Rizo Velovic

So they're all like ungrateful young kid, blah, blah, blah.

And I'm like, well, I'm eating this.

Okay.

I'm just not happy about it.

So that's kind of the flack that everybody was giving me is that I wasn't grateful about what I got because Jonathan's out here eating, eating a sea slug.

And he's like,

Brother, I would have eaten that.

Yeah, I think for me, heading on the beach and just being on that barge and seeing all 24 people lined up, my first Survivor season I ever watched live, and I did not mention it in Survivor 50, was Token Chains, season 18, the JT, the coach, the Stephen Fishback season.

So seeing coach right beside me was the biggest moment of like, oh, my God, I made it because it was a full circle moment for me.

And I make, it wasn't a joke, it was serious.

When Coach gets voted out, I'm like, Coach, you changed my life.

And a lot of the fans are like, you're hella weird.

Like, how did Coach change your life?

But as somebody that first watched the show and saw Coach doing all his coachisms and going to the Exile Island and all this, he was one of the reasons why I fell in love with the show.

And now 18 years later, I'm playing on the same season as him, really meant a lot to me and it felt full circle.

So when I first saw Coach, I was like, holy crap, like eight-year-old Rizzo,

is going to go bananas.

And then to see, I kind of work with coach and I kind of calm him down by doing a pretty iconic line, which I will say, I don't remember saying until watching the show back was super, super epic though.

I don't slay dragons at camp.

We slam at tribal.