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I'll officially change your name to Earl
Island.

Earl's Island in Fiji.

My plan was always have your friends
close. Go!

Orange team wins immunity!

And your enemies closer.

Can't take that chance.

That's the last time I let people
convince me because I'm on a dance

game is really beginning, and
everything's going to have to go through

Well, well, well.

We are in business.

I'm pretty proud of myself.

This is one of the highest peaks of my
life because I've challenged myself so

much in this game and I made it all the
way through.

I mean, it's a cool experience.

The experience of a lifetime.

Well, he never once had his name written
down until it mattered. Day 39 when he

received every single vote from the
jury. Not bad for a guy who never won an

individual immunity challenge.

Didn't even know he was coming on the
show until two days prior to flying to

Fiji. Earl, congratulations.

You literally, you know, we cast this
show for months and months.

And literally at the last minute.

We found you. I remember calling you on
a Friday. You were on a plane on Monday.

Do you remember that call?

I remember clearly because I didn't know
what I was getting myself into.

But I had to figure it out as soon as I
got onto the island.

Was it sort of learning on the job for
you? On the job training. You weren't

really even a fan of Survivor. I hadn't
even seen the show.

I hadn't seen that much of the show. I
mean, I'd heard about it, and I'd

watched, like, the first season.

But, you know, I'm a pretty busy guy. I
don't watch a lot of TV. But I became a

big fan.

I bet. I'm the biggest fan. Yeah.

You've got a million reasons to enjoy
the show now.

Well, obviously, alliances, in your
case, were key. But it seemed like your

relationship with Yao was really the hub
of everything that happened.

When did that relationship form? How
early into the game?

I think we formed that alliance day one.

Yao and I just talked, and we clicked,
and I noticed he was the professor of

Gilligan's Island, and I ran with that.
I just knew he was a keeper. He was a

good guy, and we just bonded, and so I
liked Yao. And did you have an agreement

that went to a certain point in the
game, like down to Final Four?

Yao and I were to go all the way to the
end together, and as the closer we got,

you know, strategy changes.

And I told everyone, and we all agreed,
like, you know, top five, top four,

every man for himself.

Because that's the only way to be fair.

Yeah. What was it about Earl that made
you trust him?

Well, it wasn't until we were stuck in
Ravu in those horrible conditions that I

began to notice that of all my tribesmen
there, I think Earl turned out to have

the work ethic.

I appreciated that. He worked very hard,
and he was the one who actually came

much closer to me than anybody else. I
was an old guy, and I felt a little bit

out of place, and I really felt quite
out of place, actually. And Earl was the

one who always came to me and talked to
me, and we did a lot of things together.

He was very hardworking, and so was I,
and so I grew an attachment to him.

And Earl, what is the status of the
friendship today? Is it truly, as you

in the show, going to be lifelong?

Yao and I will be friends for life.

For you, Earl, was there one key moment?
Do you think there was a strategic move

that helped you win this game?

The key moment was when I actually,
unfortunately, had to write down Yao's

because he was my biggest competitor,
and it's about your best chances at

winning. So that was the key moment.

And so for that to happen, it really
takes one step backwards then to go to

dreams, not... deciding to give him
immunity. I was shocked. I was

shocked.

I was already strategizing my mind to
possibly be going against Yao on what I

would say, what I would do. So when
Dream, you know, reneged on that deal, I

was, wow, I just won a million dollars.

I was like... So you really knew.

Well, I mean, it was just... It became
just basic thinking. I was like, okay,

many people, you know, everyone
interprets the game differently. So you

Yeah. You were looking at the jury
thinking I got their vote. The jury

mad. Yeah. So the question is, because
you said in the show the reason you got

rid of Yao is I wouldn't beat you. Yeah.
So let's say Dreams keeps his word.

Yao Man is now in the final three. From
the people on the jury, how many votes

does Yao Man get if he's there?

Ten.

One, two, three, four, five, six.

That is enough.

So you made a very wise decision.

And Dream, you're inadvertently, you
cost, you affected three lives here.

You cost yourself a million bucks. You
cost your young man a million bucks. And

you gave Earl a million.

I'm a good guy. I'm a good guy. What can
I say? I'm a good guy. I'm a good guy.

What can I say, you know? Three lives is
better than one.

All right, we're going to take a quick
break. We are going to come back and

to Dreams, who obviously had a very big
impact on this show. And we will hear

all about that and try to get to the
bottom of all the decisions he's made

get to the truth.

Live reunion show right after this.

Back as a child, I was pretty much
homeless because my mama started doing

And my brothers and sisters and I
decided all we got is each other and

ourselves. So it makes me know that my
fight is just beginning.

There's two people we can afford to lose
now. I ain't pointing no finger.

There's Cassandra and Lee, right?

They let me.

I'm going to help my family when I get
back.

We are back to the Survivor Fiji Live
Reunion show, Dreams.

First of all, before I get to the
questions I have for you, is it possible

to give perspective?

You grew up in such a different way than
certainly I did and I think most of us

here tonight.

Is it possible for you to give us
perspective on how that changes you

into this game and how you see this
game?

You know what I'm saying? You have such
a different perspective when you enter

this game.

I think it helped out a lot. I think it
helped out a whole bunch because I never

had a thought in my mind of stopping
because of the conditions. The

didn't really affect me.

More affected by falling into humanity,
out of humanity, like trying to make

real friends, like in life, and then
playing the game. So I couldn't separate

that. I couldn't, like, that's the only
part that kept messing me up. So it

really did have a big effect.

So I wondered out there, especially in
the beginning, if you were going to be

socially overwhelmed.

Because you hadn't maybe been in this
kind of social situations as often as

other people who work in industry or
Earl who works in advertising.

Were you at any point in this game
thinking, I'm not sure how to act? Or

have a plan the second you got there?

I planned before I got there. And the
people that didn't, I don't know where

they ended up at. But I planned before I
even got there. But when I got there

and met the people, then the plans had
to change. The plans have to change

accordingly who's there and who's not.
But the first day I got there, I talked

to Earl.

And I said, Earl, man, we got to make it
to at least the final. We actually had

a final five.

But then Earl went to Exile Island. We
split up. I was like, man, if he still

remember me, me and Cassandra stuck
together. We was part of the final five.

last three was part of the final five.

But the other two got eliminated before
we got.

to the final five. So you're saying that
from day one, every decision you made,

you knew what you were doing. You were
playing the game. You weren't learning

trying to figure it out. No, that's not
what I'm saying.

This is what I'm saying.

Okay, well, forget what you said. New
question.

Okay, give me a new question. Were
you...

In charge of everything. That's the
question everybody has, Dreams, is were

making it up or did you know what you
were doing? I was never in charge of

anything. If you could see, I never was
in charge of anything.

So I would have to, you know what I
mean, just live my way through.

But my decisions I made were so
unpredictable because if I see that

plan is always going through and we all
for a million dollars and only one

person getting a million dollars, if
your plan going through, that means my

isn't going through.

Okay, here's my question.

Did you know exactly what you were
doing?

From day one.

I don't get what you're saying.

Dreams. You know exactly what I'm
saying. This, by the way, is what it was

for 39 days.

Dreams.

Let me ask Cassandra.

Was dreams flying by the seat of his
pants or was dreams playing the part of

guy flying by the seat of his pants?

Dreams playing the part of a guy flying
by the seat of his pants. He knew

exactly. He was very.

He was very, he thought it out. We
communicated every step.

So he was a smart guy. I trusted him
because we communicated very well, and

knew what people were thinking and how
they would react to different situations

and scenarios.

So he would run them through his head,
and then he would come back and he'd

okay, this is what I think is going to
happen, and it's going to work like

And the thing that amazed me most about
Dreams was this ability to really get

back in the good graces, people after
having made some difficult decisions.

All right, well.

All right, I've got a couple more
questions about the truck then. But

do that, there are a lot of questions
around this truck negotiation and

decision not to live up to his word. But
just to remind you the chain of events,

here's a quick recap.

How badly do you need that car? You know
how bad I need a car, y 'all, man.

Here's the deal. When there are four of
us left, if you and I happen to be one

of the four, if you win the immunity for
that round, You'll give it to me.

I promise to God. You can't enforce it.
It's his word. It's his word. I'll give

you my word, y 'all. I will give y 'all
man the immunity necklace because I

appreciate what he did for me.

And I wouldn't want my son to not be a
man of his words.

All right, Dream, you have the immunity
necklace.

What are you going to do with it?

I'm going to keep it.

15th person voted out and the ninth
member of our jury, y 'all man.

So, dreams.

Here's the question.

You were all over the map in terms of
the show. At one point, you know, you

I swear to God, I want my son to see me
live up to my word.

Later in the show, you say to Cassandra
and Earl, you say, but if I do go back

in my word, better vote Yao Man out.
Otherwise, it's one of you two. So

you had ideas. Here's the question.
Here's a chance to be completely candid.

When you made that deal with y 'all man
out there in the hot Sun you wanted that

truck Did you intend to keep your word
or were you playing y 'all man from from

the get -go?

Well from the yes Okay,

when he gave me the truck I figured hey
we broke me down the consequence and

everything So I tried to get rid of y
'all man, you know saying but it didn't

work So I mean I wasn't but when it
didn't work I was like dad I ain't got

choice but to really

So, okay, wait, that's the dream.

This is, this is why you lasted so long
because this is why Alex and Mookie and

those guys were going, ah, trust him. I
don't know. I don't know if he knows.

This is what I'm going to ask. And I got
to know because the whole, the whole

end of the season centered around this
question for me.

When you said, yes, yeah, man, I'll live
up to my word. I swear to God on my

son's life. Were you playing us and
everybody?

Dreams. When you made that deal, were
you going to keep it or were you

I don't know, I'll deal with it later?

I never, it was never an intentional
deal to keep. I knew coming here, I knew

was playing a game and I knew that this
game was lost. As you see, I never told

the truth, so I never wanted to start.

So you, just to be clear, you never
intended to keep it?

I never intended to keep it. I mean,
come on, we all friends, right?

Okay, now.

And did you have any second thoughts
about maybe I should give the truck

Or is this, hey, he made the deal. I
kept it. And then I went on my own. The

more time we spent together, me and Yao,
I started talking to him. We talked

about family and stuff. And then we grew
friends, like really good friends. So

as the more time grew on, my good
thoughts started kicking in. And I

give him the truck. I wanted to actually
do that because Yao, because he was

Yao, super Yao, you know, Yao.

But then I keep back in the game mode.

And I did it. I did the right thing.
Well, I will say this for you, Dreams.

charm gets you a long way because you're
able to set up many deals and go back

on them and yet still be a likable guy
having talked to you as much as I have.

So somehow you pulled that off.

Earl, question for you about Dreams. And
I know you're going to be honest.

Yao man is talking to you thinking,
asking you, do you think he's going to

his word? And you and Cassandra said,
Yao, yeah, he's going to keep his word.

Did you really think he was going to
keep his word? Or were you thinking,

as well let Yao think he's going to keep
his word because that only helps me if

he doesn't?

I totally thought Dreams would keep his
word.

He did?

I thought he did. I thought he would.

And Dreams, the obvious question is you
tell your son, hey, it's a game. You say

whatever you want. It's out without play
out last, right?

Right. Okay.

Alright, well, the man who suffered...
Yeah?

Cassandra, did you think... Oh, well,
you told her.

Alright, enough of that. I'm moving on.

This is why tribal councils last like
two and a half hours.

Well, the man who suffered the most from
the betrayal of dreams was Yao Man,

clearly one of this season's most
popular players.

Old people are usually the first ones to
get rooted off, so I am definitely

trying to prove myself.

Now, man, pulling the evil Knievel,
going way back.

This is my million dollars.

I'm about to jump off my gym here. My
credo in life is love many, trust few,

wrong to none.

Yeah, man, obviously got a lot of fans
here.

For the moment, sticking with the truck
negotiation, this was a million -dollar

negotiation. As it got closer, did you
believe, you must have believed Dreams

was going to keep his word?

Yes, I did, all the way through.

And until the very, very last minute
before you asked him, that's only when I

thought to have a little inkling, maybe
for him to take so long to say yes or

no.

I had my fear that, no, he may at that
time change. You spent a lot of time

Dreams. What's your take on him? Were
you disappointed or impressed?

I was actually quite impressed with him.
I think he's a, you know, basically

he's a very smart guy, but, you know,
he's totally undisciplined in his

thinking.

He has flashes of genius, but he doesn't
know what to do with it. He doesn't put

it together. So, you know, things come
out of his head that go, wow, he knows

what's going on. And other times, if he
doesn't put it together, that can be

trained. I hope he gets some.

Your education and so on. You can go
anywhere you want to.

That's actually quite a compliment.

It really is. I like that. Coming from
Yao, he's the smartest man in the world.

You're really saying that you believe
dreams... The thing you said at the end

was he could do anything he wanted? He
can do anything he wanted. He just needs

to get himself together and get some
discipline in thinking.

So, Yao man, here's the thing that
really confused me about you.

You play this game strategically for 36,
37 days, 38 days, whatever it was.

And then at the last moment, you're
sitting there and you do nothing to try

persuade dreams to live up to his word.
Well, that's my stubborn streak, that

when I am convinced, I have difficulty
convincing myself that I was wrong about

dreams. I convince myself that he will
live up to his end of deal.

After I've done that, for me to at the
end say, no, I was wrong, I find that,

you know, that's my...

failing that i couldn't tell myself i
was wrong better make a new deal with

so because of that so your gut was
telling you i need to do something about

pride and my pride and my stubbornness
say i'm i'm right about him i cannot be

wrong about him and well i was wrong so

What's been the reaction on the streets?
Obviously here tonight, you know, the

audience watching the show as it played
back loved you. Are people coming up to

you on the streets?

Yes, quite often.

I've been recognized and they haven't
come up to me and asked for autographs

so on. And it's a new feeling.

Is it a good feeling? It's a good
feeling. And at first when I hear people

calling my name Yao Man on the street, I
take a double take because...

It's not a common name, so when someone
calls me, I look over and say, I should

know that person because he knows my
name, and I go, I feel embarrassed. I

remember his name, but then I realize,
oh, they know my name from the show.

All right, well, up next, love him or
hate him, Rocky was certainly one of

season's most colorful characters.

We'll talk to him and one guy he did not
get along with, Anthony.

That's next. And now taking us to break,
our very own Survivor composers, Russ

Landau and David Vannifor.

Welcome back to the Survivor, a live CG
reunion show.

Well, every season on Survivor, there's
one guy that we hope will be sort of a

go -to guy that'll give us something no
matter what the situation.

Without question, this season that guy
was Rocky.

I'm going crazy, bro.

For some reason, Anthony, you just
consistently irritate the f*** out of

You're a man.

At least the way I was raised, I gotta
act like one. All I can do is try to get

people quiet up. I can lead by example.

He wanted me to take my t -shirt and
hang myself from a palm tree. Bring it,

bro. Stick to this guy. Let's go, Jeff.
Let's play the game. So why don't we

just call Jeff up right now on the Jeff
phone and go, Hey, Jeff, we're ready to

vote somebody off today.

You know, I... I say, you know, we look
for a go -to guy, and it's really true,

and it doesn't take anything away from
anyone else or one way or the other, but

Rocky always delivered. You always had
something to say, and you didn't

to say it.

What's the reaction when people see you?
Because you're, on the show, you're

abrasive and kind of a wild card. Do
they come up to you? Yeah, they come up,

you know, take a picture or something,
you know, say hello, and say that I'm

the angry maniac, you know, all the
time. I had a sandwich that day, and,

know, things are going all right. You
know what I mean?

When you describe the show to people,
what do you say? Like, how do you

this experience?

Well,

one guy that you didn't have a good time

with is conveniently sitting right to
your right. Wow, that's so weird how

happened. Yeah.

Anthony clearly didn't get along with
Rocky in general and sort of had a tough

go of it your whole time out there. Take
a look, Anthony, at this.

I'm a nerd.

I know this. I'm a nerd, I'm a geek, I'm
a dooebo, whatever the hell you want to

call it. I have been for forever.

I'm obviously the weakest person on the
tribe.

And I got my work cut out for me.

Or cookies been left by the fire to tend
the fire and make the water while all

the boys go out fishing.

Cinderella. Black male Cinderella.

I tried it on my face early on, and you
know what? I got knocked back. You can't

give up, bro.

You can't give up. Who says I gave up?
If you get knocked back, you stand back

up, and you take another knock on the
mouth. You act like a little girl

sometimes, okay?

Once again. You're feminine.

No, no, no. Toughen up. This is why I
don't say anything.

Keep going, man. Fight for what's yours.

Take the skirt off a little bit. Let's
go.

And I don't want to start another
argument between you two guys, but at

and I said this to you, Anthony, I felt
that in his own twisted way, Rocky was

actually trying to nudge you to fight
back a little more.

When you watched that, had to watch it
again, did you see anything different,

was it just hard to watch it again?

You know, it's hard to watch it again,
but really, I look at it and, you know,

yeah.

What it was for me, like watching it the
second time around.

you know, this guy is hungry, he's
crazy, you know, when he gets hungry and

thirsty. And for me not to fight back,
it was part of my strategy. Like, I

didn't want to be confrontational, but
Rocky wanted me to be confrontational,

you know, so.

Are you any different as a result of
this experience?

You know, I know that I can put up with
a lot more than I ever thought I ever

could, which is fine because I work with
lawyers, so, you know, Alex.

Oh, yeah, Alex, you were in full lawyer
mode at Final Tribal. Can you repeat

said question, please? Stop, stop, stop.

I got a question for you. In a nutshell,
why did you guys trust Dreams, going

back to that, because he was betraying
everybody, and I kept wondering when

come to Tribal and you guys, you and
Mookie and Edgardo would still be

what was the reason?

You know, at that moment, you develop a
personal relationship with somebody.

And you have to, like, go with your gut.
You take a chance on everybody, right?

Everybody you trust, you only trust so
far.

But dreams is our best bet given the
situation.

It's just your best bet, you know? You
just do what you have to do. Dreams or

Lisey.

Lisey, you know, wanted to maybe go
home.

Lisey. That's what it was. The question
for you, for me, is, is that you?

Because you were funny, mean, sad,
happy.

Is that Lisey we saw out there you? Do
you kind of live your life with your

emotions on your sleeve?

Well, I mean, yeah. You have to. What
are you supposed to do? I can't do that.

That's too much work. I'm too lazy for
that covering up madness.

I got to do it that way.

See?

Rock and roll, baby.

Rock and roll. I should give you a nod.
You were a go -to woman as well. You

gave us a lot out there.

You took a lot of knocks out there. And
by the way, for anybody that saw the

episode in which his knee popped, I give
you my word that's not any sound effect

at all. And we all know who were out
there.

How is your knee, by the way?

I have a torn ACL, Jeff.

Oh, you do?

Yeah.

Wow. So you're going to get it fixed?

I don't know. Maybe I'll take some of
this money and get it fixed, but

not.

So you just wedged it back into place
out there. I don't know what happened. I

was in pain and straightened it out. I
don't think I heard it. Everyone else

heard it. I just felt pain. We heard it.

I saw it on the show.

Michelle, if it weren't for you, Ravi
would still be trying to make fire. You

did something virtually nobody has done
on our show.

And as one of the youngest people to
ever be on this show, what does this do

you? Because if you're an older person,
this could just be a fun adventure. When

you're young, does it form any lasting
impression or influence your life?

Well, I mean, I think it proves that it
doesn't matter how old you are. It just

matters if you have the right attitude
and you know what your goal is.

And what was your goal coming in?

To win a million dollars, but after a
couple twists and turns maybe, that

quite work out for me.

But we'll see.

Edgardo, you got blindsided. You know,
all of a sudden you were out of the

Everything always points back to dreams,
doesn't it?

Funny how that goes.

But you said something really
interesting in the last episode, that

actually gave you a new appreciation.

for family back home which isn't
something i would have guessed you would

from the time i spent with you is that
you realize i mean you're there by

yourself and uh and you don't have any i
mean you can't trust anybody and i got

really blindsided so at that time i felt
homesick i was like i really want to

see my family so so that's why i said
that does it really though does it

you that there are people in your life
you can trust and everybody else yeah it

does it does i mean you're there by
yourself i mean 39 days but it's a lot

longer than than the 39 days so so i was
thinking about my family a lot all

right well up next I think it's fair to
say that Survivor takes a bigger... Oh,

nice comment. I got it.

Takes a bigger physical and mental toll
than anybody can imagine. And up next,

we're going to talk to Gary about being
evacuated.

Plus, which of these Survivors do you
think actually gained 20 pounds in

preparation for the show?

First, here's a little reminder of how
tough this season was.

You're in the biggest group of losers
that survivors ever seen. Fuck.

I'm skinning in homeless people right
now. Are you serious? They're getting

nutrition than they die.

Water.

Crazy. What's happening here, bro?

Welcome back. The Survivor Fiji Reunion
Show.

Tonight's finale was our 200th episode
of Survivor, and I'm still asked by

people, are the survivors really
starving? Are they really sleeping on

Are they really eating shellfish? In
other words, how real is Survivor? Who

better to speak to that than Gary?

Guy had been in Vietnam and had to be
evacuated because of, it was literally

thousands of fire ant bites.

The fire ants got to me the worst.

It's a tough condition. There's no way
around it. I mean, you know, sometimes

it's... the question is always asked is
that life changing well i don't really

want my life to change because my life
is really good but it did physically

change me which i kind of had a load up
on the guys you probably

had

it as tough as anybody you never got the
good beach You had the immunity idol,

and then your buddy used it, and it
betrayed and all that. What was the

part for you?

The worst part was probably just going
to tribal council, every single tribal

council. I think almost every single
tribal council, sitting there in the

always wondering if I want to be the
next person to go. And, you know, thanks

dreams, you know, I eventually had that
dream. I probably got blown off.

Stacey, you know, Mookie talked about
the emotional part of going to tribal

worrying. We had a challenge where you
took a lot of personal hits where people

said, you know, in other words, they
didn't necessarily like you as much.

Same question is with Anthony. When you
see that back on the show, is it harder

to watch or are you able to get some
perspective when you see it?

No, I got grounded from that whole
challenge. I mean,

I didn't get it changed me and my
perspective on myself and other people.

turned into a positive?

Yeah. Wow.

That's a great way to take that. It
could have gotten me down, but I didn't

it because I'm not like that.

Liliana, you are the person who gained
20 pounds before we came on the show

in preparation for being out there a
long time, which didn't necessarily

What prompted you to gain 20?

I mean, that's a big decision, 20
pounds. Well, you know, I probably

a little bit. And I did call my mother
and tell her to get cooking and create

tacos for me. But I didn't want to be
medevaced out from, you know.

for being malnutritioned or anything, so
I wanted reserves. So that's why I

gained weight.

And I was definitely thinking, I'm going
to win this game. So I'm going to stick

it out.

I'm going to be there.

I had to lose weight after that. A
couple quick questions for the people I

haven't talked to because we're running
out of time. How proud are your kids of

you for being out there?

Oh, my goodness.

You want to ask them?

I think and I hope that they're very
proud because they are the main reason

I did this. And as I said, you know,
stick to your dream.

Don't give up.

I never gave up. I had to be voted off.

Sylvia.

Quick plug for you, because as the bossy
architect, you actually have a nice

thing that's just happened. Give us that
quick update.

Right. Well, a project that we designed,
it's a beautiful house in Utah, has

been selected to be on a brand new show
on HGTV. It's called Extreme Building,

and it's going to be showing early next
year.

Congratulations. Thank you.

Erica.

Quickly, how frustrating to not get to
play this game very long?

Oh, it was very frustrating.

I mean, that was the main reason I was
here, because I thought I was physically

able to do it. You were. You were
surprised, as were you, Jessica. Did you

any friends with only three days out
there?

I did, because after I got voted out, I
ended up with amazing people and bonded

for life.

Good. All right. Well, thank you, guys.
All right. When we come back, we're

going to give you a sneak peek at our
next location.

It's a Survivor, PG Library Union show
here on CBS.

Welcome to a close. We are packing our
bags and heading out for our 15th

Take a look.

This fall, Survivor leaves the tropical
island setting for something completely

different.

This is China, where the modern world
meshes with 5 ,000 years of

colorful history.

This is the first time a major American
television program will shoot an entire

series on location in the heart of
China.

The adventure will play out in the
shadows of a sacred mountain on the

a remote lake in a land known for
tigers, giant pandas, snow leopards, and

ancient traditions.

A new group of castaways will battle
each other and the element to outwit,

outplay, and outlap.

Survivor is going to China.

Tomorrow morning on The Early Show on
CBS, Earl will receive his check for $1

million. You can own a piece of Survivor
Fiji by bidding on one -of -a -kind

memorabilia to benefit the Elizabeth
Glazer Pediatric Foundation.

The website's on the screen now. And if
you have what it takes to be on our

show, go to cbs .com for more details.

Earl has the final world.

A message to his mom. She can't hear
you, but go ahead and say it. For my

mother, for Happy Mother's Day to you.

We will see you in China.

Earl just gave away half his money.

Good night.