Rizo Velovic

So coach for me was the, um,

Kind of the starstruck moment.

That's fair enough.

Great season.

You know, it's so hard because if we're off air and like I'm just shooting the shit at the bar with my boys, I would say that.

But I feel like what I learned after my Survivor tenure and in Survivor 50 is that being super confident and blind confident kind of rubs people the wrong way.

So I'm going to leave the ball in your court to say that I do feel like I definitely left my mark in the new era.

I feel like as someone that never got voted out and whether it's recency bias or whatnot, I think you can't talk about the new era without talking about the RIZGOD.

So I feel like I made an impact.

But in terms of the face of the new era, I'll let the fans and you guys decide that.

So as someone that knows the kind of game that I played, I felt that I had a winning game.

But the way that Survivor is constructed is that it doesn't matter what I think.

It matters what the jury thinks.

And unfortunately for me, once Aubrey got to the final three seats, I had no chance of beating her just on showtime.

sheer legacy alone.

Aubrey famously got to the end of her first season.

People said she was robbed, but didn't win.

So as that multiplayer storyline against someone like myself, who they'd never even seen play, I told them how I played Survivor 49.

But for their perspective, I could have been lying.

I could have been like the biggest asshole to ever play Survivor.