Jeff finally got to snuff my torch, but I think I did good for 16 days considering I'm a two-time winner. I owe a lot to Survivor, and I love Survivor, and it's in my heart. I don't want to get teary, but I know why I live the life that I live, and it's because of Survivor. There will never be another two-time winner except the queen.
They got me good. I guess I got blindsided. I feel really disappointed in Tasha and Savage because I trusted them - obviously, it was misplaced. I wasn't expecting this. I thought I was gonna go a lot further. But you know what? If they wanna throw their lot in with Abi, like, good luck to them. You know, she's a handful.
The realization that my Survivor experience is over is weighing heavily on me. It does hurt to know that that four would rather play with someone like Abi, who they feel like they can beat these next few days, as opposed to me. I can understand it, but it doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. They're playing with their heads, not their hearts, at this point.
I felt bad for Abi. Uh, she's crying and everybody ripped her apart. Uh, I've kind of learned to deal with her, but, I mean, I needed to for my game. Malcolm has a lot of power right now; he's definitely someone that they needed to get rid of, but they didn't want to do anything with it. I have a ton of regrets, but I feel good about how I left the island. I'm not happy I left it, but I did what I could.
My Survivor adventure has been quite epic. I came out here, you know, running through the night and sneaking food. I lived through a hurricane, made a new great friend; his name is Jay. I got a girlfriend, and hopefully we're gonna buy a sailboat and go have some adventures together, so I'm pretty stoked about that.
I'd like people to know that this was a game, and I hope everybody doesn't take so much of everything that I said seriously. I was trying to be funny. It's just my personality. I definitely enjoyed the game. I like trying to manipulate more than anything else. I hope nobody comes away with any bad feelings afterwards. I hope we can all be friends.
I'm pretty pissed off. I think it was the dumbest decision. My focus was the end, and I'm not even at the merge. Had Jay been able to control his paranoia, this group of four would have made it to the end. We would've ran this thing together, and somebody would've walked away with a million. But, you know, oh well, Imma get rich some way.
First and last Tribal Council. Of course, it turns out to be bittersweet, and I deserve it. I was beyond confident tonight. This was a blindside, for sure. I just didn't see what they were pulling and I have to give them props for that. I'll still be overconfident and cocky and arrogant, but I should've punched before they did, and I just didn't. That's all.
I really thought that it wasn't my turn. The one time I think I'm safe, I got blindsided! I will be at the Final Tribal, and I will be deciding who wins a million dollars. It was a great experience. I think that I gained a lot of personal growth, and I'm happy not to be with those crazy people anymore.
I was shocked, like, I didn't think I was going home tonight. I thought we really had this girl thing going, but I'm the sucker on that one. Honestly, I understand why Sierra and whoever else voted for me did. I think it's good gameplay. I'm ready to go take my first shot of whiskey and have my big bowl of ice cream.
Pre-merge boot… that's a little uncomfy. I think the fourteen days I spent out here only deepen my love and appreciation for this game. Most of all, deepen my appreciation for how difficult it is to play it. I'm truly humbled. I'm awed. And I'm thrilled that I got to live out my dream of playing Survivor.
Umm, a lot of mixed feelings right now. I'm a little bit disappointed that I didn't make it further in the game. On the other hand it feels good to be myself, and I've got some great friends and family to go back to. So that's really just it.
Yeah, I totally blew my game. It's my own fault. I planned on keeping my mouth shut, and that went right out the window. I think Marty's the puppet master, and he's pulling all the strings right, and he's playing with his head. I played with my heart. He definitely outwitted me, and, uh, that's what you gotta do in this game. I just really feel like I blew a tremendous opportunity, and I really feel like I let people down.
It's frustrating to be out of this game at this point. Disappointed in myself. It's not what I came here to do. Did I intend to win? That was my goal, but I certainly didn't have any anticipation of going out so early in the game. I do think it was a mistake to let me go. Perhaps, they have reasons for letting me go that I'm clearly not aware of.
They got me. They pulled a fast one on me. I did not see that one coming at all. I was so forthcoming with everything with my alliance. I thought we were all set. If I knew that we were going to be like this, I would have taken that last reward. I don't know, I don't have an alliance, obviously. I'm just shocked, that's all. It's too bad. Good guy lost, good guy lost this time.
This is the second time I'm out first. It sucks! I don't know if because of Amazing Race I had a target on my back. Anything's a possibility. You can have regrets in this game, but it is what it is. So I'm not surprised, but I'm definitely disappointed. I hope Natalie wins it all. It's gonna be hard without a Loved One there with her, but I'm gonna be rooting for her all the way.
I'm not surprised they voted me out. I threw almost all of their rice away and was weak in the challenges, so yeah, those were two really good reasons to vote me out. What can you say? I feel two ways about it. I wish them the best of luck and half of me hopes they starve. But so is life. You live and learn, you make mistakes, you grow. I'm just gonna grow outside the game.
Some odd reason, I guess they just pin-pointed me and, y'know, Spencer done what he had to do to save himself, y'know. I thought I could win a million dollars. I felt like I played a great game, felt like I came into it, I figured I could've gone all the way. One of them things, man. Thirty-four years I've never done anything like this. I'm glad I had the chance to be able to come out here and compete and do the best I can.
I'm still shocked a little bit. You know, the first time I played Survivor, I never got voted out, and so to get voted out tonight was a completely new experience for me. And I think probably the biggest pain for me is that Vytas is in a really tough position now. I know Vytas is in a really tough position. I'd be shocked if he wasn't the one that joins me here in two or three nights.
Tonight was probably as polar opposite from my first experience in Survivor. Every Tribal Council, I was never voted out. But the inevitable bonus of playing this game again is simply, once again, proving to yourself that you can do it. And, ultimately, when your day's up, you got to be okay with that. You got to feel good about what you've done.
I just can't believe that they're keeping Vytas and they voted me out. They didn't go with the plan that I thought we were doing, so here I am. If I go back in the game, I'm certainly not siding with the girls, and that is for damn sure.
Came here to play a game. Played one of the best games out there. I guess I wasn't as slick as I thought I was. I made all the big moves there were, and Aubry was a part of those moves, so that was the same reason I was trying to get her out as well. I am definitely looking forward to my jury service. I hope everybody chooses their words wisely.
It sucks and it's heartbreaking being voted off. I understand where they're coming from, but life goes on. I'm disappointed in Joe and Aubry. One million dollars is not worth my dignity or my word. Of course I'm mad, but no one's going deep on that team now, and I look forward to seeing them in the next few days. If this was over stacking boxes, then… I'll never hear the end of it.
It's the first time I've ever been voted out. I don't like it at all. I was pissed off; I wanted to bitch-slap every single one of them…. It's just terrible when you play with people that didn't really come here to play the game. They just came here maybe for fame, or just for the money. This is my last time playing this game - that's it. I have nothing else to prove to myself or to my family. Matt - I give him props, beating me. I hope he goes all the way.
That's the game for you. You never know what's going to happen out here. You never can tell exactly who's telling the truth. You make the best decisions based on what you know, go with your gut as best as possible. I had a great time and wouldn't trade it for the world. I tried to play this game as honest as possible, and now I'm on the sidelines. I had an eerie feeling coming in here tonight, but I definitely didn't really see myself going home. Congrats girls, y'all got me.
I've never been surrounded by people who lie as much as these people do. But if they're playing the game as me being a threat, I guess it's kind of a compliment and that's how it went tonight. I gave it my best and it wasn't enough.
Well, how much did that suck? Can't help but feel like a bit of a loser, but in the back of my mind I'm hoping it was one of those things where they said, '[NAME] is one of those guys that if he makes it to the merge, he is going to kick my ass.' So, uh, I will take that little bit of self-encouragement along with me.
I am really sad and surprised at the result tonight, but I understand that it is a game. I really tried to stay true and honest, and I did trust my alliances, so maybe I was too nice to play the game. But if that is the case, I leave this game feeling very proud. I just hope that I made my kids proud because that's the main reason that I did this.
God! What a group of wonderful, smart people who did give me the chance to be part of a team and help push me. You are very smart to get rid of me. Gosh, you're smart. What a total compliment. You didn't get rid of me because I was lazy. You didn't get rid of me because I wasn't good at challenges. Every single one of you said you got rid of me because I was a threat.
I am really psyched. I am really proud of myself because it was a hard run. Our whole tribe got blown away, person by person and here I am, the only one left standing. I go to this new tribe thinking I am a dead man walking, and I made it one in seven. I was outnumbered by an entire tribe and here I am. I am really proud of myself.
I'm proud of myself, but, like, I just don't believe it was my time to go. And I left before Christina and Tarzan, like, are you kidding? I'm so embarrassed. I'm gonna go down as the most naive person in the whole game. I'm gonna beg Jeff to let me play again so I can redeem myself.
I'm - I'm just crying because I was… I'm in shock. I think the reason it hurts so much is that I was hesitant to lie to people; I was so true to Dawn. Oh my God, it just hurts so much right now, what I'm feeling.
I guess if you are going to get backstabbed it's good to get it done in the beginning when you don't know people that well. I was absolutely shocked. I felt like I worked really hard, so I don't know where I went wrong. I feel honored to have been able to play a game that not many people get to play. My torch may have been snuffed here, but I am sure it is being lit somewhere else.
Tribal was a mess, man. Every time Brandon has a blow-up, it's always pointed at a stronger woman. I just don't understand how Edna's made it this far. I would love to definitely get some people back… I'm just gonna laugh if next challenge is something physical.
Um, I had plans I put into motion and it didn't work out, but I know I've accomplished so much more than I ever thought I would. I thought I would go, you know, Day One. I thought my mom would be here way surpassed me, and I beat her. I'm leaving with just so much confidence and strength and I'm so happy with the way I went out fighting and I feel like I did all I could do.
Damn! I can't believe I got voted off. Bugger! I can't believe I thought Rob was going to be there for me. It was stupid, actually. It was a stupid play. Argh! But that's what happens when you put too much trust and loyalty into your thought process out here. I wish I got further. I wanted that million bucks so bad 'cause I got robbed last time.
Somebody on my former tribe obviously flipped. Can't be Whitney, can't be Dawn, can't be Jim. Honestly, there's no way that he would have flipped, because I don't know why he would have wasted the idol. So that really only leaves one little weasel left. Cochran backstabbed all of us.
It's a very bittersweet moment for me, but I'm so thankful to have had every single day. I'm gonna encourage my boys and my family to get off the couch and live because look at what you miss out on if you don't try. Look out world. You never know where you might see [NAME]. *Laughs*
I believe a good leader is one who can instill some guidance. And I'm sure that I had a real strong effect with my tribe - I have no doubt about that. They saw that I was a real strong leader. Well guess what? They're gonna be a really strong tribe, and I'm proud of that. And my torch may be out, but my flame is still burning.
Wow. This is something I never, ever saw coming. It takes more than just being strong and big and physical and thinking you're mentally tough. You've got to really watch your back. There's no hard feelings; that's the way the game is played. And, man, they really pulled one over on me. You definitely can't trust anyone in this game. There's no way.
Am I surprised it's me? No, because I'm playing with a bunch of weak players who listen to Joel. Don't trust Joel! He's gonna stab you in the back. It was obvious who needed to go. I wish I was in the game longer. I guess I came out too strong. I was never lazy. I always did what I could to help the tribe. Yeah, they're gonna miss me. No doubt.
The fact that the Fei Long people decided to stick together because of numbers, you know, it just says that they're getting played. They'll realize it sooner or later, and I hope half of them get screwed, since some of them screwed me. But, you know, they knew they couldn't beat me in the challanges. I was the strong one, they were the weak ones. So of course they're going to take out the threat.
I didn't see this coming at all, obviously. But l always knew that anything can happen. And so, l really never took anything for granted. Hats off to the Drake tribe. I think you guys are all great. I hope one of the Drakes end up winning the million dollars. Good for you guys, you kept a secret and that's the beauty of this game. You just never know what's going to happen and when it's going to happen.
I expected some people to kind of backstab, but I didn't expect it right now. I got beat by the tiny flight attendant, the sassy New York waitress, and the lady with the mullet, but, you know, I wanted to prove that somebody who's younger, smaller could come out here and do the same job anyone else can do. And I have proved that.
First off, I just have to laugh. I could just hold Twila underwater for two minutes. I think it would make me feel better. But I really feel my integrity is still complete, and I can't say that for all those people on the tribe still. I've gained some really important friends in my life - Leann, Jules, Eliza. I love those girls.
I just experienced an adventure of a lifetime. I will never forget these 37 days. I feel I've played the game hard and I played it well. The sign that I took, I mean it when I say it, 'Believe In Yourself.' You can do things if you go out and set your goals and have your dreams and then go out and do 'em. Look at me, I made it to Survivor.
All you kids in their mid-twenties that are in my situation: confused, not sure which direction life is pulling you, you're just trying to find yourself... I urge us all, please, be hungry, be foolish. Block out the noise. Find yourselves. Be who you potentially are and be true to your dreams and what you really want to do. If we all maximize that personal freedom, then we'll change the world.
I had a lot of fun, and the past week was actually the hardest part of the whole thing. I'm excited now for the next step. I want to sit in the jury box. If I came into this game on Tagi's team, I think I could've won. I'm just going to say it, you know. No harm in saying it now after I've been kicked off and I didn't win, but really, I think I could've won.
You don't want to leave. The longer you're here, the longer you want to stay here. And it's not even about winning as much as playing. The winning will be anticlimactic. The playing is where it is for me.
I'm a little sad to leave these people because after the last six days, you know, we've gotten pretty close, all of us. There isn't anybody in that group I don't like. Some I like more than others, but that's normal. And I hope that I showed them a little bit of work ethic, that I don't back off from, from what I did. I think what I did was the right way.
I love you, mom and dad. I can't help but be myself, and I've never been too good at sticking to one clique. I always kind of float around. It was hard for me not to have friends in different places, and that kind of screwed me, but hey, I made it past the hard part with the boulders and whatnot, and for a skinny girl, that's kind of, you know, it's a big deal. I had a lot of fun.
They saw me as a threat, and I wanted to change the face of the game a little bit and vote off the people that were the strongest so we could finish off into the end. Things happen. People change their minds. Relationships grow and there's attachments... so, I got nixed. But remember that you're gonna have to live with your decisions for the rest of your life so make sure that they count. Thanks for the ride, I had a good time.
I'm very happy the way that I played the game. My number one goal was to make it to the jury and I made it. I wasn't predicting to get voted off tonight, but that's how the game is. I came to Thailand with a small bag and myself, and I'm leaving with more than I ever could have expected. I'm ready to sit back now and watch and see how the rest of the game is played because it's extremely unpredictable.
I just want to say that, um, I've loved my time here with you guys, and I look forward to being with you when we get back home. We really were the Dream Team, um, personality-wise and physically. I'll hold no grudges against any of you and, uh, really look forward to being with you on the outside so... be cool.
I am just floored. I just got done saying how it wasn't a life or death situation for me at today's challenge. I was fooled. I was fooled big time. I'd love to know who voted for me 'cause I am just freaking flabbergasted at how someone can just lie directly to your face. I feel like the world's biggest idiot.
The last few days have been really frustrating. Um, it seems like every time the wheels start to spin and I start to be able to play the game, brakes get put on it by somebody else…. I saw Redemption Island as a chance to further myself in the game. Unfortunately, my plan didn't work as well as I would like for it to have. I think this has given me a really fresh outlook and determination to tackle everything that I want to do, and I'm just very appreciative for that.
So I got voted off, umm, I'm the first person on my tribe to go. These past nine days in Gabon have been amazing, umm, definitely been an experience, something I've never ever done before. Good luck to the whole Kota tribe; I hope you guys do awesome, but definitely, let's put it this way: if Ace wins the million dollars I'll probably never watch Survivor again.
Going up against the Favorites was quite difficult. Ozzy's a wonderful player in this game. He is manipulative and he is strategic. He will definitely take the rest of the tribe down. They need to get rid of him ASAP, or they don't stand a chance. I wish I could have stayed in longer. I went out kicking and did everything I could and I'm just grateful to be here.
To be honest, I am completely pissed off about tonight's vote. Jonathan did a great job of pulling his own weight. I respect that, but in the end I feel completely burned because I was blindsided. And had I known or expected that there would be two voted out tonight, I would've done everything possible to make sure that I would still be in this game.
This has been an absolute experience of a lifetime. I never dreamed I'd make it to be one of the sixteen Survivors, much less be one of the five remaining Survivors. It's something I will, of course, never forget. I appreciate having the opportunity to be here and to experience everything here in Africa. Thank you for a wonderful experience. *Kisses*
I am really pissed off. I mean, I feel I was pissed on, pissed off, lied to, betrayed. It doesn't feel good being blindsided, and it sucks being lied to because one thing I didn't do was lie to anybody, man. Hey, get rid of the biggest target? That's what they did, man. I really believe you're all a bunch of scumbags, and I can't wait until the Final Two, man. I'll have a lot more to say than that, man.
Well, that sucked. But, um, you know, it's pretty bad when people think that you're a physical threat when you weigh about sixty pounds soaking wet. Lill and Jon, you both are snakes. Lill, you act like you don't know the game. You know, it's been a great experience, and l would do it all over again.
It's not a great feeling to be the first person voted off. I was crying today because I'm dramatic, and I felt like I lost the game for everybody. And I think they did probably make the right decision in voting me out because I am, I'd say, the weakest link, although I'd give it my all. I can't wait to get some clothes on.
Well, it was a bit of a surprise to be voted off this early. But I guess that's just the way it goes. I did my best, work hard, play hard. [NAME] is, uh... she's leaving, that's that, I guess. Sweet dreams to all. *Blows Kiss & Winks*
I think I experienced the biggest blindside of my life. My heart is broken. Who knew a game could crush you? I thought only guys could do that. *Laughs* I was wrong. But I will miss Cole. I hope that he makes it far, and maybe we could still have a date when Survivor's over. *Laughs*
I put so much work to get here, and the first Tribal I attended, I was voted out. I'm embarrassed. I don't know if I even have a game to be proud of. Don't get me wrong, it was all there, but frankly it was just kind of like alliances that I made up in my head that didn't actually exist. It sounds pathetic, but it hurts on a deep level.
Final Healer left standing. They felt like they needed Devon more than they needed me in order to defeat Ben, and I get it. If I made it to the Final Three, I would've won Survivor, but I made it 37 days in the greatest game ever invented on the face of this Earth.
That was a great blindside, and I honestly didn't really see it coming, so hats off to them. But I'm oddly at peace, because these seventeen days, even though it's gonna be a fraction of my life, have really changed me, and I'm gonna go back to the real world as a new person with a new perspective, and so I am humbled and I'm grateful to say that I have played Survivor.
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