All language subtitles for Survivor.s18e01

This is Brazil, known for its beautiful
people, the world's greatest soccer,

spectacular beaches, and the most
vibrant and dynamic cities in the world.

But

for

these 16 Americans, their adventure will
play out in one of the most deserted

and unforgiving sections of Brazil.

token cheese the temperatures in this
high desert are brutal and can top 120

degrees and sudden storms can ignite
dangerous wildfires in an instant

this vast region covers over 100 000
square miles and is one of the most

isolated places on earth the rivers if
you can find them provide the only

source of water but you'll have to share
it with every other wild animal trying

to survive.

They've traveled for days to get here.

They've already been divided into two
tribes, Jalapau in red and Timbira in

black. And although no one has spoken to
each other, first impressions are

already forming.

Call Spiky Hair a model boy.

Love him. He just seems like a good guy
to have around.

The younger brunette, she comes off to
me as kind of being the bitch.

We have the strung out old lady, and it
is sort of encouraging to have her

because you know you're not going to be
the first to go. The real tall boy, I

think he's like a geek. I think I should
be able to lead him around real easy.

I've been sick. I got some bad tonsils.
I've been trying to hide it so I don't

get bloated out.

This blonde, I have an unfortunate
feeling she's going to crumble.

They come from different walks of life.
16 Americans forced to work together to

create a new society while battling the
elements and each other. They must learn

to adapt or they'll be voted out.

In the end, only one will remain to
claim the million dollar prize.

39 days, 16 people, one survivor.

Welcome to Survivor Token Teams.

You guys ready to get this game started?

Oh, yeah. Let's go.

We have our two tribes, Jalapal in red,
Timbera in black.

Now you're going to get your first
chance to work together. This truck is

with supplies that will make your stay
here in Brazil a bit easier.

You will have 60 seconds to gather as
much as you can.

Your time starts now because this game
is on.

Everything you can get your hands on.

If for no other reason than to make sure
the other tribe doesn't get it.

Don't break it. No good broken.

That was most important. Ten seconds
left.

Five,

four, three, two, one. That's it.

Everybody off.

All right. First impressions.

Guy in the black shirt.

What did you notice about your tribe? It
seemed like we all knew what we were

going to get. We got all the water.

We got all the beans.

We got everything we needed. Did you
realize that? You guys have no water,

you didn't get any of the bags of food.
Yeah, we'll be all right.

Take a look around.

Brazilian Highlands.

Beautiful part of Brazil, but extremely
harsh.

It's 110 right now, and it's early.

You're going to be hot.

You're going to get wet.

Here's a map and a compass to your new
home.

It's about a four -hour trek to your
camp.

You got a lot of stuff to carry, and
it's about to get just a little bit more

difficult.

We're going to have our first vote, and
one person from each tribe is not going

to make this journey.

Game on.

Let's play it hard right from the
beginning.

Let's get rid of the weak players even
before we start, and this is going to

the tone for the whole time.

Very little information to base this
vote on.

First impressions go a long way in this
game.

All right, one at a time. We're going to
reveal votes. We're going to start with

Jalapal. I wrote down Grammy.

Who's Grammy?

Grammy's going to be the older lady.

What's your name? Sandy.

Sandy.

Two for Sandy.

Okay, that's two for Sandy. Guy with
glasses and peachy orange shirt.

Steven. Steven. That's two for Sandy.
One vote for Steven.

Three for Sandy.

That is three for Sandy.

The older lady for Sandy. I'm sorry.

That is four for Sandy. One for Steven.

Older lady. Sandy.

That's five.

There's only eight. Five is enough.
Sandy, over here with me.

Sandy, you can't be happy about this.

I'm pissed.

I am so pissed.

Obviously, I didn't know it was going to
be like this as far as them being able

to vote before, you know, we got to know
each other or whatever.

But I bet when the youngest one drops
out first, you'll see who can handle the

heat. All right, Timbera, let's see what
damage you've done.

I said gray and black sweat T -shirt.
She just looked really hot on the trip.

What's your name?

Sierra. Sierra. That's one for Sierra.

Zebra striped top.

Two for Sierra.

You look shocked already, Sierra.

Yeah, well, I have strep throat, so I
got it three days ago, and I'm on

antibiotics right now, so... Sierra.

Sierra. That is three for Sierra.

What's your name? Erin.

That's three votes Sierra, one vote
Erin.

Blonde girl with jeans and striped
shirt.

That is four for Sierra. One more, and
you're out, Sierra.

Young lady, blonde, with black and white
blouse, Sierra.

Sierra, that's five. That's enough. Head
over.

Sierra, you look angry and shocked.

I think I could have brought a lot to
this team.

I'm sorry. I have a fever of 102, but
that's your choice.

Fine by me.

Well, let's be clear. I said you will
not take part in this adventure.

This adventure is a four -hour trek to
camp.

You guys both made very strong first
impressions. The good news is you get a

chance to change those impressions
because while these guys are trekking

four hours carrying all of the camp
supplies, you're going to fly to camp in

helicopter. Thank you, God.

I wouldn't be celebrating, Sandy.

This is a game about social integration.

You have been outcast immediately.

This wasn't even close.

Smiles is not what I'd be doing. I'd be
thinking about how do I start working to

change an impression that I have given
these guys.

You guys have a long journey ahead of
you. You need to get to camp. You need

start working on shelter.

All right, you guys have some work to do
if you want to stay in this game.

Bird's coming in.

Head on over. Have a good flight.

Does

anybody

ever wanted to come to Brazil?

Yes. Yeah, definitely.

This thing is getting heavy.

My partial motivation for being here is
to get rid of the rest of my baby

weight.

I'm 19 years old. As far as I know, I'm
the youngest

contestant ever on Survivor.

And I am obsessed with it. I have
watched every season. I love the

aspect. I like the challenges.

But the trek was treacherous. It was
hot. The sun was high.

It was not easy by any means.

Hold up, JT. Hold on. Let's just make
sure we're going the right way. Y 'all

cool with that?

Okay.

You know how to read that, right?
Remember, the compass always face north.

want to put the compass down with the
map, but this is north.

Well, we can't do that because it's
always going to face that way.

Okay. Turn that map like that.

There you go.

I'm JT. I'm 24 years old, and I'm from
Sampson, Alabama.

I manage a black Angus cattle ranch. I'm
in hot weather every day, so I'm

accustomed to the weather.

mosquitoes, things of that nature. All
you do is find 112 and line it up. I

mean, it's literally right on the notch.

I know I'm going to be good at catching
fish, and I know I'm going to be good at

providing, but that will also put me out
in front of everybody else. It's a

threat eventually.

So the biggest challenge for me is going
to be fitting in with the people.

Have a nice day.

When I saw at least one sort of good old
-fashioned southern boy, I thought, I'm

a little bit screwed.

Don't really see us connecting on too
many levels. I don't know how much he's

going to like the anxious New York Jew.

The farther we walk north, it's going to
be farther.

So if we're veering to the left, we're
cutting the whole corner off. Okay, good

point. Yeah, fair enough.

I mean, I'm not trying to be bossy or
anything. No, I like it. If it gets us

there sooner, do it.

If it gets us to Sandy sooner, I am all
for that. All right, let's do it.

Sunday. Perfect.

Yeah, follow JT.

Just kind of keep me lined up, Joe.

Yeah.

Okay.

We can do it.

This is hard.

Yeah, this has gotten too heavy.

Yeah. What the hell am I doing out here?
I'm hairstylist.

The last time I went camping, I was
maybe in the seventh grade.

Dude,

what else do you do to stay in shape?

Eat potato chips and watch TV.

No, seriously, you've got to do
something else.

Where do I work out? I go to the gym.
Yeah, I go to the gym. I just got back

from Afghanistan on a 12 -month tour.
I'm with the South Carolina Army

Guard. And I am a first sergeant. I have
100 men under me.

I stay pretty active.

And I know how to give orders.

But as a survivor, everybody has their
own individual mind. So I'm going to try

to keep it low -key as I can.

I don't want to be in charge. If you're
in charge, you don't last too long.

And then we've got to go all the way
until we find a bird tree.

I consider myself a renaissance man
adventurer.

I'm a university head soccer coach, and
the polar opposite of that is that I'm

the conductor and artistic director of a
symphony in Northern California.

We're going to go there. Stop.

Look at the map again.

I've always used to being a leader by
inspiring, pulling out the best in

everybody, because as we all know, a
team's only as good as its weakest

I want to tell you something. I want to
change this game.

It's survival of the weakest.

It's survival of the...

People that can't survive in the wild,
and you and I can change this game by

making the strong survive.

If we look back at our ancestors,
whether it be American Indian, whether

the North Vikings, whether it be the
samurai warrior, they prayed for an

opponent that was worthy enough to
defeat them and died with honor and

the battle. So I know I'm making myself
honorable to you by letting that out of

the bag first, but that's what I'm
talking about. You and me changing

Coach, like right away.

He came in and said, you know, I want to
tell you how I'm playing this game. But

it kind of throws up a red flag being
like, one, is he lying?

And two, we're here to play and to win a
game. And I don't think any of us wants

a coach in that process.

Iron sharpens iron, baby.

Hey, let's rock and roll, okay?

Let's go. Let's rock and roll.

My tribe had to, like, travel by foot.
And, you know, I got to ride in the

helicopter. But I couldn't take it all
in because I was still pissed.

Because the first thing they want to do
is get rid of the old gal.

I'm glad I'm here first.

And then they can't see me with the
emotion of the first boat.

It scares me so bad.

But now I'm going to make it to 39 days.
I'm going to show them.

Because maybe I am the older woman, but
I'm older and I'm wiser.

And this game is mine.

That's what I believe with all my heart.

I'll let the game begin.

Welcome to camp.

Your tribe chose to leave you behind.

Now it's your turn to make a decision.

You have a few hours before your tribe
arrives.

You can start setting up your camp,
which may curry favor with your new

mates, or you can use your time to
serve.

For a hidden immunity idol, which would
guarantee your safety the first time

Jalapeno, I don't know how to say that,
whatever, okay, goes to tribal council.

So what do you do?

I'm looking for the idol. That's what
I'm doing. You better hurry.

Your tribe is on its way. A stick marks
the spot on your biggest

beach. Dig for a while and assistance
you'll reach.

Oh, my God.

Okay, I'm going to the beach, and I'm
going to go find my idol.

Oh, my God.

When I first got here and I seen, you
know, the supplies or whatever, some

little wood laying there and stuff and
rope, I thought I can go back there and

try to make up this cape, you know, that
they probably won't even like anyway

because this old woman made it, and it
still ain't going to keep my name off

that piece of paper.

So I'm going to look for the idol, and
that's the bottom line because you've

to look out for number one, and that's
me.

I'm here at Timber alone because I was
looked at as a weakness, which was very

hurtful. But they don't know me at all.
I bring a lot, a lot of good strength to

this.

A note says, welcome to camp. Your tribe
chose to leave you behind.

Thanks a lot. You can start setting up
camp, or you can use this time to search

for a hidden unity idol, which would
guarantee your safety the first time

goes to tribal council.

So what do you do?

People may think this is a really stupid
idea, but I'm going to continue to

build my camp. They say that first
impressions are everlasting.

but hopefully I'll change their opinion
of me.

Yeah, I could go and try to look for an
immunity idol and try to protect my

butt, but my prerogative is looking good
in the eyes of my crew. I mean, if you

don't redeem yourself, you're pretty
much in the doghouse forever.

Have you seen a tarantula yet, PT?

Not yet.

You will know when I see a tarantula.

I guess we're going the right way.

Keep going.

Tell me you see the flag.

I see it.

Finally.

Before sundown. That is a god.

I hope my tribe's here.

I'm going to hide this note.

I might come in useful later.

Because I haven't found it yet.

Hello, Keevan.

Sandy, is that you?

Hi,

Sandy. Hi, I'm so sorry.

Sandy, why is our house so... We had
just trucked for hours

carrying pots and watermelons. And then
we get here and it's like, Sandy didn't

do anything. And I was just like, great,
you've been chilling here.

and I still got to do stuff. No, I don't
care what you call me as long as you

keep me on your tribe.

Everybody was kind of just all laughs
and smiles, and they had just all

my name down. But, you know, screw you,
because, you know, the bottom line is

this. When we go to tribal council,
you're going to write down my name

Now, why the hell do I even want to
waste my energy on trying to get in your

good graces when I wasn't even ever
there, wasn't an option?

You all are here. Okay, yes, and look.
How do you say our name?

I know what I have to do, and that's
find that idol. I'd love to outwit them

you know, trick them one time at least.
Let them write down my name and say, no,

lookie, I got the idol.

You know, I would love to do that.

Go slow.

I can't see them.

Watch out for those holes.

Try and step over them again.

We've got to get fired up here.

It may be midnight, but we're going to
make it.

She's been doing a lot.

You're so lucky you missed that. I've
built a whole entire shelter for eight

people.

Thank you.

So, you guys, all I want to say is I was
kind of really sick, and I was hiding

it because I thought it was a weakness.

Yeah, I probably would have voted for
myself not knowing what was wrong with

because I did look like I was tired. You
couldn't have done what we did today. I

couldn't because I have a fever.

Sierra, she's a great, sweet kid. She's
got a sweet spirit.

She did do a lot of work, and, of
course, we appreciate that. Did it

anything when you found out that I was
sick? Did it make sense? Yeah, it did.

Yeah, it made a big difference. Yeah, we
felt like a bunch of, you know.

But, you know, let's face it. You can't
change what we did together as a tribe.

It bonded all of us. And, unfortunately,
you know, Sierra was not there. And,

obviously, I'm pushing for the strong to
survive.

So I think that Sierra, even though
she's awesome, she's got to go.

Ladies, post on the ground, and then lay
these croclaves, and you're still that

far off the ground. There you go.

Things at camp are shaping up okay.
We've got a shelter built now. We

got our floor done, but it's going to
get better. We're going to work on a

little more.

We need to get this one back up there.

And the good thing about it is we'll
have extra left so we can either make a

chair or put a wall up.

Do you think that's going to be worth
it?

I don't know. It's going to take us all
day. That's a lot of work. I don't know

if I want to start that right now.

Let's try to get everything done as soon
as possible and then relax.

It's hard for me to keep my opinion to
myself, but I'm hoping that my tribe...

really understand that shelter is
extremely important and that we buckle

and get that going.

So what I'm going to do, I'm going to go
use the restroom, and I'm going to take

up anything I think we might need. I
don't know.

Is that cool? That's totally cool.

All right. I'm going to mosey on down
this way.

All right.

Okay,

I've bought myself a few minutes, and
I'm going over here to the beach to see

I can't find that idol again.

Okay, I'm looking for the idol.

Yeah, because this was the stick that
marked the spot.

I hope and pray.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh.

Okay. Jen, pace this.

You'll walk toward the lone palm tree.
Dig in the sand. The next clue you will

see. Ten paces? I wonder what a pace is.

All right.

Pace gods, give me a clue of how many
paces.

What's a pace?

Where did Sandy go? She went to the
bathroom. She went looking for stuff.

By herself?

Yeah.

Kind of anti -social.

This is so brutal.

i can't imagine number one what 10 paces
is and there's a lone palm tree

for my next clue

i'm really at a loss right

now but i'm definitely not going to give
up looking for that idol

That's it, no more water. Water's out.

We've already emptied the water that we
pulled off the truck, so me, Debbie, and

Tyson decided to go down and fill up our
canteen.

Hey, you think I can shed my underwear?

Being from Utah, you'd think I'd be a
shirt and tie, nerdy glasses, but I'm

probably not the stereotypical Mormon.

He's naked!

Wow.

I'm probably more of a free spirit.
Well, he doesn't want his clothes wet

the challenge.

This is not going to be pretty.

Having somebody that can make you laugh
in an environment like this where

everybody's dirty and tired, I think
people appreciate that.

You can look if you want. It's your
show, Tyson.

But when it comes down to it, I want
that million dollars.

I've got expensive furs on my shoulder,
jewels on these pretty fingers.

We're talking big time. I'll wear a
tiara, a man tiara. Do they make those?

You guys ready to get to your first
challenge?

Yeah. For today's challenge, six members
of each tribe will race across a series

of sand hills and into the river. You
must then retrieve your raft loaded with

puzzle planks.

Once you have the raft back to shore,
you'll untie the rope, release puzzle

planks. You'll then race those puzzle
planks back to the start where the two

remaining tribe members will use those
puzzle planks to build a staircase.

Each puzzle plank is different and must
be placed at the corresponding step.

Once you have all your tribe members to
the top of the staircase, any two tribe

members must work together to navigate a
peg through a table maze, allowing you

to release your tribe flag.

First tribe to raise their flag wins.

Want to know what you're playing for?

Yeah. First of all, you are playing for
fire.

Fire in the form of flint, in addition.

You are playing for the most important
thing in this game. Oh, wow.

Immunity. Oh.

Immunity guarantees you cannot be voted
out.

Worth playing for? Yes, sir.

Give you a minute to strategize. We will
get started.

Build the staircase for Jalapal, Taj,
and Sandy.

Build the staircase for Timbera, Sierra,
and Aaron. Everybody else is running.

Here we go for fire and immunity.

Survivors ready?

Go!

You can run, jump, fly over these hills.

Attack them.

JT ahead of the path.

You've got to get to the raft before you
can unclip.

Both tribes at their raft at the same
time.

Jalapal heading back with their raft.
Timbera heading back with their raft.

Carolina struggling to stay up.

Ice is really pulling the weight for
Timbera.

You cannot start working on this until
everybody's across the line.

Everybody, let's go.

Red, you're good.

Black, you're good.

Start untying those planks and get them
back to the start.

Just slide them out.

Joe heading back for Jalapau.

Tyson taking a big heavy load for
Timbera. Good job, Tyson.

Come on, Joe.

You can do it, Joe. Come on, Joe.

On the mat or on the foot?

Carolina.

It's 120 degrees today.

Already taking its toll. Three days in
Brazil and people are struggling.

Timbera, start working on your
staircase.

Jalapal, you've got to get your last
planks back.

Come on, kid, there you go. Now bring me
some planks, baby.

Jalapal, start working on it.
Everybody's working on their staircase.

Sandy and Taj are working it for
Jalapal.

Aaron and Sierra are working it for
Timbera. Okay, I need three wide on the

left. Jalapal's starting to pull ahead a
little bit.

Aaron and Sierra not panicking, though,
keeping their calm, taking their time.

Sierra getting involved now for Timbera.
This one's next.

Sandy calling the shots for Jalapal.

The two people nobody wanted are now
leading their tribe.

It's a 3 -3, no spaces.

That's it.

Jalapal increasing their lead now.

Jalapal with their left.

Jalapal is giving Jalapal a huge lead.

Jalapal working on the final table maze.

Sierra fighting hard to keep her tribe
in it.

You're very close. Timbera very close.

Timbera two steps away from being back
in it.

Timbera. Complete third staircase.

Two people inside.

A tough first challenge with immunity on
the line.

Umbira working well together.

Aaron and Brendan moving quickly through
this maze.

Spencer and Sidney struggling a little
bit.

Umbira has erased the lead Jalapal had.

We're very even right now.

Community on the line. Nobody wants to
go to tribal council.

Nothing good ever happens at tribal
council.

Timbera now with a bit of a lead if they
are right.

Take your time.

Timbera very close. Brendan and Aaron
can smell it. Take your time. First

challenge. The first win is this close.

That's it!

Timbira, congratulations.

Fire. Yeah.

Fire. That'll make camp life a lot
easier, right? Yeah.

And immunity.

Yeah, right.

No tribal council for Timbira, nobody
going home.

Jalapal, bad news for you guys.

Tribal council tonight, the first person
will be voted out of this game, and

it's coming from your tribe. You have
the afternoon to figure out who it's

to be. Head back to camp.

We got food.

Tribal Council was the one thing that I
was dreading because I don't want to

vote for Sandy. I mean, she worked her
ass off at the challenge, but I don't

know who else to vote for.

The challenge, it was just
heartbreaking.

The votes for Sandy, unfortunately.

But with every failure, there's an
opportunity for growth. That's one of my

number one things.

What can our tribe do better at camp?

Maybe we'd be a little bit more
organized.

Our little projects, we never finish
them. We always stop.

We never get done.

Like our shelter.

It's just like that. We'd love to just
do it all once, but we're dehydrated and

hungry. I totally agree. I totally
agree.

You know, when it gets a little cooler
today, let's wrap it up.

But how would that help us in the
challenges? I'm not making a suggestion.

Don't get defensive.

Just listen for a second.

When we first came back, we're hot,
we're exhausted, we're lost. And the

thing you're going to tell somebody is
you need to clean up? Clean up the

outdoors? Are you kidding me?

Basically, I mean,

you can listen. I don't care. But I just
wanted to tell you, sometimes you panic

a bit and you get whiny. Oh, I know. You
need to curb that because it's only

going to cause tension in the group.

It's just going to cause frustration.

I totally agree. I'm just telling you my
viewpoint.

No, I know. I know. And that's why I'm
pulling you to the side so you can

understand. I'm not going to tell
anybody else. I'm going to tell you so

completely understand what I'm talking
about. I totally agree with you.

Tosh called me out and...

She was right.

When it comes to, like, working or
getting things done, you know, I can get

opinionated and do speak my mind.

Now, like, I've just been thinking about
checking myself.

Frankly, Sandy on the stairs did a
fantastic job.

And for a 53 -year -old woman, she is
strong.

I mean, unless everybody else is just
dead set on getting rid of Sandy, which

would disagree with, I wholeheartedly
campaign.

Sandy or whatever we want.

My first impression of Sandy was that
she might be a liability in challenges,

but she proved today that, you know, not
so much. She did a great job.

She's really into this, and it's kind of
like, why should we just, just based on

first impressions, sort of, and for no
other reason, just kind of get rid of

her. Just so you know what happened and
what this means for Council and I, we

get back to the water.

First thing that Carolyn starts talking
about is how we need to finish stuff

around Cam.

And honestly, I don't know if Sandy
outperformed her. It was

a different task, but I don't think
Carolyn stuck out ahead of her heels.

Between Sandy and Carolyn, it's kind of
a tricky decision, being that it's

pretty close.

as to how they'll perform in future
challenges and how they'll add to the

of the camp. The first option is
obviously Sandy, just based on how old

But Carolyn can be very bossy, and it's
gotten worse.

So in this environment, that bossy
streak will get old really quick.

I just feel bad because I feel like you
and I, like when I put down that older

lady from that vote, I felt like... You
know, I know that hurt your feelings,

and when I realized that it did, like, I
genuinely felt really bad.

Right. And I'm sorry.

And I'm sorry for, like, yesterday.

I just wish you didn't lose that you had
to go home.

Yeah, yeah.

But that's okay. You know, you don't
have to be sorry, you know, or anything.

But, you know, if I'm the one to go,
then that's just the way it is.

I'm glad I'm here today, and I'm hoping
I'm going to be here tomorrow.

But I believe my tribe is voting for me.

So I'm going to look for that idol.

I'm definitely going to figure out what
10 paces are, and I'm going to dig this

time under anything and everything, I
guess.

Behind each of you is a torch. Go ahead
and grab a torch.

Approach a flame.

Dip it in and get fire.

This is part of the ritual of tribal
council because in this game, fire

represents your life.

As long as you have fire still in the
game when your fire's gone, so are you.

That will be the case for one of you
tonight.

All right, let's go back to the
beginning.

Sandy, within the first five minutes,
you were voted out of your tribe based

the first impression that you were
simply too old.

Well, I guess I summed it up with the
first response when it said, I'm pissed

because, you know, I've got my heart in
this game and I want to stay in this

game.

JT, what are you guys talking about in
regards to Sandy? You already voted her

out. Now she gets a free ride back to
camp.

Well, we did it strategically, tried to
make the group stronger. That was our

point of view. We hoped she'd be at
least rounding up wood or getting a camp

picked down when we got there. We didn't
really know what to expect.

So, Sydney, you had an expectation.

She better be at camp doing something.

Definitely. And she definitely greeted
us with open arms. But the next day was

little different than I thought she was
going to be. She didn't really do much

around camp. She was going off by
herself a lot.

Sandy, let's explore that for a minute.
It seems like after everything you went

through on day one, the expectation
would be on day two that you got some

recovering to do.

Sure, but I wanted to collect my
thoughts, get all that out of my head so

could go back into them with nothing but
positive, which I did.

And so are you trying to figure out,
okay, they're seeing me as an old lady.

I know.

So do you start thinking, how do I
change that perception?

No, because I'm the old lady no matter
what. But the old lady can also fit into

this tribe of all these kids that could
be mine.

Sandy, you a little crazy?

I'm a lot crazy.

So you're used to people looking at you
and kind of going, hmm, not sure, kind

of amusing, little odd.

Mm -hmm.

That's how it happens with me. I don't
know why, but I like it.

Carolina, is it fair to vote out Sandy
just because she's old? She can't change

that. I don't necessarily think that
it's fair, but I felt like our team

smart, and we could explain it a hundred
times, but it is what it is. What do

you think the first impression of you
was?

I'm very boisterous, so I'm not afraid
to say my opinion.

And I could say that I came across a
little demanding to get things done.

Sometimes my directness comes across
like maybe a little whiny, and I check

myself before I speak, and I openly
admit that.

All right, it is time to get to the
vote.

JT, you're up.

I hope you're going to be the first one
voted out and not me.

I'll go tally the votes.

Once the votes are read, the decision is
final. The person voted out will be

asked to leave the tribal council area
immediately.

Tally the votes.

First vote, Sandy.

Carolina.

Carolina. That's two votes Carolina, one
vote Sandy.

Carolina. Three votes Carolina, one vote
Sandy.

Carolina. That's four votes Carolina.

One vote Sandy.

First person voted out a survivor token
chain.

Carolina.

That's five. That's enough. You need to
bring me a torch.

Carolina, the tribe has spoken.

Well, two things are very clear from
tonight's Tribal Council.

You're willing to change your first
impressions, and you're willing to

each other. Good news about coming to
Tribal Council, you will go home with

fire. Oh, yeah.

Thank you.

Grab your stuff, head back to camp. Good
night.

Stay tuned for scenes from our next
episode.

I just got completely blindsided.

I'm the first person voted off. I'm not
going to lie. Like, I'm pissed off.

Like, this sucks.

It's embarrassing.

However, I'm going to be the bigger
person and wish them well. I think

what got me voted off was my mouth. You
know, it's a lesson learned that I

totally got to do. You guys are good.

Good.