Will Friedle

So they have access to fresh water.

There is a water area.

They always have access to water.

I'm asking you as my fellow co-host to have faith that that happens.

Because otherwise, you're just going to be railing against, you know... Yes, but it makes for bad television.

No, no, no.

But I think it's not bad television for those of us who...

Have watched every single season.

Exactly.

Or just accept that that's the given, you know, you talk about the pageantry of traders, right?

And you accept that pageantry.

You accept the, you know, the unreality of it.

In this case, you're having a hard time accepting the reality of it.

You're saying that the unreality, which makes it look too easy for them, on the surface means that you lose interest.

Because the reality, and I'm telling you, actually the reality, as far as by all accounts, is exactly what you're describing.

And you're not willing to accept that to enjoy the show because you're upset that the unreality is not mirroring that.

I honestly think what happened is that their ratings probably dropped because people got bored of the repetitive, the redundancy of that.

And I think that, you know, they're probably reacting to the reality that like by, I don't know, probably eight seasons in, people, like I said, you know, understood what was going on and their fan base just built around more of the gameplay, you know.

That's all traitors is.

That's literally all traitors is.