Eliza Orlins

And like any, you know.

good Jewish mother.

She was like, of course you are, sweetheart.

You can do anything.

Now she says, be careful what you tell your kids because they believe you.

And so as soon as I turned 21, I sent an audition video.

I got flown out to Los Angeles, interviewed with, you know, with

executive producers than with Les Moonves with like the head of CBS and yeah and then they cast me my first time applying so I was 21 years old I got cast you know pretty pretty early on and and then did quite well and so then a few years later when I was in law school and they called me and said hey you want to you want to have another go at this and I was like another one in 20 shot at a million bucks yes please and so I went back on a second season called fans versus favorites and I was oh you

were a favorite.

I was a favorite.

And, you know, even though that did not turn out.

So I'm like, you know, multi time loser.

I still had, you know, arguably one of the most memorable scenes in the history of Survivor.

So, you know, my my my legacy lives on, even though I never won.

Crazy enough.

Yes.

And I would I don't know if it's like still or again, because like there was a moment there where it kind of like dipped.

Yeah.

But then during covid, it felt like all of a sudden everyone was trapped in their homes and all these people started catching up from the beginning and watching.

Right.