Rob Cesternino

Well, it's jarring when you're actually there because there is no music.

It's like you go from like at home, you have this one experience and then you're there and you can hear a pin drop.

So that's the part that's really weird and eerie to go and play Survivor.

Probably boats in this setup in Fiji.

But yeah, like you would never they used to say in the very beginning, like we hiked three miles to tribal council, like they would get lost.

Like how you like Jeff would be standing there all night.

Like, hey, when are they getting here?

Right.

They were supposed to be here hours ago.

What happened?

We'll bring them there.

Through the rain and everything.

So yeah, they sort of like, well, they pick them up in a boat.

They take them to tribal council and they get out and they, they walk up.

So I never played in Fiji, so I don't know necessarily what that layout is.

But there tends to be, the survivors have like a certain area and there's like a signpost.

No players pass this area and then production will have like a base there.

And they have their own base camp.

They have a really nice setup in Fiji where the crew has really nice accommodations.

Jeff has good accommodations.