Rob Cesternino

It's harder to play as a faithful because you are really just working off of nothing.

You're going off vibes.

You know, the game is designed that the faithful are probably going to be wrong at least six or seven times over the course of the season.

It's easy in the beginning to be the traitor, just sitting back, go up in the turret, pick out a person.

But at some point it flips where it's insanely hard to be a traitor at the end of the game when you get down to like five people.

And now it's like everybody's looking at everybody.

You really have to work so hard.

And it's also a...

war of attrition where that if you're a trader, you're on a schedule that's so much harder than everybody else because it's late nights at the castle.

And then you spend like an extra couple of hours going up to the turret and filming whatever other trader business you have to do.

And then you have to show up the next day and not act like you're more tired than everybody else.

And I think it's doubly hard for and probably like maybe triply hard for the women for like, say, like Candace and Lisa.

And I like to cite Candace because she her makeup was on point.

Yeah, always.

The outfits are over.

Great.

If Candace showed up at the castle one day looking like hell that you would say like, oh, Candace, what the hell?

What happened to you?

Where, you know, Rob, I do think had an advantage where he probably just like splashed some water on his face, showed up, didn't have to do all that.

But Candace was probably waking up, you know, an hour or two early to do hair and makeup before she showed up at the castle after a night of being a traitor.