Rob Cesternino

Did you were you able to kind of call who was going to go home before you even got there?

It felt like it.

Yeah.

I mean, it's

It seemed like that Genevieve was sort of dead to rights and with Genevieve that she was with Aubrey, who was somebody who she had not been working with, but also she was with the guys who sent Aubrey the idol from the other group.

So out of anybody else in the game, it was really like the worst possible draw that Genevieve could have gotten in this group.

Yeah.

So a couple of the contestants, Angelina really was the first person last week who said it about the edit.

But then a bunch of the other women who have been under editing this season have talked about this.

And it's something that

The Survivor players, you come out there, and this was discussed a little bit in the Charlie Tribal Council, like, hey, everybody's the hero of their own story.

And then you see the episodes.

It's like, wait, hold on.

I was the main character.

Where's all my stories?

And so historically, while there have been some women who have gotten a lot of airtime, there's many women who are legends of the show.

It does feel as though Survivor will consistently give almost all of the men a fair share of, and there's certainly some exceptions,

But, you know, that it seems like that they do a better job of telling the stories of the male characters than some of the women who get left behind.

I think that if you go throughout the history of the show, I think it's specifically a lot of the younger women.

I feel like that they struggle with having to tell their story.