Rob Cesternino

where it's not so much these deep betrayals and bonds that get made.

It's a little bit like, OK, well, I'm playing this card on you because I know you have this.

And it's like, oh, you got me.

And it's it's not necessarily like the life and death.

Right.

emotional bonds that really were part of the older school.

And I think that's something else about the old school versus the new school.

I think that the characters were much bigger and broader in the old survivor as opposed to the game players are much faster and more savvy in the, in the new era.

So you do have a much faster and more accelerated gameplay in the new era, but,

But people are just making moves for the sake of that.

OK, well, this person is a threat, so I have to take them out or this person has an advantage as opposed to really getting very invested in more of the characters across the 39 day just battle of wills, which was the old school survivor.

That would be a hard question to answer.

And for me, Survivor would be going home.

And it would be like a sort of, when I played Survivor when I was 24 years old.

And so that now, like half of my life has gone by since I played Survivor.

I don't know what would be different

if i played traders again where people would you know go like i'd have to get very very fortunate with a lot of things on the traders where i think that survivor is less luck based and i feel like that maybe i could maybe forge a path in survivor and i think that there would be like uh my my heart would say to do survivor but i really loved getting to play the trader so like i

It was such a fun, fun experience.

And, you know, I would be very excited to get the chance to do either of those opportunities.

Oh, he was absolutely incredible watching the show back when I was there.