Rob Cesternino

He's actually a New Jersey police officer.

Oh, okay.

He looks kind of like a Vin Diesel, a little bit like a mini Vin Diesel.

pretty important i think for me i think it would be interesting if you checked out one of the older seasons that you uh to see if you might have like a little bit more of a connection with jumping in and not having to have known the backstory on people that makes sense

Yeah, you can't really in Survivor when you come back from a blindside tribal council that act like, hey, I'm mad at you, I'm mad at you, because now you're on the bottom.

Now you have to go instantly from playing from a position of strength, which Jonathan thought he was in, to now having to kiss ass being on the bottom of things.

And so you saw a D connecting with him.

And so he felt like, okay, well, let me just see if I can like piece things back together and they're not just going to pick me off next.

Merge day.

Yes.

Not swap day, which was a couple of weeks ago.

Right.

And this is this is the merge where now all the Survivor tribes come together and the game becomes individual.

Yeah, I know.

Not being on the jury, that's been a part of it, because the jury is only so many people, and they've merged with more people than there are on the jury.

So that's not that...

you know, unusual in terms of, but what is unusual and they've done this a lot in the new era.

It's like, Hey, you're merged and now you're going to vote separately.

Well, no, the idea was that you said we're merged.

You said we were, we're, we're back.