Will Friedle

So one of the losing groups is strategizing back at camp, and this is when Aubrey and Genevieve were paired in the same group and then going head-to-head.

Genevieve is, this is where now it's just kind of talking about

Now, this is where I have a problem with the show where Survivor fans love the show, where the next hour is now just cutting to people talking about who they're going to vote for.

Yeah.

And it's that's that's kind of the show is it's just I'm going to vote for this person.

Well, let me go down and talk to this person.

I'm going to vote for.

And I get this is the gameplay.

This is what the Survivor fans want.

And this is where me as a new fan coming in, I'm kind of going, OK, it's just talking heads kind of in a high school talking about who they're going to vote for and who they're not going to vote for.

And this is why I'm trying to wrap my head around it a little more and trying to get better with this.

Yeah, that's really yeah, that's very interesting.

So one of the things that I have been seeing more and more of on social media and I kind of take anything from social media, the Internet with a grain of salt.

But you keep seeing obviously reality TV, you put quotes around reality producers, editors, directors.

They all want to push in there.

Not push is the wrong word.

They can they can help to construct a narrative.

And some characters, the real people, but characters on the show tend to get more screen time than others.

And some of the former contestants are coming out kind of saying it might be a little bit of a sexist kind of kind of vibe, a little misogynistic.

It seems like it's more based on the men than on the women.