RHAP: We Know Survivor - Survivor 50 Ep 7 Exit Interview

Episode Date: April 9, 2026

Survivor 50 Ep 7 Exit Interview Survivor 50’s merge brings fireworks as Rob Cesternino hosts an in-depth exit interview with Dee Valladares, the season’s first post-merge boot. Rob breaks down the fast-shifting dynamics of this pivotal vote, drawing out Dee’s perspective on dramatic live Tribal moves, shifting alliances, and what it’s like to be a dominant presence when everyone is playing it safe. With more Survivor alumni and the “Bottoms up” alliance teased for the weekend, Exit Interviews is back to spotlight game-changing decisions and blindsides from Survivor 50. The episode explores the shocking first merged Tribal Council, where Dee launches a desperate effort to flip the vote onto Coach during a live scramble. She details her push to sway the numbers, facing a tribe nervous to make big moves with all eyes watching. Dee opens up about balancing her competitive drive with reality, the agony of nearly sending her own ally Tiffany home with the Shot in the Dark, and the risky lines she walked each day on the island. Rob and Dee dissect the earlier Colby vote drama, why aligning with Cirie took precedence, who was never truly in her corner, and the emotional toll of direct showdowns with Jonathan and Coach. Listeners get a firsthand look at the fallout from idol secrets spilled, tricky split votes, and how social standing melts down when jury influence looms. – Dee’s all-out attempt to blindside Coach at live Tribal – The split-vote chaos, Shot in the Dark fears, and saving allies over herself – Emily’s idol reveal to Rizo and how trust breakdowns derail game plans – The fierce Jonathan confrontation and what really led to Dee’s vote-out – Cirie, Rizo, and the subtle power of staying in the middle as alliances shatter As Survivor 50’s merged tribe reshuffles, who will step up to take control and which alliance will make the first risky play? Are the “safe” players setting themselves up for success, or for the next blindside? Catch the full Survivor 50 analysis to hear the inside scoop on idols, double-crosses, and who’s at the center of the action heading into the next Tribal Council! Chapters: 0:00 Rob Introduces D Valladares Exit 6:00 D’s Live Tribal Council Attempt 10:13 Confrontation With Jonathan Explained 13:03 Colby Versus Coach Decision 18:35 Emily Spilling Idol Info Discussed 22:12 Cirie’s Influence and Jury Management 26:35 Players Still in the Middle 30:01 TWISH To pre-order Rob’s book, The Tribe and I Have Spoken, visit www.robhasabook.com Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

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WestJet welcomes you on board. Here's to WestJetting since 96. Travel back in time with us and actually travel with us at westjet.com slash 30 years. Hey, buddy, what's going on? Rob Cessorino, back with you for an exit interview. Today, we're going to be talking with Di Viadaris, who was voted out of the tribe, the first vote off after the merge of Survivor 50 will get her takes on everything that was going on in last night episode. Then Jordan Kalish will be here for this week in Survivor History. Big day on the podcast. Jeremy Collins, another winner, another former co-host of the On Fire podcast is going to join us to talk about D and everything going on here in Survivor 50.

Jeremy Collins will be my guest later on on Thursday. Over the weekend, we'll be checking in with the Bottoms Up Alliance. That is going to be Stephen, Sage, and Jawan are going to be my guests on Sunday. So be on the lookout for that and everything else that we have going on here on RHAP. I see that we have D on the line. Let's go ahead and patch her in. All right, we are here with the winner of Survivor 45, the most dominant winner of the new era as voted by the fans of Robbins' podcast. Here she is, Dee Vydars.

Dee, how are you? What's up? I'm so happy. I'm happy because I get to watch the game now. You get to watch the game. They're not happy. I know how competitive you are. You're not happy. You're putting on a good phase. No. No, no, no. I trust me, I was ready to have a few mimosas. Like I was ready to eat. No, could do I wish I would have made it further? Absolutely. But I also knew I had an expiration day from the moment I stepped foot on that island. So I was happy because I played hard and I was open. I was myself. I was spicy. And I made it further than

I genuinely thought I would make it. So I am happy. I thought you had some daylight at one point. It ultimately didn't work out that way. I wanted about this live tribal council that we saw you take part in because it seemed like, okay, that there was a critical mass of people that were getting annoyed with coach. You get up during the tribal council. You're saying to people like, hey, okay, the vote is coach.

And people are saying, okay, Aubrey's even saying to other people, okay, she said, vote coach. But then ultimately, the coach votes didn't come. Was there more to that live travel council where people like, no, no, no, no, no, we're not doing this. Yeah. Honestly, it was me from the get-go. I did not have the numbers. That was just me getting up and not staying still before I go home.

And it was like a last-ditch effort. I knew people were annoyed of him and I knew people wanted him out. So I was obviously gunning for him. But it was just not going to happen, especially this was such a pivotal vote. because it's the first time everyone's voting together. So you don't want to rock the boat too hard right now. Yes. Because if you do, you're out next.

You know what I mean? So that was just a last ditch effort. And I didn't have the votes. I was just trying to make it happen. And I also knew that it was being split to TIF. So I think what I was mostly scared was like, if my shot in the dark did work, then Tiff was going to go home. You saw it with Caleb.

Correct. And I did say that like when I exited. I was honestly in that moment also trying to save an ally. I don't want my shot in the dark to hit. And then Tip goes home. So if we can get, I don't know, three votes on coach, just even three. You know what I mean? It could potentially save an ally.

But you were going up to people. People are saying to you, okay. But do you think that people are just telling you what you wanted to hear? Yeah, of course. Yeah, of course. What are you going to say in that moment? No, go sit back down. I don't know.

I don't know. It was interesting. So I want to know a little bit. I want to go back to the last vote because I went back and I looked at the this. And we, you seem like had a decent relationship with Colby. Colby comes to you and says, hey, if you save me instead of coach, I'll keep you safe. I'll go to everybody. It seems like you're considering it. You say that you seem like you really like Colby. How come that that didn't come to be, it even seemed like that Emily wanted to vote out coach and keep Colby. So do you feel

like, was that ever a possibility to keep Colby instead of coach? It was. It was. And actually, I even asked one of the producers, if I give up my immunity necklace, nobody knows this. But when do I have to do it before the votes? After the votes. And they said, no, you have to do it before the vote. So that's when I said, absolutely not. This is the last vote before jury. And I'm trying to make the jury.

The thing with Colby, from my perspective, that was the first time we had a conversation when we split. And, you know, he was being so chill. It kind of felt like he was giving up. But in that moment, we didn't know how bad his foot was. we didn't know he had an infection or we didn't know that he could have really got a medevac and he wanted like a good exit right we didn't know that so it just felt like he was giving up and I was like Kobe let's go talk so when we're talking I tell him hey I want to work with you like what can we do how can you help me and he didn't give me anything at all he didn't give me

anything at all and I wish he did and then he goes on a walk and then comes back from the walk from the confessionals and then he's like all right d let's go talk so I guess like he had a pivotal a moment where, you know, confessional serve as like therapy session. So he came back and was like, hey, I got you with Steph. I can go back and all of this. But in that moment, I had already solidified the vote with Surrey. And I rather solidify trust with someone with like Surrey who has a lot of power in the game versus going back and he's helping me with like one or two people because Chrissy

wanted me out from the beginning. Jonathan wanted me out from day one. And coach also wanted me out from day one. So where really do I stand in that alliance? I'm going to be at the end. And guess what? Let's say I do save Colby. I'm going to still get voted off this episode.

You know what I mean? So it was just like this is what it had to be. I want to talk to you. But I did really want to play with him. I'd love to get your perspective on the Jonathan situation. And so we saw that you had that confrontation with Jonathan. and we saw in his confessional, he talks about how I baited her. I got her to do exactly what I wanted her to do.

But I was a little confused as a viewer. I'm like, well, what did she say that was so bad? But you even said in your final words, you said that, you don't know, you said you made some mistakes and maybe you were being a little too fiery with Jonathan. Was there something specific that you said that really caught fire with other people that made it very easy for people to turn against you? No, I was already going home at that point. That argument with Jonathan was right before tribal.

And from my perspective, I said, if I'm going out, I'm going out telling everybody how I truly feel. And if I'm going to go out, what am I going to do, sit like a duck? No, I'm going to fight with you. I'm going to fight with coach. I'm going to fight. If Joe gets into it, I'm going to fight with him too. I will fight anybody.

But I think that argument really kind of like just stemmed from like bottled up emotions from OG Carlo, because you saw. since day one, Jonathan had been wanting me out. And I knew that. Chrissy was going hard at me too. And in OG Collo, I did a fashion show that was never aired where I had everyone from the opposite sex wear each other's clothing. It was so funny, Rob.

Like, I wish they would have aired it. However, after that, all the men in my tribe thought that I had an advantage. And none of them told me, you know what I mean? Like, I knew that kind of like a Marianne thing. Yeah. What kind of advantage is that? where she had to say weird things where you had to activate, you know, because in the split, Rizzo said that they also did a fashion show in Batu, and then Jonathan was like, wait, did you have

to wear clothes of opposite sides? So from the beginning, like, I swear, I really wanted to work with Jonathan and I thought we needed each other, but it was very evident that, like, he just had it out for me. And if you got it out for me, and I know I'm going home, I'm going to talk back. It is what it is, you know? But I think that argument, it kind of what bothered me was not so much what Jonathan was saying. It was more like it was between me and coach. But then he like inserted himself into it. And that's what I didn't.

Obviously, that's when I kind of started blowing up. But I was already going home. My name had already been out there. I had already messed things up with filling the beans, which I should have shut my mouth. About Rizzo's Idol. About Rizzo's Idol, correct.

Yeah. Then at that point, of course, like, Ceri is going to be like, all right, well, if everybody wants to do D, and they had been wanting to do me since day one. And, like, they've been wanting to put me off since they would. You know, but with coach, can I just say that, like, because I could have sworn last week, it was you that caught coach in a lie when he told you that Emily was talking, unless that was true.

That's the thing. It's like you're talking about all lies, lies, lies this, but, well, it doesn't apply to you. You're in a game. You should not play with honor and integrity. You should lie, right? Yeah. Coach, even in that split, he goes up to Emily and goes, hey, D is safe. We can't take her out.

So who's next? Just telling everybody everything, but we all talk. And it's like Emily said, it's very obvious that you're trying to play this game or maybe you want us to have a different perception of you, but the perception, it is what it is in the game, right? I want to go through some of these other players that we haven't gotten to talk about yet. Emily is the one she ends up spilling the beans to Rizzo about you had said about his idol. which ultimately is a big deal for you.

Any issue with Emily for how she handled that? No, no, absolutely not. In the game, I was hurt. I was crying. Oh, my God. Like, I'm like, you freaking snake. Yeah, I was pissed. But issues in the real world, absolutely not.

But it wasn't on purpose, you don't think, right? Maybe. She sent me a two-minute long voice memo and I said, Emily, I'm not listening to that. I'm not, like, there's, I don't want you to apologize. What you say about me in the game is fair game. If you go against me, it's fair game. You're doing what you can for your game.

And it's fair game. And I don't want to hear apologies from you or anybody, really, because I'm not sorry. I tried to play my best game too. And I don't want to, like, I don't care, truly. So I just answered. I'm like, dude, I love you. And obviously we've spoken.

She's a friend. So whether it was done on purpose, I don't think it was genuinely done on purpose. I don't think so. It's just how she plays the game. Yeah. Okay. But it's so funny.

She's great TV. How about Rizzo where it seemed like, okay, you had a really good relationship with Rizzo, you felt good about him, you wanted to save him, you thought maybe that, okay, nobody else really knows this guy. And then he ends up being one of the people that turns against you. Yeah, I, you know, I think he needed to do that. He had to. I mean, he could have, this was a very pivotal moment because it's everyone on the beach for the first time, right? So why would you go back for me when people, he's the line with so many people and you see it. Rob, he is such a

great phenomenal player. And a lot of people think otherwise because their egos can't take how good of a player he is and how funny he is and how he doesn't take anything serious and he lapsed at himself. He's a phenomenal player. I love that guy. And him turning on me, he needed to do that for his game because he had already solidified alliances with all these. Surrey, why would they go to that for me when the numbers are already against them, right? And especially in the first vote where everyone's voting. But I feel like that if they wanted to, and I feel like Surrey especially, I think if Surrey says, hey, Ozzie, hey, Rizzo, we're saved in D tonight, we're going to, we're going to take and you worked with Surrey on the vote to take out Charlie. Did you feel at all like, hey,

Surrey, save me? You know, yes and no, like, you know what's crazy? When you know you're getting voted off, at least for me now, right? I knew it was going home. I didn't get blindsided. but I was paying attention to the way that people acted. And some people come up to you and, you know, they're during jury management because they know I'm going to the jury. So they're like, yeah, I'm sorry. Like people will straight up tell you that either I'm not voting for you or I am. I'm voting for somebody else, but it's you tonight.

Like, you can field it. And Surrey was the only person that actually sat down with me on the hammock, the entire arrest like right before travel council. Kind of like, dude, I hate when people like just don't, like you just ignore the person voted off. Like at least try to be fake. and talk to them. And yeah, for sure, if they really, really wanted to, they would have.

But for what? For what? Because I could have maybe turned on them later. And I think because I wanted to play such a different game on 50, and you saw that, and obviously spilling beans ended up being a mistake, I was going to do that eventually with somebody else, you know what I mean? So I think they did what they needed to do. I know we're running out of time.

But you called out the people in the middle who haven't picked aside in the war. tell me who are the people that are not picking aside that you are calling out in the middle? Personally, from that moment, the people that I thought were in the middle, Ceree being one of them, Briseau, not necessarily because he's in the middle, but he's well connected with everyone.

So people in the middle is really, you know, the Christians, the Devons, the Emmys, the people that could really go either way. And yeah, you're going to have to see how the game plays out. Okay. All right. I know you got to run. We didn't even get time to talk about Charlie or anything. There's so much. Yeah. Can you give us 10 seconds on Charlie? Ask a better question. That's such a, you know what? That's why you're a professional podcast host.

I'm not. I know. I'm getting the wrap up. So I know we got to run. Okay. We'll talk again soon. Oh, this is awesome, Rob. Yes. D, take care. And congratulations on making the merge. book, by the way. Okay. All right. Well, we'll get it. We'll get it out to you.

All right. Congratulations to the mayor of Ponderosa, D. Viadaris. Take care. Let's go. Bye. Thanks, Rob. Bye. Okay.

All right. Talk to you later, okay? Feel better. Okay. Bye. All right, everybody. There you have it. There's D.

Dividaris. You kind of ran out of time. Try to get a Charlie question in there. Listen, that's the kind of training you get on the On Fire podcast of like, hey, if you don't have a good enough question, you're not getting an answer. So D will get for appearing on Rob as a podcast, a copy of The Tribe and I have spoken. And you can, too, our pre-orders are available through May 5th, where we have a great pre-order bonus, the ultimate rights of passage. You'll get one sentence about every single player in Survivor history as a

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little bit of a of a of a come down from uh from the highs of atlanta what a great event the ranclark academy as a teacher being able to see that school was really cool and then of course we had all of the rhap components the the your your uh podcast on the stage your podcast off the stage the welcome party so much fun had a great time seeing everyone all the patrons and all the survivors that were out there and of course you rob i great seeing everyone in atlanta had a fantastic time it was great to see you in person as well and we had a lot of fun but the Fun's just getting started because it's time to play Twish again. And here with us to play Twish, it's Betsy, Betsy, how are you?

Hey, I am doing great. I'm excited to be here. Don't think I'll do well, but fun to be included. Why do you not think you'll do well? So I have like a serious survivor gap of like 20 seasons that I haven't gotten around to watching. I will say that this, the format of this season of Twitch is probably like the best for me based on the last few years with the way. Jordan has like done it this year. So I have a gap, but I'm, you know, use what I know.

A gap. Have you seen all the seasons that involve Survivor 50 contestants? Not all of them, but I also, the ones that I haven't seen are people you already asked questions about this season. Interesting. Doesn't mean I won't go back though. You never know. You never know what you're going to do.

All right. Let's get into the categories here for this week in Survivor History with Jordan Kaelish. All right. Jordan, what do you have for us today? Yes. We do have one category from a season that I already did cover and a player that I already did cover, but we have Jenna Lewis. Okay. We have, have you seen Survivor Borgia? I have, yes.

That's good, good news. We have D. Viadaris. We have the new era mystery box and the old era mystery box. As always, everything for the mystery box questions will be worth one extra point. So where are you going to take us first? I think for the sake of my strategy, I have to start with New Era Mystery Box. Okay, the new era mystery box. Which season 50 new era player drew an odd rock before the mergatory challenge of their original season and was therefore given the opportunity to predict which group would win. If correct, they would also be immune and win reward. Okay.

I'm going to have to think about this, but I don't want to, you know, no dead air on the podcast. Thank you so. Bless you, Betsy. I'm not going to say, I hope he was... The only thing I hate more than the verbal rebis is dead air. And I like the lie there. At least... At least 12 people came up to me during the live event. I counted.

Every time I told them, I'm like, oh, you're number 10. You're number 11. Literally, at least a dozen came up and said, we love the verbal rebis, never get rid of the verbal rebis. This is not made up and they could... I couldn't tell you who the 12 people were, but it was a blur, Rob. But I did give them a number. each of them know which number they were. Okay.

I think I'm going to have to go multiple choice just to have a chance. Multiple choice. So this will be for two points if you get it right. Is it A, Emily Flippen, B, Genevieve, C, Kyle D. Tiffany. I will go with, I'll go with Tiffany. Tiffany is correct. So smart move by going to the multiple choice there. You do not allow Rob to steal the points. And you get two points for yourself, which is the same that you can. get for a non-mystery box question if you didn't get two points for the multiple choice on the mystery box everything's worth an extra points and normally it would be one

point everything's one point more than it would be this was your idea I think I should mean like everything you go for three go for like if you say that's what it is but that seems a little bit like I mean that's what we've done that's what we've done mm-hmm is it is two points if you steal it's two points everything is worth one point more than it would be if it was a regular question okay So if you stole, even if Betsy goes, so Betsy goes to the multiple choice

and eliminates an answer and you get it right, now you have a one and three shot, and it's still two points. Either way, the new era mystery box is off the board. Give me the older era mystery box. It's obviously, you made it too good where there's like no,

there's no penalty for not going for it. It's like, I'm not going to take your Flint. Mm-hmm. Maybe it's just like there's no downside. I mean, you don't, you can't get the three points. If the other person gets the three-pointer and you've gotten two points,

now you're putting yourself in a whole baby. There's no point to go for it if you have, like, I'm going to take it first every week. I mean, I think that's always the strategy, right? If something's worth an extra point, like if you, there was one person, I forgot who it was. But it has to be risk. It has to be risk.

Also, you've taken all the risk away to make it two points for the multiple choice. I mean, it could go down to one. I'm not opposed to that. This whole thing was your idea, Rob. I wasn't even going to change the points. My idea, but you're not. executing it correctly. All right. I'm willing to go to the, to go to, Betsy has a whiteboard behind her. I'll go to my whiteboard. What's on the whiteboard? I figure out the math here.

It's my co-worker's notes that I've been, you know, refusing. I don't know if I can erase it, but she never looks at it. So, you know. Robert, you surprised that when we got to do math at the Ron Clark Academy. I, I remember that I was able to do a little bit of math. I helped my group. I mean, we had a good group. We had Carishma. We had Savannah. We had Andrea Belke. We had Carishma's husband. Great group. And we got it right. Did you, did your group get it right? I don't think you could get it wrong. I think that the kids really were making sure that you got it right. Betsy, will you erase your co-workers whiteboard and replace it with a verbal rebis just to mess with them?

I absolutely would, yeah. All right, let's speed this up here. We're getting some notes that we need to speed up this podcast. Old Era Mystery Box, Rob. Who is the only old era player on 50 to participate in two tribal councils in which the initial vote was tied and changed their vote on the revote both? times. So this is an old era player who went to two different tribal councils in which the first vote was tied and on the re-vote, they switched their vote both times.

Okay. They went to a tribal council and on the revote, they switched their vote. And they did it not one time, but two times. And so I'm just thinking it through in terms of the people that are there. I have a thought of who it could be, but I also, too, hate dead air, but give me the multiple choice because this is like,

so I'm so incentivized for multiple choice on the mystery box. Multiple choice, so you're only gonna lose one point. It's like, well, I could, for three points I could go for it and then give Betsy the chance to take me out of commission or for just one point less,

give me the multiple choices. All right. So let's say it's a, Chrissy, B, Colby, C, Ozzie, D. Stephanie. Stephanie was the person I was thinking. And so I feel like that in Palau, I feel like that they had a lot of these crazy votes. I think she certainly has one there. I'm not sure at the time. The second one that comes up, but I don't remember that being a part of Chrissy.

Colby certainly does not seem that kind of either the changes vote. Ozzy, you know, it's possible, but I'm going to go with Stephanie. Stephanie is the right answer. So she switched her vote from Bobby John to Angie on what was a two to two to one vote. And then she, on the next vote, she switched her vote from Ibrahim to James, which was a two to two vote. So you do get it right. Rob, you do have two points now. And Betsy, you can either go for Jenna Lewis or D.

I'm going to go with D. Okay. We're going to D. Vy Adaris, on the 45 split tribal, D won her group's immunity after outlasting them on the poll. They voted out Caleb at this vote, with D, of course, being in the majority. Who was the only player in attendance at this tribal who did not vote for Caleb other than Caleb himself in this four to two vote? Oh, I was just looking at this when I was studying, but it was not looking closely enough.

I'm going to stick with playing it safe and get the multiple choice again. Okay, we're going multiple choice. So was it A, Bruce, B, Emily, C, Jake, D. Coutura. So who was in attendance who did not vote for Caleb other than Caleb himself? Oh, I feel like this is going to be wrong. But I'm going to go with Bruce. Bruce is incorrect. So, Rob, for one point, you can steal.

I believe it was Jake. it was Jake O'Kane multiple instances. Jake is a is a Twitch legend and I love them on Survivor. Multiple instances though where Jake did not vote for the person who went home. Jake is the correct answer. He had the dream sequence about how it was going to go. This is when he was trying to tie the vote and go to rocks. Yeah. Immediately remembered as soon as you said it.

Yeah. So this was a fun episode. I'm not saying I don't always love the split vote travel, but this was an interesting episode here where Caleb unfortunately gets voted out. So it is three to two. And Rob, you could clinch it here with the correct answer, either on the multiple choice or without the multiple choice. We are going to Jenna Lewis. In the first ever merge, Jenna served as the Pagong ambassador visiting the Taghi Beach and helping to decide where the merge tribe would live. Who served this role from the Taggi tribe? It was Dr. Sean Kinnif. Not even going to the multiple choice. Dr. Sean Kinnif is right. So, Rob,

you get two points there. You win by a score of five to two. But Betsy, very good showing. You were a little bit nervous coming in. You said you didn't see some seasons, but you did very well here. Thank you. Yeah, I did better than that.

I wanted to just get something right. So, hey. You did right. You prevented the perfect game, certainly. And so you've initiated your beloved verbal rebisc, Betsy. Yep, yep. I'm not good at the verbal rebus because, again, I have like 20 seasons I haven't watched.

and see if you can figure it out. This would be a good time to use the whiteboard. No, I'm joking. I'm joking. Leave your coworkers whiteboard alone. No, it's fine. I don't think she's looked at it in like a month. Yes.

Okay. All right. And I will go quick, Rob, because I am pro-Rob eating lunch here before he has to go on to other things. So, okay, so we have Johnny Fairplay's voting confessional while voting out this player was simply FU. He didn't say F. He said more than F. Plus, the contestant who gave R.HAP a shout out on 47, and we're looking for the first letter of her name. Plus, Survivor 48th PE teacher, whose finger wagging became a popular gif.

Plus, the blood versus water player who uttered the phrase, girls have rivalries, and we're looking for the first letter of her name. So only four clues here. They're all pluses. I will say that I am the most lost I've ever been. any verbal release. I did go fast. I did go fast. So let's look it out together. I don't even know what he, Betsy, do you have any idea what Jordan is talking about? I have no clue. I have, I haven't figured out by like the second clue of what this is. And this is, I went too fast. I am so in the weeds on this. I got hoisted by my own pittard here because I went too fast.

So, okay, so who did, when Johnny Fairplay said the FU, the famous FU voting confessional, who is he voting out there? I don't know. Even I have no idea. Sean, it was Sean. Oh, of course. The great Jebeda. John Cohen. Yes.

Yeah. So Sean is the first. I think now it'll start to come together. Okay. Plus this one you guys should know. The contestant who gave R.H.A.P. a shout-on 47. We're looking for the first letter of her name. She might podcast for this network.

Who do we have? Asia. Asia. So plus the first letter of her name A. The plus the Survivor 48 PE teacher whose finger wagging became a popular GIF. Okay. You know this, right? I don't know this one.

The best guy. Rob, who do we have here? It's Mitch. It's Mitch. Oh, yeah, of course. Plus the Blood versus Water player who uttered the phrase, girls have rivalries. Shout out to Paul Asselson.

And we're looking for the first letter of her name. Who was this player? Girls have rivaled. Maybe this is a less famous quote. This is very deep cut. I have never heard this quote before. She's married to Rupert. Okay.

Laura. So Sean Mitchell? Yeah, Shawana Mitchell, who Rob played Survivor with. I did not think this was as hard of a verbal rebus as it apparently was. I will say, I am going to call you out on that this is week seven, and Shauna is a week six boot. She is a week six boot. The verbal rebus is a little bit of poetic license with the verbal rebus. I also may have written this last week when we didn't get to question.

I think I'm getting an outdated verbal rebus. Yeah. Okay. But Jordan, great job. You did not get rusty in your week away. And I do think I'm stronger than ever. I would strongly have the Twish Rules Committee look into this multiple choice two point on the mystery box. We could change. I will change it right now. The verbal, the rules committee is me and you, Rob. I'll tell you what. I think we could change it. I think it should be, hey, maybe there's no multiple choice on the mystery box. three or nothing. Three or nothing.

Three and multiple choice is not an option even for the steel. It's like a do or die. It's like a do or die. So it's like, okay, it's here. This is happening now. And on the steel, you would get two though. You would get two for a steel or do you get three for the steel? I think you still get one on the steel. One on the steel.

Okay, interesting. But it's like. It's interesting. We could try it. We could always do it. Like, look, what are, there's no one stopping us. There needs to be in danger. It's you made it too safe.

All right. I'll do it. We'll do it next week. Put in the books, baby. Okay. Listen, you maybe you want to change it in between seasons, okay? But that's my pitch to you. All right, Betsy. We might have the purest might come after us if we change it midseason.

What's coming up for you, Betsy? I am very excited. Part of the reason I don't care about racing the whiteboard, I'm actually leaving my job in like two weeks because I'm starting, yeah, I'm starting grad school, so very exciting. And yeah, just looking forward with them having time off. not working, fun employment. And that's about it for me.

Okay. Yeah. All right. Then, Jordan, for you, you'll be at St. Pats. Be back at St. Pat's. Two week, Yattos for me from St.Paths being in Atlanta. And this week, I am watching Survivor with my mom, which was my, which was for years. So I went to college.

my typical, well, it used to be Thursday now Wednesday night. So I'm on spring break. I'm in Connecticut and I'm going to be watching Survivor with my mom. I'm going to be a lot of fun, getting a nice meal. And yeah, next week, though, I'll be back at St. Paths with hundreds of people. The Survivor Glitterati, maybe not as Glitterati coded as Atlanta was. That was crazy. But still, we get a lot of fun people at the New York View.

Was it only Glitterati coded? Glitterati coded. It's like when you get coated in glitter. That's not never good. Gold-plated. All right. Thank you so much for joining us for the exit interview in this week in Survivor History. You two can play this week in Survivor History when you become a patron of Rob as a podcast.

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