwent, outlasted, and outplayed
me.
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Now, is that just a nice answer? When
you wrote that down, do you really
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Jenna outplayed Matt and you?
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Yes. But I was with Jenna since day one,
and we've been competing since the
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first day, and I met Matt in the middle,
and I felt, hey, you know, you made it
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all the way, so give her that
opportunity to win a million dollars.
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By the way, we should point out that
Christy's working with an interpreter
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tonight who's just over my shoulder.
She's very fast, and thanks for
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us. It's too bad you didn't have one out
in the game. It might have helped you a
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little bit.
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Okay, Jenna, to you. So I'm going to lay
out what I think a lot of people are
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thinking, which is for a good 36 of the
39 days, You acted like a selfish,
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spoiled, only child.
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Fair enough?
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And I'm just going to say, in the last
few days, something changed. Not only
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you get game and start to really
compete, but you, to me, became a lot
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likable. What was going on out there?
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What happened?
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You know what? I'm very young. I have a
lot to learn. And I felt like...
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I grew a lot. I said, okay, I lost my
whole alliance here at the end. What am
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going to do? Am I going to fight or am I
going to run?
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And I took this show and I got to watch
myself and I said, boy, I am spoiled
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sometimes and I am annoying.
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And I learned so much about myself.
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I've grown so much, but it's very hard
to have a learning experience in front
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a viewing audience that doesn't know
you're learning.
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And you took a lot of heat, I know. I
did, and you know what? Most of it was
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deserved, but I feel like I'm a better
person because of it. That's really what
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matters in the end. Nice.
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I have a question about strategy.
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At the end, you said, or somewhere in
the end, you said, you know, I'm going
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take with me, if I can, I'm going to
take the person I feel is most deserving
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the final team.
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So, and maybe I'm wrong on this hunch,
you took Matthew. Do you really think
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Matthew was actually the most deserving
person to go to the final two? Or was
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that strategy?
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It was strategy. I wanted the jury to
think that I was taking the most
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person to the final two. That you
believed you were. I believed I was.
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So you think, had you taken Rob, do you
think you would have beat Rob? He would
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have kicked my butt.
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Well -deserved, too, he would have. Is
that true? To the seven jury members,
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would your vote have changed if it had
been Jenna and Rob?
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Yes. Mixed.
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So, all right. He probably made a wise
move. Well, I guess so.
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Matthew, I got to give you props.
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You were at the other end of the
spectrum. You're a guy who didn't know
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about this game, really had never seen
it, didn't know what Tremel was, found a
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mentor, sort of, in Rob, who taught him
the game so well that by the end, you
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now have dual alliances with these two,
and you're telling us in an interview,
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I'll take either one of them, I'll
betray either one of them, I don't
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care anymore.
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And yet...
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You get to the end here and you only get
one vote. The one question that seemed
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to never change was the question about
your sanity.
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Are you really nuts?
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And before you answer that, I just want
to take one look back at one of your
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favorite sort of hobbies out in the
Amazon.
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Ma is creepy.
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Creepy.
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So, were you, a lot of guys were
thinking, were you nutty or was that an
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what? That was all an act. I was just
having fun, you know, I'm a crazy guy.
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No, no, no, wait, I'm serious. Were you,
that was a strategic act? It really
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was. I felt like, in this game, that I
needed people to dismiss me.
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They really needed to think that I was
either absolutely naive or absolutely
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insane. And that was the only way I was
going to basically deflect their
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attention because I felt like physically
people regarded me as a threat from day
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one. And I was dodging an awful lot of
bullets. And I felt like, hey, you know,
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this was working and it might get me
further in the game. And it did. It's a
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great vehicle. I feel like we're at
travel council again because all of a
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heads are going, I don't believe this. I
don't believe it for a second.
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Alex is like a puppy dog back there.
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No, I was there the night you flipped
when we were at Jabberoo.
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And when you got two votes that night,
you came back, did fire duty all by
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yourself that night, got all kinds of
dehydrated.
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Dino and I, you lost it. You were
checked out. And you know what? You know
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It was that from that moment on. And I
mean, it's funny. We joked about it. And
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I don't think you were crazy. I never
felt like you were crazy.
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Where are you going? We got the point.
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You were off. There was something from
that moment on you checked out.
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And I don't think it was an act. Or it's
just one of the best acting jobs.
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Maybe. Maybe it's the best acting job
ever. I admit to getting extremely
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dehydrated on two occasions. One, Dina
was there, and the second time,
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Roger was there. And that was because I
was working damn hard at camp. I was
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getting firewood.
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building fires i was boiling nobody
gonna deny you worked out there and i
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got dehydrated and you know what it was
it was really scary and we're going to
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talk about that a little bit later uh
we're going to take a quick break when
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come back the whole men versus women
thing dividing the tribes the men
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the women resulted in a heated battle
among the sexes but it was the same sex
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clashes particularly the younger
prettier girls that really stirred
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we're going to stir that pot again when
we return older women because we're
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younger
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You know, pitting the men against the
women provided many things this season.
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gave the audience somebody to root for,
put the men on the defensive from the
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get -go, and created underdogs in the
women. But it also clearly illustrated
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impact that men and women have on the
opposite sex and how our behavior
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when we are around each other.
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Guys, you were goofy from the start.
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We're at the first tribal council.
You're getting ready to vote poor Ryan
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All I have to do is bring up the girls.
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Even Ryan, the guy getting ready to go,
can't stop talking about. Sean and
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Heidi. Alex, what is it that when you
separate the men and the women, seems to
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sort of increase the sexual tension?
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I think you don't really realize what
you have until it's gone.
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I'm used to having women in my world and
around me all the time. And when that
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energy is gone, all of a sudden you
really realize what's missing.
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then you just want it more. I mean, just
the desire for that, whether it's
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platonic or not, I mean, you just want
that energy. Shauna, in a short answer,
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you agree with that on the flip side. Is
that true?
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Absolutely. I think there's a reason men
and women are hanging out together.
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Since you're bringing it up.
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I'm someone who needs, you know,
complimentary personality sometimes.
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I don't know. Basically, the fact is, I
need men.
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Why don't we take a look back at Shauna,
because here's a girl who's ready to
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get out of the game, and then suddenly
here comes Alex, and everything's
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different. Remember that?
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I feel like I've voted some crappy -ass
depression.
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I can't. The only way out of it is to
get out.
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I don't see myself lasting for 30 more
days. Like, it's not happening right
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Oh, yeah.
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Good job.
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Good job, boys.
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It's amazing what a little bit of
testosterone can do for somebody.
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Hi. How are you?
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But it's a great high, boy. That's a
nice welcome.
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But what is it? Honestly, you were ready
to quit when you're in a game for a
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million dollars. I know. Three guys come
over, and you know what? I'll stick
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around a few more days.
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Why not? No, you know what the thing was
is before with the environment I was
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in, I knew I was sick. I wasn't feeling
well, whether it be mental or physical.
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Who cares? I was totally on a one -way
canoe to Psychosville. And then all of a
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sudden, you know, you get there, and I
had to make a decision that was right
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me but was wrong for the rest of the
tribe. And I was still feeling like crap
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when the guys came, but I was just like,
I'm going, and I'm going to have fun,
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and I'm going to flirt, and I'm going
out in style.
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And I'm taking these last few days I
have in the Amazon and seeing what I can
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with it. It was the first time I'd
laughed. I'm someone who loves laughing.
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I was sitting there, and I couldn't. Oh,
it was horrible. What did you do with
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it? Alex, anything between you?
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Once Shauna was gone, Alex seemed to
move on to the next tribe member.
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We just sold it down the river here,
right? Well, anything between you guys?
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That's the question.
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I have nothing but love for her. I love
her. She's awesome.
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She's one of the best people I know.
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Whether or not we're going to be married
off down the road, I doubt it. We're
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good friends, and we will be for a long
time.
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Rob, how about you? You were sort of the
guy, and I'm not trying just to pick on
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you because you're great. You were great
on the show. But you sort of came
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across as that guy that probably got
picked last a lot or maybe didn't have a
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lot of luck with the ladies.
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Fair enough?
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Yeah, very fair.
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And you played that part anyway. Has
your social life picked up any since the
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show? Yeah, well, I do have some good
news and I have some bad news.
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The good news is that I do have a
girlfriend and she's great.
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But the bad news is that...
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The bad news is that she doesn't believe
a word I say.
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One of the most interesting aspects of
dividing you guys, which is something we
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didn't count on, was what happened
within the female tribe. There were real
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differences between the young and the
older women. And we just want to revisit
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memorable moment from the ladies' camp.
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This is so awesome.
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The cuter girls, me and Jen and Sean,
kind of went off from the older women
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because we're younger and we're cuter.
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We've got better bodies. And for some
reason, that's like a huge issue with
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older people.
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Wow. Where do we start with this?
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Jean.
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What started this, first of all? Where
did all this come from?
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You know, I didn't even know that was
going on because I was working so hard.
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was thrown for a loop on episode four
and uh and episode four the survivor
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yeah heidi let me ask you then before
we'll go back to gene to feel how how
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what made you say you know well the
younger why did you guys go off together
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know i i came into this game as an
athlete and from day one and this was
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the game started before we were on
location
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I was just like, every time I even did
something, you know, it's just the
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constant glares and snickers. And then
the game started. I was like, are you
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kidding me? I was like, if you're going
to make this into a looks issue, then I
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almost have to. That's how I responded
to it.
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I'm so sorry if I offended anybody.
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Truly I am. But, you know, that's how I
felt. It was like I was...
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constantly being made fun of because i
was too little i was too weak and i so
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wanted to be a part of like gene and
joey and i going out and doing stuff and
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was just like i felt like they wanted
nothing to do with me so gene is that is
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that any of that seemed right to you or
the way you were looking at it because
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of a problem with their beauty or size
or anything it was because i didn't
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that they were pulling their weight and
working
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Let me ask you, is there anything to the
notion that these girls are younger and
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they're willing to use those assets and
you weren't and didn't?
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Hey, they get a lot farther than me.
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So there was something.
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Was it hard for you to hear them talk
about you the way they did?
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It was absolutely very difficult. But I
was with my friends and my family and
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they judged me the way they want to see
me. And I love them.
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And you look like you're in rocking
shape. I am.
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Women over 40 know what they want, and
they're very happy with their bodies,
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they're very comfortable, and I'm very
proud of myself.
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Dina,
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you are always sort of a neutral
observer out there.
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What was your take? Because that really
divided you guys. I mean, tribal
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councils got very heated between the
younger, prettier girls and the other,
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everyone else. What was your take on how
that went down?
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I really believe that the three of them,
Shawna Jenner and Heidi, were at a
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clear disadvantage in being an all
-female tribe because their greatest
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is their beauty, is their manipulation
ability.
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And when you switch tribes, you could
see them using their abilities to gain
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alliances. And it clearly worked for
them. And that was what they had best
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for them. And they used those assets to
the best of their ability. If I had it,
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I'd have flaunted it too.
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Really?
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No.
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Dave, let me ask you a question. Because
the guys seem to be getting along a lot
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better than the women did. Do you think,
is there anything to that? Do you think
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guys, when they're just around guys,
have an easier time just gelling and
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meshing as opposed to women?
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I think that we had the ability to kind
of let any minor differences, just get
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it over with and move on to something
else. I think that if something was
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bothering us, we'd let it go out and
just move on.
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Go from there. And I don't know if that
went quite well at the other camp.
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Joanna, what's your take on that?
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Is that normal in groups of women? Is
there fundamentally a difference with
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we interact when we're forced together
in the same sex?
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Well, it depends on who the women are
and what they're all about. Yeah. And
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they have going on inside and outside.
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Did you have a good time on this show? I
really did. Hallelujah!
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That's what we wanted to hear.
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Before we go to break, I just want to
clear something up. Janet, you left
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under... circumstances that were there
was a loot people were alluding that you
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might have tried to sneak something in
right your take on it is your statement
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is oh i absolutely did not bring it and
i would love to take a lie detector test
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and prove it well and on the on the on
your in your defense is there anybody
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here that was at that camp that knows
she did take it anybody's here
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So where did that accusation come from?
Why was she somehow singled out? Because
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all of a sudden it was like butch with
the fire.
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Jean. It was in her bag the day before.
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And I didn't want to create any drama
out there. But we were all sharing bags
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and we were sharing the same thing. So
it could have slipped out.
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Well, it was on the ground the next day.
I just want to clear that up and not
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have you go out. There's no evidence.
Dina couldn't convict you even.
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The DA.
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All right.
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When we come back.
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I got to say it, Rob's probably the
smartest player the game of Survivor has
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ever seen. To never win.
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What were the keys to his success?
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Plus, it was our first deaf survivor,
Christy. We are going to find out about
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her experience when we come back.
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Butch, here's your hometown, Hawley,
Illinois.
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Papa Mike's 300 -year buddies are
hanging out.
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Welcome back to Survivor Amazon, the
reunion show. As everybody in the
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knows, storms have been wreaking havoc
across the Midwest.
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In fact, two of our survivors, their
homeland, Missouri.
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In Illinois, Heidi and Butch have had a
lot of damage. We caught wind of a story
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out of Moore, Oklahoma, that really
caught our attention. Take a look at
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This is what's left of the home of
William Garrett and his wife, Teresa,
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tornado blew through town and destroyed
their home.
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What was interesting, funny, or
pathetic, depending on how you look at
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William's take on everything. A local
CBS crew caught up with him right after
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the storm.
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Here's what he had to say.
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We got the generator hooked up and got
the refrigerators and stuff running and
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got that TV on so we could watch
Survivor.
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So we figured, here they are, William,
Teresa, J .R., and Tony,
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temporarily homeless.
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We figured, you know what, any Survivor
fan, that big a Survivor fan, deserves
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to see the finale live here in New York
City.
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So we're glad you're with us. What's the
status of the home?
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Well, it's in pretty bad shape.
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We've got a structural engineer coming
out this week, and he's going to
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determine whether they're going to tear
it down or just fix it.
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I think they ought to just tear it down.
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Well, we're glad that you guys are all
okay, and hopefully things will get back
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on their feet.
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We've also had our own weather problems
here in New York City. We were supposed
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to be in Central Park at Wollman Rink.
I'm going to slide right past you here.
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And I don't know where I'm at now, but
I'm going to cut right over here.
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Here's what happened.
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We were going to shoot in Wollman Rink,
and the storm started coming through
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here. So this morning at about 8 o
'clock, hello.
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Our crew, we had a huge set built over
there. It was beautiful.
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And we didn't think it was possible.
This was not here about 12 hours ago.
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rebuilt this all day today. And we also
have to thank the Late Show with David
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Letterman, who was nice enough at the
last minute to say, if you need a place,
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come on in here. So we quickly threw it
up, got the survivors over here, and
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there we go.
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Okay, one of the most memorable
characters of all time from Survivor
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Christy. Not just because you were deaf,
but that's certainly a big part of it.
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And she had her work cut out for her. It
is tough trying to play a social game
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when you can't hear.
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Most of the interactions involving
Christy on the show centered around how
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Christy was different from everybody
else. But when Christy received her
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from home, it reminded everybody that in
her world, we're the ones who are
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different.
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I worry so much about you.
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Hope you're doing all right with those
hearing people. If they're giving you
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problems, there's a whole other world
waiting for you when you come home.
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Overall, Christy, what was the
experience like being in a game like
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hearing people who maybe don't care
whether you can hear or not?
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That was the toughest game I've ever
played.
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It was really the biggest challenge.
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And, you know, I improved.
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I learned. I did awesome.
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You know, we had a lot of talks at
Tribal Council, things that didn't
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necessarily end up in the show.
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And early on, I was even reminding you
that I felt you were acting as though
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felt everybody should help you and that
that maybe wasn't going to happen.
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At what point did you decide, you know
what, this is a game, and I'm going to
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have to play the game and not worry
about whether I hear or whether I'm deaf
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whatever?
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Right. It was in the beginning, I think
after Joanna got voted out, and I just
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realized, I was like, if I keep pursuing
this as, like, me having a problem with
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being deaf and trying to work with
everyone, then I'll get voted out like
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so I couldn't complain.
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So I decided, okay, fine, I'm not deaf,
I'm playing the game, let me play and
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see how far I can go, and yay!
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talk about when you got voted out
because you had you did have the power
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didn't have it as long as you thought
you had it but for a while you had that
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key vote do you know what happened there
have you thought about why that didn't
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work out this man over here well i don't
think so that's why i'm asking to me
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you did have the vote i did and i just
didn't like play back that very like
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sneak or try to make sure the plan was
really working You didn't have a plan,
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what it seemed like to me.
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Wait, Christy.
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Okay, Jenna and Heidi.
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Had Christy, you guys asked her what's
the deal. She didn't give you an answer.
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Had she said, I'll go with you guys,
what would have been the result?
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Yeah. It would have been on.
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Against everybody else.
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And if we made it to the final three,
and I promised her if I were to win, I
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would take her with me.
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And Jenna likewise.
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Rob. You approached her, didn't get an
answer. Would you have gone with her?
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she had to say was, Rob, I'm in.
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So indecision kept you out of that game
longer. Does that seem fair, Christy?
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Yeah, definitely.
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Rob, I've got to ask you, in an overall
scheme, and we keep making a big deal
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list, you did play the game well. It did
seem like you had a handle. If you were
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describing to somebody who was going to
be in the next Survivor, what would you
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say is the key to this game?
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I think that the key to the game is
always knowing where you stand.
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And you need to have a working
relationship with every person. You
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be their friend. You don't need to be in
an alliance with them. Well, having a
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working relationship and knowing where
each person stands and where they think
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they stand is really the key. And so
when you figure out that you're not in
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bigger group anymore, you need to flip
it. And when you're at a certain point
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and you realize that you're not where
you should be, you need to figure out
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to get it done. And sometimes you have
to lie back down.
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Whatever you need to do.
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Well, I'm thinking of last season in
Thailand with the final four of Brian
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Clay and Jan and Helen.
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When they told Jan, they said, Helen
will be number four, and then Jan,
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be number three. Isn't that great?
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You're playing, you say, if you're Jan,
you go to Helen and say, the hell with
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that. Now it's the two of us. You go to
whoever else is out there and figure out
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a way to get it done.
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Do we have, I want to know if we have
that, I'm thinking of a great moment
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just reminded me, Daniel and Ryan.
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When I knew we actually had a season,
that the women weren't going to get
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out, they're on the balance beam for a
long, long time.
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You're good.
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Feet can't touch.
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No.
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Daniel and Ryan got to head back.
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It is official. Guys, you've lost your
lead. The ladies have completed the
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balance beam.
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Well, what's weird is it did seem like
it was Dan's fault and yet Ryan was the
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first one but guy and then you're going
home three days later Oh, what's
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unpacking? First of all, I like the jet
ski thing. That was pretty cheap My
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strategy I mean I didn't have much of a
strategy I guess my strategy was not to
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get voted off and I don't know we had
all guys tried we had such like Strong
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-willed guys and I mean that's it and
then the balance beam thing after we
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didn't cross I was just like
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And Daniel, just an update from you. I
don't know if a lot of people know, when
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you got home, you actually had malaria.
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Yeah, that's right. It was the most
excruciating two weeks of my life. I
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living with Roger was a walking apart
compared to... Up next,
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they placed a high value on peanut
butter and chocolate, so high they were
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willing to get naked for it. When we
come back, we will talk with Heidi and
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Jenna and find out how it was received
when they got home.
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Survivor, the Amazon reunion show.
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Thanks to the Late Show with David
Letterman, we have a home from the rain
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outside. How many times do you get a
chance to say Happy Mother's Day to your
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mom on TV? So, Happy Mother's Day, Mom.
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All right. Well, as this season of
Survivor brings itself to a close,
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one is just around the corner. Here's
what's in store for the next group of
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Survivors.
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This fall, 16 new survivors journey off
the coast of Panama to a land steeped in
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a bloody history of piracy.
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A hidden chain of more than 100 tropical
islands located in the blue -green
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waters of Central America.
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These are the Pearl Islands.
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It is a place of ancient riches with a
turbulent history of looting and
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plundering.
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The ruins of Spanish forts and sunken
ships are monuments to a violent and
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infamous past, where the deeds of
pirates like Drake and Morgan are
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In these Panamanian waters lurk some of
the most exotic and dangerous marine
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animals anywhere in the Pacific Ocean.
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Ghouls of sharks, stingrays, dolphins,
and sea turtles thrive in a spectacular
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world beneath the sea.
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and our survivors will begin their
adventure during the migration of the
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humpback whale.
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For the first time, each tribe will have
its own island, and the marooning will
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be unlike anything experienced by
previous survivors.
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Who will outwit, outplay, and outlast
all the others to become the sole
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survivor? Find out this fall.
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The adventure continues in the Pearl
Islands.
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It's going to be fun.
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Well, people are still talking about one
of this season's most controversial
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moments when Heidi and Jenna took off
all their clothes in front of 20 million
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viewers for peanut butter and chocolate.
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I think we all remember this.
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I'll take my clothes off for chocolate
and peanut butter.
441
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Get the girls some chocolate and peanut
butter.
442
00:29:45,080 --> 00:29:49,640
Oh, there you go. Heidi, you want to do
it? Yeah. All right. Oh, God, why me?
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Why did I?
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I'm not looking.
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No. I got to stay focused. Where can I
keep my clothes? I'm looking. All right,
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you just pull your pants down your
ankles. Yeah, that's what I was going to
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I'm not looking. One, two, three. Oh, my
God.
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Ta -da!
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All right, let's go. Hold on, I got to
get my shorts. Are they around your
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ankles?
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I had to bring a drink.
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So, that was a great moment.
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What was the reaction, though? Jenna,
you live at home. You got your parents.
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What was the reaction when you got home?
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I can't say they were proud of me, but I
was starving. I said, look, I was
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hungry. It's already done.
457
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We just have to get over it, and let's
try to move on.
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And I promise I won't do it again.
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When you sat down and told them, what
was it? I told my dad while he was in
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Amazon, so I figured all the love and
happiness of seeing me would kind of
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overshadow it.
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And then I had him break it to my mom.
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So, I mean, I can't say they're my
parents.
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They're never really disappointed in me,
but it wasn't my shining moment, but I
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love food.
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Heidi. Different story for you, you're a
school teacher.
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00:30:51,430 --> 00:30:54,410
Why risk that? Because it had to be
tough going back home.
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It was, but I have a really supportive
family, first of all.
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And, you know, I lost close to 20 pounds
at that point in time. I mean, I look
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deep. We have a little video of that,
actually, of you and Alex and some of
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other guys. If we can find that, we'll
put that up there. So you're saying that
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the reason you took it off was hunger.
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It was complete hunger. I didn't care
about the game at that point. I saw that
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peanut butter and chocolate and Coke,
and I said, there's no way I'm losing
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on this.
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I mean, I could not help it. It was all
I would think about.
477
00:31:25,590 --> 00:31:27,570
Yeah, there you are right there. It's
pretty tough.
478
00:31:28,270 --> 00:31:30,530
Yeah, and Matthew, you can see his ribs.
479
00:31:31,419 --> 00:31:35,420
Back coming through there. Matthew lost
31 pounds. I know you lost about 18, I
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00:31:35,420 --> 00:31:37,860
think. Alex lost 18. You lost about 18.
481
00:31:38,120 --> 00:31:41,620
A lot of weight loss out there. Dino,
something that surprised me on the same
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note, just quickly, you even got to a
point where you were ready to throw it
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because of hunger.
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And I came in with a boatload of body
fat, too.
485
00:31:51,800 --> 00:31:55,780
We had the Coke challenge where we had
to build the fires in order to get the
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Cokes. And when we lost the Coke, it was
probably one of the 20 most depressing
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00:32:02,120 --> 00:32:06,600
moments of my life. I can remember
getting off of our canoe and saying,
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00:32:06,600 --> 00:32:09,760
this, I'm an attorney and I make too
much money. Get me out of here.
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00:32:10,880 --> 00:32:14,920
One thing I want to bring up about
Heidi, because I think you took a long,
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rap this season that I don't think a lot
of people know. When I was looking over
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my notes for this show, your IQ score...
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Off the charts. Actually, you, Alex, and
Roger have the highest IQ. You have a
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00:32:25,120 --> 00:32:27,760
higher IQ than the rocket scientist, for
crying out loud.
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00:32:28,280 --> 00:32:32,820
But, Jenna, but Heidi, it didn't come
out on the show. No. Why?
495
00:32:33,040 --> 00:32:34,040
No.
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00:32:34,360 --> 00:32:38,720
No, and I say to that, thank goodness,
because I knew I had my athleticism and
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00:32:38,720 --> 00:32:39,559
my intelligence.
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00:32:39,560 --> 00:32:42,720
And if I were to show both of those,
there's no way. There's no way. So
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strategically, you were fine with
playing that role. And you know what you
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00:32:45,820 --> 00:32:48,620
You have to check your pride in this
game. You have to check it.
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You did a good job. Thank you. Got you
far in the game. It did.
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00:32:51,710 --> 00:32:55,530
Final five. All right. When we come
back, we will tell you how you can own a
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piece of this season's Survivor of the
Amazon and how you can apply for the
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yourself. We'll be right back.
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And if you think
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you have what it takes to get on this
show, then quit talking about it
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00:33:40,080 --> 00:33:42,280
and go to CBS .com for all the details.
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00:33:43,040 --> 00:33:48,400
Tomorrow morning, Jenna gets a check for
a million bucks. It's on CBS The Early
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00:33:48,400 --> 00:33:49,860
Show. You'll want to check that out.
510
00:33:50,120 --> 00:33:54,860
Two quick things. Rob, let me just see.
The eighth ball survived Butch's fire.
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00:33:55,140 --> 00:33:56,140
Yes.
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It's a little work for wear like all of
us, but it actually still works. And
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it'd be nice to end on a nice moment.
Roger, Dan, I know there was no love
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00:34:04,560 --> 00:34:07,520
locks. Even after you got voted out, any
chance of a little reconciliation?
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00:34:08,600 --> 00:34:10,960
Yeah. That's where we want to be.
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show with David Letterman. That's all we
have. Happy Mother's Day!
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