Rob Cesternino

So it is hard.

And the only thing that I can say is that, you know, not everybody's story has been told yet.

In the case of Angelina and Camilla, I do think it's a disappointment to not have seen more of what they had going on.

And for everybody else, you know, you have to see that maybe we do get more of their story going forward.

But it's like, ooh, the women are fighting.

Right.

Angelina.

You know, Survivor has struggled with this type of issue also all throughout the history of the show.

And I will say to the producers credit, they do.

They have tried to improve things.

And it's certainly.

Is is not perfect.

That's Survivor had its own reckoning with race really after 2020, where after everything with George Floyd, a lot of the black players and other minorities talked about, hey, you know, I was on a tribe and it was really this was really unfair.

I felt like that my story wasn't really being told.

And so survivor really did do a lot once it came back after COVID to try to address that.

And so survivor is not perfect.

They have a lot of things that they can improve on.

I do feel like that they do care deeply about trying to get it right.

And I have no doubt that they will be looking to improve this in the future.

But for the people who are out there right now and feeling like their story is not being told, like it does kind of suck for those players.