Josh: Was last tribal surprising in any way to you?

Yes, very, there were so many people saying so many things, i didn't know where it was going to go. It definitely sets the tempo for this game.

I'd hesitate to call them sheep but there are folks who have no shot, myself included probably

Brandon: How did it feel to come out on the right side of the vote last night?

Oh my gosh, Ethan, it felt so good. I really thought I was in serious danger of going home, and I expected the vote to be much closer than it ended up being. I'm so grateful to everyone who saved me, and I'm so glad that I am still able to play in this game :)

Bennett: Do you expect the lines drawn last night to hold up again tonight? (i.e. the 7 majority stick together)

No, there are still a lot of power shifts to be had. Not saying that these power shifts are as a result of my doing (I could be going tonight for all I know), but this game is just way too unstable for anything to be set in stone. It's going to be chaos for a couple more rounds...at least

Ben

Tonight's will be as crazy or more crazy

6/10 Votes

Peyton: How is the immunity borscht bowl treating ya?

I honestly have no idea what a borscht bowl is or ever heard the word borscht before in my life, but I'm very happy to hold immunity tonight!! Not a vote goes by where you're not stressed about whether or not you'll be the one going home. The only way to reduce that stress is to win immunity, and I'm happy to say that I'm not as stressed as usual!

I'll go tally the votes.

GL

If anyone has a hidden immunity idol and would like to play it, now's the time to do so.

looks like it's the end of the line for me

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No one stands.

Once the votes are read, the person voted out will be asked to leave the tribal council area immediately. I'll read the votes.

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Sagar.

Second vote.

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Sagar.