Jackie Oshry

Also, like, the roundtable was so frustrating because when we're looking back, you know, Tiffany is very much Colton's doing.

And I guess...

Portia is Ron's doing.

And Ron's like, but you also got Michael kicked out.

And I know it doesn't count because we don't like Michael, but you did.

And it was like, thank you for finding, like everyone in this group is so easily brainwashed that like it actually, it really is like a sociological experiment on how people who are even like really

smart and um like tough otherwise a group think is so real because like yeah like michael said something that we didn't like and it's like well you did falsely accuse him of being a traitor and like yeah you kind of got lucky that he said that but you still like that's still a a knock in your column yeah and ron's like but that doesn't count because we don't like michael yes ron stand up for yourself yeah and he almost turned that table it was actually when i was watching me and ben like it's very tense

I had no idea who was going home.

If Colton were able to turn that table for Lisa, that would have actually been masterful and he would have been right.

And he would have been vindicated of everything.

And he was so close to doing it because when they sat down, it was either Ron or Colton going home.

He had the eight votes.

They were going to send him home.

So the fact that he got that close, he is good at this game.

If he didn't have issues in his personal life that the audience didn't like, he would be really...

goaded so far in how he's playing the game.

Well, now I kind of worry for Candace because Candace has kind of been resting on Ron, right?

She's like, I've said Ron from the beginning.

So she hasn't had to make any hard decisions because Ron is still there.

Now Ron is out.