Rob Cesternino

They can't stop going.

Well, Christian went in his pants in like the second episode.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That was, I'm not sure exactly what the call that, that to me seemed like a overdoing it with coconut.

Right.

Right.

Well, it's a natural laxative coconut.

Natural laxative.

And so for the survivors here, it's like a, you know, a push pull of like, how do I, you know, put like, can I, how do I put 4,000 calories, 5,000 calories into my system to last me through the next couple of days without now overdoing it to the point where I'm in the fetal position for a day or two.

You know, it's again, it's hard for the producers because it's like, hey, we want big explosive moments in the show.

And so we want there to be a lot of excitement.

tribal councils and blindsides.

And so they end up creating moments like this.

As far as there not being anything having to do with the survival elements, it's really now it's like, hey, they're trying to get through this day.

They're going back to that idea of the dangerous fun, small groups of having to fight for your life constantly in the game.

But

it really ends up being kind of a foregone conclusion in most of these groups, ultimately just based off of who had relationships with whom coming in.

So there's not as much intrigue in these three votes as maybe you would have hoped where there's a little bit more of a scramble.

Sure.