Rob Cesternino

That's why they take away their Flint now.

because they try to make it more and more that they don't give you anything.

So I know that Ryder talked with Sophie Blair, and she said that she had eaten for 11 days.

It seems like a lot of these players that come out there, specifically, I think there's an age divide also, where the younger people who come in,

And that's always been a theme on Survivor, going back to the infancy of the show, how the older folks and the younger folks are getting along.

But it seems like that the Gen Z players who come in, they'd rather just like starve and do nothing than put the energy into, hey, I'm going to provide and look for crabs and look for fish.

And then this season, you have a player like Ozzy, who historically has been one of the greatest fishermen in the history of the show.

He's here and he's able to provide for his tribe, even when they were a disaster and weren't getting anything to eat.

Yeah.

And I think you would, too.

I think that for the most part.

It was talked about in the show, the difference between old school players and new school players.

And the show is so meta now.

It really is often the snake eating its own tail.

Where in Survivor, in the very beginning, it was really a show about we're going to take...

16 Americans from all walks of life.

And what are people willing to do to win this million dollar prize?

And it was really, the idea was a little bit more of, this is a social experiment and what's gonna happen when we put these people out there.

Now, Survivor is so meta where everybody who's on the show is a gigantic fan of the show.

So everybody's mind is going a million miles an hour.