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Previously on Survivor, 16 strangers
were marooned on Taratau Island in
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Thailand. The two oldest survivors, Jan
and Jake, were allowed to choose their
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own tribes.
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When Jeff said that we were picking the
tribe, I really did kind of get scared.
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Jan chose an older group for her tribe,
Chewygon, while Jake went with youth and
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brawn for soup jive. I base picking a
team on athleticism and just that gleam
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their eye. The Chewygon tribe found a
ready -made shelter on their beach. We
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a natural cave and everything.
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But their water hole was far from camp
and difficult to find. There's no way
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that we're supposed to be able to come
up here every couple days with a big,
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huge gallon jug. The Supjai tribe found
their water hole nearby.
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Yeah! But the tribe butted heads over
their shelter. So many people are going
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so many directions. They're not
producing anything.
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Back at Chewygon, Tanya was feeling
sick. I don't think I drank enough water
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yesterday. Go! At the first immunity
challenge, the older Chewygon tribe
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surprised everyone by taking an early
lead.
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But Gondia gave it away when she
struggled with the sliding puzzle.
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Hold it up! Hold it up!
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This guy wins immunity!
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Chewygon went to tribal council, where
Pastor John was the first person voted
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out of the tribe.
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The tribe has spoken.
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Fifteen are left. Who will be the next
to go?
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Oh, Lord, with all that snoring, I get
no sleep.
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As a tribe, you do sleep in very close
quarters, and it's hard.
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Clay snores. I don't know how a guy
that's only like 5 '5 has that much
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coming out of his body. But out here,
quite frankly, by the time everybody
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the sack, we're exhausted.
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You ready to vote?
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Let's rock and roll.
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The boat that we have is a piece of
crap.
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It fills with sand. It fills with water.
We have to tip it over. It's extremely
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heavy.
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With our water source being as far away
as it is, it just makes the journey to
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go get water even more frustrating.
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Helen and Jen didn't take the map with
them. They thought they could figure it
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out, and that's one of Helen's deals. I
know where it is. I know how to do it.
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Let's go.
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When she does, that's the first thing we
ask. Didn't they take the map? We turn
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around and there's the map.
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Okay, you're going?
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Yep. Take the strap.
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Okay, when you come back, I'll go. All
right.
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Give me a little rest.
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Strike in.
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We went beyond the right cove into the
absolute wrong cove. That was like a
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huge, huge mistake.
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It looked like it was honeycombed with
snake holes.
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And Jan nicely volunteered to stay with
the boat on all the explorations.
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Was that first alcove we went into?
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Yeah.
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My luxury item is a golf club, and we
have set up three holes. We've got a par
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five, we've got a par three, and a par
six.
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And we're in top competition. They're
both ahead of me two shots, and I'm the
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one that brought the luxury item here.
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Stupidly, we kept going in the wrong
direction. We got into a wicked bad
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current. And Jan's a nice lady and
strong swimmer, but she's not as strong
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am upper body. So I'm, like,
compensating in the back, and she just,
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than I am. She definitely, you can look
at her, she doesn't have as much upper
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body strength. So I can't get mad at
that. That's just a physical fact.
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Then look across the beach more, the one
that we swam.
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It was a nightmare. At one point, I was
about ready. If I had a pistol in my
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pocket, I would have pulled it out. Shot
her first, shot me second.
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That's why I don't carry a gun.
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The number one priority has been for
four days out here to get us a really
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shelter built.
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It's really important because, I mean,
we're in the monsoon season.
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You want a guarantee being dry? When the
rain comes, the water hits this, it
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pours it down into the gutter, and the
gutter just pours it right off. All
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right, well, let's get cracking.
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The filter has become almost an
obsession for the tribe.
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But Stephanie and Jeb have not worked on
the hut very much, which has caused
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problems for the people who have been
working on the hut.
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It would be great if somebody out there
could collect some more of this, bro.
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Jeb ain't doing anything.
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You think he cares?
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Well, no, I know he doesn't care, but
that's not the point.
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If I was in his place, I would want to
try to help as much as possible, knowing
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that I've stood out so much.
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It's one thing to be lazy, but to be
freaking lazy is another thing. You
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you're putting it in everybody's face
that you're not going to do a damn
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What do you want to do today?
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Build the fort. I mean, I know shelter's
important, but I just can't get into
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that right now.
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Filling your energy, building a shelter
seems kind of frivolous to me.
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And it's the fourth day and it's not
even done.
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Maybe I'm looking at it all wrong. Maybe
they're looking at it right.
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Maybe we really don't need food and
water.
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I just don't think that they understand
what they have to do to survive in a
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situation like this.
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Because right now Jed's pretty much
taking care of food and I've been
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the water. So if you took the two of us
out of the equation, I'm not sure how
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the other six would do.
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Drink up, man. It won't be easy to be
healthy today.
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Jed didn't necessarily help us at all
with the shelter, which I was kind of
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upset about, but he's done a lot of
work.
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There's going to be little things that
are going to upset me, and I can't let
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them all just, you know, really get to
me.
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Because I've got a while out here, and I
want to remain pretty good friends with
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everybody.
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It's a little surprising that they're
not back yet with the water.
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You think they're all right?
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Uh -uh. I hope they are.
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The best I could figure, it'd take you
an hour to row there to get it and then
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start paddling back. Three hours at the
most. We should be seeing it. And we
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hadn't seen nothing.
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Finally found the water source.
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We were here the other day, but it's
like what they say about being lost in
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desert. It all looks the same after a
while.
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We way overshot our destination.
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We've tried every beach.
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And I don't know, all of a sudden, God
just put it in my mind, I guess.
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But boy, I'm telling you, I am so
dehydrated. I'm about ready to pass out.
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It took them four or five hours before
we could even see them coming around the
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tip of the rock over.
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It was real, real hard on them. They
were real worn out when they got home.
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Oh, my bottom, my bottom.
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Look at the boat. We've sailed it three
times since then.
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Look at it. You need to be careful down
here. I mean, every corner you go
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around, you've got sand, you've got
pretty trees, you've got pretty
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Now, I bet she doesn't take off again
like that. I think she's a little worn
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out. She acted like she was, but she
could hardly walk.
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Can this guy not do any more adventures
for a while?
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They seem very painful.
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I think our shelter is far enough along
that we don't have to worry about it
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anymore. But now we need food a whole
lot worse.
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Look at this.
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They're all dead, though.
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So we went down towards the end of the
beach, towards the cave.
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And look for shellfish.
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You want to make a number of how many
crabs they bring back?
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Probably one.
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One.
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They're going to go gather food. You go
one guy or two guys. You don't need five
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people to go to one spot that's as big
as, you know, a kitchen.
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See that one right there? Just went back
in.
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There he is.
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Everything's so fast.
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eat tonight, right?
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We actually found quite a few oysters.
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There's a ton there. It just takes a
really long time to crack them off.
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It was great.
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It's really rewarding to work as a team,
and everyone was having fun, really
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focused on one goal.
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Word up.
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Fruitful. We got a bunch of snails.
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Oysters.
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Coming back with all that food, it was
so much fun to catch it. I was hoping,
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anyway, that everyone would be so happy.
There'd be water boiling, and we'd just
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throw it in, and we'd eat the shellfish
or whatever. But it wasn't like that. It
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was kind of strange.
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Jed, do you want anything?
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Rob, do you want anything?
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Food is one of the things that humans
share to show affection for each other.
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But Stephanie and Rob and Jed didn't
want to eat any of it.
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There's so few happy moments here.
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We're fighting against nature. We're
fighting against each other.
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We all want to have a good time, but
before the good times, we have to work
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together as a team.
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Good night, everybody.
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Good night.
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little fort that everyone's building,
you can't get to sleep on that thing.
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So me and Steph and Rob slept on the
sand.
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I think it's going to be a nice clear
night, dude.
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Looks like there's some thick clouds
covering it, dude. And that breeze is
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dude. It cuts into the bone.
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I am so glad we had that shelter built,
even though it didn't keep all the rain
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out. Well, I mean, you can look up and
see those little holes in the roof.
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One or two more layers and this thing
would have been dry as hell.
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I sure would like that.
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Yeah, me too.
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It's interesting.
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Jed snubbed the shelter and then came to
sleep under the shelter.
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I just felt like a baby. Probably got
two drops the whole night.
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I don't really worry if it's okay with
anybody.
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If I'm going to get out of water when
people are building shelter, then they
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need to realize I might sleep underneath
their shelter that they've been
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building. How is Stephanie doing? Have
you seen her? No, I haven't seen her.
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I have no earthly idea why Stephanie
chose to stay in that hard rain.
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She said that the coals were warm.
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She's also told me that she absolutely
loves the rain.
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So... I think it was very weird that she
spent all night sleeping
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in the torrential rain, and it seemed
like she was being pig -headed.
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And right now, she's sick.
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It's not wise to be out in the rain when
you have a cold.
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You can't afford to have her be sick or
lose immunity, and then the game will
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really, really begin.
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we looked up the train mcgill was
setting up for any tree wouldn't a
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feet from us just like he had come to
set in for a concert something just that
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curious i guess
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it's
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my
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uh 20th wedding anniversary i'm thinking
about my husband today and uh You know,
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it would be nice to be home and have a
candlelight dinner, but he knows where I
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am and what I'm doing.
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So I'll do it when I get back.
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I think it would really mean a lot to
Helen to do a little celebration.
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But you know, it's her 20th anniversary.
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Yeah.
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Today is Helen's 20th anniversary with
her husband, and since she can't be with
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him, we picked some flowers, and we're
going to make a little crown for her to
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wear tonight.
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I think this is going to make her cry.
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It's a secret. She doesn't know about
it, so.
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Oh,
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lovely. Yeah.
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Now we've got to hide it.
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All
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right.
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Yep. We've got mail.
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We interrupt this program for a special
report.
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Okay. Uh -oh.
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Life's not so good running around in the
bush.
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Have blind faith in the one that you
choose, so carry the weight or steal
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tribe's fate. You'll miss great rewards
if you lose.
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Yep. I bet you.
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Somebody's going to be blindfolded and
have to run through the bush.
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We're going to have to guide them.
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Well, we went and got some trio mail
running going. It's got to be for food
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some easier way to get food.
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So it's something you really want to win
at this point. I think it would be good
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to distract the other team with my
cleavage. And if need be, it's easy
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case I have to pull the boobs out to
distract the guys on the other side.
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They're going to be blindfolded. They
don't know.
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Okay, today's reward challenge will
require teamwork and a lot of trust.
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Each tribe is going to select one tribe
member to be your guide. They will be
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your eyes. The other tribe members will
be blindfolded. The blindfolded tribe
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members will carry the guide on the
palanquins behind you. They'll navigate
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through a figure -eight course led only
by the guide's verbal commands.
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They'll be crossing each other's paths
three times.
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Along the way are several stations with
bags in your tribe's colors hanging from
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each one.
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Untie all your colored bags. Get back to
your mat first.
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Want to know what you're playing for?
All right.
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One extra lantern and some items to help
keep your bellies full.
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Fishing hooks, fishing line, and a huge
30 -meter fishing net.
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Much bigger net than the one that came
with your supplies.
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Sookja, because you have one extra
member, you have to sit somebody out.
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in mind, you cannot sit out the same
tribe member in back -to -back
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Who are you going to sit out?
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Stephanie. Stephanie. Now, who are the
guides?
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Chewygon, you're going with Tanya.
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How about you guys?
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Penny, you two will be the guides. We'll
get the rest of you blindfolded, and
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we'll go.
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Drivers ready.
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Go. Go, Frank. Go, Frank. Go, Frank.
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Run. Over to your left, left, left,
straight, straight, straight.
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Go left, go left. Okay, stop.
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Stop, Jake.
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We're there?
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Yeah, we're here. Go straight, straight,
straight.
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Got it. Go left.
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Stay straight.
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Stay straight.
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Straight. Straight. To the right, right.
Sharp right.
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Sharp right. Right, right.
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fishing net. Happy hunting.
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We need one of you guys.
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We need a victory. We need to be bad. We
cannot let this defeat us. We cannot
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lose morale.
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I'm a Red Sox fan. I know there's always
tomorrow.
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Yeah.
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I think we're all a little bit drained.
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We needed a morale booster.
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We didn't get it, but we're going to get
them. We're going to get them. That's
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all I can say.
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I'm feeling paranoid all day because I
could tell they were...
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Keeping me out of things and
deliberately, like, going off without
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getting really nervous that maybe they
were going to vote me off.
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I can't believe how much trouble you
guys went through for this.
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How the heck did you do this? Can we eat
that?
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You know,
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next to spending it with my husband, it
was the nicest thing anybody's ever
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done. So I'll remember that for the rest
of my life.
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And that's why it's hard to vote people
off. How are you going to vote people
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off after they do that for you?
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How is it, everybody?
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Man, it's delicious.
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It doesn't taste like it's done, Bob.
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It's cooked on.
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How's it taste? Okay, guys?
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Delicious. Very good.
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It's fine.
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Your stomach's still a little touchy.
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You want to just throw down one clam?
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Oh, God, I can't eat a clam.
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Think of it like a piece of gum. No,
I'll throw up. Yeah, for real.
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Tanya is having a tough time right now
adjusting to the survival element.
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We're trying to slowly nurse her back to
health. She needs a lot of rest. She
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needs some water and a little bit of
food. She doesn't eat much.
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So I'm a little concerned about her
health.
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Ever since I threw up on that seafood,
it's making my stomach... I know. She
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can't...
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Look at them. They're all over the
beach.
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My God.
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Hey, y 'all come check out the squid on
the beach.
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But look at them all right through here.
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Look at there.
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Isn't that squid?
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Do you think they're edible?
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Yeah, but they're dead.
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If we cook them? Smell that thing.
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I know I smell it. That could be
breakfast, guys. It's right here. I say,
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let's go ahead and try some. At least
the tentacles. These are safe right
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The tentacles are safe? Yes.
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This morning we found squid on the
beach, and I have once in my life bought
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squid that wasn't cleaned, so I knew how
to do it.
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Steve, we want to try and take that skin
off too, see how we're getting these.
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Really? Yeah. That guy steamed some
right off, and I know we've got to get
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spot of food off.
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Helen, everything's serious.
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Serious. I mean, there's no play to her.
She's supposed to be some kind of
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marine expert. She's kind of got the
personality of an encyclopedia. You open
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up, there ain't nothing in there fun to
read. You only open it when you need
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information.
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This does not cook long at all.
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A minute or two?
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No, I'm telling you, it cooks quickly.
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But the longer the better? No.
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Hell, I think that's got to get cooked a
little bit.
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It might get more cooked, but it's going
to be rubber.
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I know how to cook squid. I don't care
if we don't like it right now. The taste
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isn't that good. We've got to have food
if we're going to compete, you know.
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We got green mail.
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We got green mail. What does it say?
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It says, petals on the ocean, drifting
out to sea.
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Keep your tribe together.
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Control your destiny.
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Life is like a flower.
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So be the first to bloom.
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fail to work together, face Tribal
Council June.
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Sounds to me like kind of a water deal
and a swimming deal.
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I might be a little worried about me
just because I'm still honestly not
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very well. I have to be able to do
something to show the tribe that, you
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I'm still in there.
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Okay, guys, welcome to today's immunity
challenge. First things first.
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Sujai, give it up.
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Immunity, back up for grabs.
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Today's immunity challenge is pretty
simple. It's a floating lotus flower
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puzzle. Six pieces are missing from that
puzzle. Those pieces have been tethered
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to the bottom of the ocean floor.
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Your job, one tribe member at a time,
swim out, dive down 10 feet, unclip the
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missing piece of the puzzle, swim back.
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and get it in its spot.
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Each piece is unique so it will only fit
in one spot.
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One person from each tribe will stay on
the flower and they will help navigate
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those pieces into their appropriate
spot.
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First tribe back with their puzzle
completed and everybody sitting back on
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flower wins immunity.
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You can tag out and have somebody else
run a leg for you, but you can only do
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after you have swum out, touched the
piece of puzzle, and made your way back.
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Stephanie, you set out yesterday. Who's
sitting out today? Jan.
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Jan, you'll sit back here with me.
Everybody else, swim out and take a
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Wait for my go.
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Here we go, guys.
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Immunity at stake.
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Survivors ready?
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Yeah.
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having trouble.
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00:31:25,420 --> 00:31:26,420
Here we go.
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Guys are very even still.
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Stephanie, go.
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The last piece.
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Luke has one piece left.
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Chewygon, go.
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Chewygon also on their last piece.
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Very tight.
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We have a date tonight at Tribal Council
where another member will be voted out
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of the tribe.
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So close.
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That's the beauty of these gangs.
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There's no such thing as second place.
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You're the man, or you do this.
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00:34:41,310 --> 00:34:44,610
We lost again today in the challenge. We
didn't lose by very much.
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We had a couple of dumb, dumb, dumb,
dumb -ass mistakes, as a matter of fact.
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00:34:49,670 --> 00:34:51,790
Tanya, you couldn't find it? Is that
what happened?
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00:34:52,370 --> 00:34:55,270
Yeah, I thought it was on the end. I
forgot it was in the middle.
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So I kept going. I lost valuable time.
I'm sorry, guys.
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It's hard to do that.
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Janie, she just had a little bit of a
hard time finding the hook, and that
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really put us back.
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I think the morale's a little down
today. I think we're all trying to keep
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other's spirits up. I mean, now we know
somebody's going home tonight. You know,
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that's never good.
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I want to vote for Helen before John.
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I'm not really sure who I'm voting for
tonight. It's a toss -up.
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There's somebody who I want to vote for
because she's getting on my nerves,
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which is Helen.
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And then there's somebody who I don't
necessarily want to vote for, but I
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she's ready to go, which is Tanya.
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This is going to be a terribly hard vote
for me.
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Everybody loves Tanya. We all love
Tanya.
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That may play in her favor. So I think
it's one of those nights where it could
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be anybody.
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00:36:25,040 --> 00:36:29,220
Well, it's never fun coming to tribal
council, but two times in a row.
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Ted, how's the morale in this tribe?
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I think the morale is slowly declining.
However, we're still in high spirits,
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and we're still a family.
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Kandia, is what Ted said true? Is the
morale declining a little? I think it
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might be declining just a little bit
because our losses are so close that I
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think that makes us a little sad.
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We just keep believing that when we do
win, that it'll be a big win. They think
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we're a wash, and I think they've got
some days coming where they're going to
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see a whole lot of you here instead of
us.
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00:37:00,960 --> 00:37:06,020
Tanya, did you have any idea it would be
this tough only six days in? No, I had
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no idea it would be this tough.
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I've been camping before lots of times
and just didn't think it would be this
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hard. Who here will admit that at least
one point in these first six days, you
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have to assess...
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how you're fitting in with everyone
else. That is the object of this game.
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don't know any of these people.
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00:37:22,580 --> 00:37:23,740
Helen, you're starting to nod.
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Oh, yeah. I mean, you'd have to be crazy
if you didn't think that way. I wonder
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every day, like, gee, I wonder if they
like me. I wonder if I said the right
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thing. Do they find me too in control
all the time? I mean, they threw me this
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wonderful anniversary party the other
night, and I'll tell you, it was all I
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could keep from doing to not run into
the back of the cave and just absolutely
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cry. I really tried to hold it together,
but it was one of the nicest things
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anybody's ever done for me. So I was
really, I was touched.
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Sounds like a beautiful moment.
422
00:37:55,520 --> 00:37:59,020
Oh, don't even, don't start, because I'm
under orders not to cry.
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00:37:59,520 --> 00:38:01,200
Why are you under orders not to cry?
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Because I work with all these men.
They're like green berets and seals, and
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go, okay, you can't cry. I am totally,
no, I'm not, I can't go back there if I
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do, because they'll give me such a
ration for the next year.
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00:38:15,910 --> 00:38:19,030
Gondia, what are you basing your vote on
tonight?
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I'm basing my vote on the person's
ability to actually mesh
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with the rest of us. I think that's
really important.
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There has to be a good camaraderie
amongst all of us.
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Jan, how tough will tonight's vote be?
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It will be hard.
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It's not what I want to make, but it
needs to be for the better of the
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It is time to vote.
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Tanya, you're first.
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Like an older brother would to a younger
sister.
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Got to take care of you. Got to make
sure you get a full meal tonight,
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I need you to get better, okay?
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Enjoy.
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Talk to you soon.
441
00:39:43,980 --> 00:39:46,820
I don't feel comfortable with how you
try to keep your emotions in check.
442
00:39:47,760 --> 00:39:52,600
And also, I just don't think that you
effectively handle stress.
443
00:39:52,840 --> 00:39:57,940
It seems like you kind of get too
anxious and just start bugging out,
444
00:39:57,940 --> 00:39:59,580
think in the long run, that's going to
hurt the group.
445
00:40:19,310 --> 00:40:20,310
I'm going to tally the vote.
446
00:40:27,090 --> 00:40:30,250
Once the votes are read, the decision is
final. The person voted out will be
447
00:40:30,250 --> 00:40:31,910
asked to leave the tribal council area
immediately.
448
00:40:32,230 --> 00:40:33,230
I'll read the votes.
449
00:40:36,890 --> 00:40:37,890
First vote.
450
00:40:38,970 --> 00:40:39,970
Tanya.
451
00:40:43,030 --> 00:40:44,030
Ellen.
452
00:40:49,450 --> 00:40:50,890
Two votes Tanya, one vote Tanya.
453
00:40:56,130 --> 00:40:57,630
Tanya, Tennessee.
454
00:40:58,330 --> 00:41:00,150
Two votes Tanya, two votes Tanya.
455
00:41:01,710 --> 00:41:02,710
Tennessee.
456
00:41:06,630 --> 00:41:08,530
Three votes Tanya, two votes Tanya.
457
00:41:14,290 --> 00:41:17,610
Tanya. That's four. That's enough. You
need to bring me your torch.
458
00:41:28,910 --> 00:41:30,270
Tanya, the tribe has spoken.
459
00:41:34,070 --> 00:41:35,070
Love you, Tanya.
460
00:41:47,290 --> 00:41:52,370
You guys seem like a good, strong,
likable tribe. The only way to start
461
00:41:52,370 --> 00:41:53,890
is to keep that togetherness.
462
00:41:54,210 --> 00:41:55,730
Head back to camp, get some sleep.
463
00:42:11,400 --> 00:42:13,940
Stay tuned for scenes from our next
episode.
464
00:42:17,420 --> 00:42:23,340
Next time on Survivor. The competition
between Supjai and Chewygon heats up.
465
00:42:23,560 --> 00:42:25,140
No, no, no!
466
00:42:25,540 --> 00:42:27,560
Will Chewygon make a comeback?
467
00:42:28,020 --> 00:42:33,500
Yeah! Damn it! And an incident sends
shockwaves through the Chewygon camp. I
468
00:42:33,500 --> 00:42:34,500
didn't deny it.
469
00:42:42,830 --> 00:42:45,470
Chewy Gone, this has been the
opportunity of a lifetime.
470
00:42:46,230 --> 00:42:51,030
It's been a great experience, and it
does change your life. I learned that I
471
00:42:51,030 --> 00:42:55,570
take things at home for granted, and I'm
not mad at any of you for picking me,
472
00:42:55,690 --> 00:43:00,170
and I just love every one of you, and I
hope you bring it in and win a million
473
00:43:00,170 --> 00:43:01,970
dollars. I hope you have a great time.
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