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Comments (7)He is SO FULL OF HIMSELF. I always root for the ones who appear to be playing a more honest game. Joe and Ozzie are my favorites, they get kept in the beginning because they're strong and are useful. Then, after a merge, they're voted out. I'd love to see a good guy win!...See More4/29 Survivor
Comments (10)Mr Beast is AMAZING! He gave away an entire car dealership of cars to people that otherwise could not afford a car payment. He gave people $50k ea to adopt a dog from a pet rescue, after they were approved as a good home. He put in fresh water wells in remote areas in Africa. Quote: MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) constructed over 100 freshwater boreholes across Africa in 2023, primarily in Kenya, Cameroon, Somalia, Uganda, and Zimbabwe, providing clean drinking water to approximately 500,000 people. The project aimed to address water scarcity, particularly for schools and villages. His team has since launched #TeamWater, aiming to provide water to 2 million people globally....See More5/13 Survivor
Comments (10)It would serve them all right if Rizo wins, for thinking he's a good one to take along to the final three. I've been rooting for Tiff for the last few weeks and was so relieved when she won immunity. Btw, Cirie, you had the wrong block in your hand so it didn't matter that your blocks dropped. Wasn't it so funny to see the two big beefy guys unable to spell a word? And dumb Aubrey helping Joe when she could've solved it herself....See More10/7 Survivor tonight
Comments (5)I'm glad Rob with his made-up infection, has left the game. I know he was trying to save face by calling in the medics, but I thought he was very surprised they found nothing medically compelling to remove him from the game. So he voluntarily left because it MIGHT happen. I think staff interviewing potential contestants need to change something, although I don't know what, to weed out the folks who can't be away from home. Because it's really not fair that another person didn't get to play. Anyway, he gave his idol to ... somebody, can't remember who, but it wasn't Eric. That was a good gesture. I was surprised with the woman voted off. Maybe I was multi tasking, and missed where she was being talked about. But I didn't see that coming....See More- 10 years ago
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