A segment from the reality show "Survival" of Network 13, in which the contestant Gal Rubin talks about the exit process in her question (Network 13)
You have to remember that no one always wins and no one always loses, and that the revenge of the losers will always come, and it is especially sweet.
Ya Allah, how Baybayin woke up in the morning on a light blue bed that they won in the prize mission, with faces swollen from a good night's sleep.
The bed had such a positive effect on their mood that even those who slept on the sand were happier.
Casey and Maya are sleeping on the bed, and everything is fine.
I'm interested in the fact that Elit didn't get the first right to the bed - after all, she's 52 and all, as they bother to remind her and all of us several times in the episode.
It's true what Doreen says, everyone is really hypocritical, or more precisely - frightened by their own growing up, and therefore unable to deal with the idea.
Not only in this season, but in all seasons of Survivor and also in Big Brother, the older members of the cast are always a problem for the younger ones just by being in the same space.
There is always a struggle whether to treat the elderly and pathetic strollers who came to the show with disdain - because they can't do anything, they're not cool, and they'll be dead in a minute - or to treat them with "respect" because "she's my mother's/my father's/Zibi's age" , which is no less age-related.
Survival (photo: screenshot, Network 13)
It's like this this season too - when it's convenient for them, Alit is too old.
When they are less comfortable, she is young enough to sleep on the sand.
When it's convenient for them, they ignore her and don't pay attention to her, and when it's less convenient, they suddenly love her very much, and "really want to get together with her."
There was definitely a conversation between Casey and Sahar and Guy Rosen, in which they argued about who first liked Alit and who likes her more now.
Suddenly she is not a burden on the tribe, suddenly she is a hero and a champion, and useful in missions.
But she didn't.
She loses assignments, and it's chronic.
In the bracelet of life task, Natasha beat her with her hand tied behind her back, literally, while Shalit falls, trips and drops trays left and right.
Alit returned to the tribe with fear as a loser - but instead of receiving criticism and crooked looks, she received an invitation to an alliance and compliments from Casey.
"I haven't been teased like this since I was 16," says Alit to the camera.
By the way, this is the first time Casey messed up.
It doesn't suit her to be so transparent and ruin the mob for herself - to sit down and tell Elit how much she adores her is a move that suits Jordan who is trying to "speak to Gal's heart".
Jordan has a conversation with Gal in which she flatters her disproportionately, in order to join the alliance.
The concept of talking to the heart doesn't sit well with Jordan, and as if that wasn't bad enough, she also sighs in the sentence "You know I'm not telling you this just because of the game".
To my surprise, Gal didn't pick up on the forgery, and maybe it's an epidemic on the island, because even the disparaging flattery conversation about Alit's intelligence was very strange.
As part of the decision to annoy Alit, Maya also, who is allergic to the messy festival vibe of the sand in the bed and the mud in the rice that Alit brings with her, promises to stop reminding her all the time that "there is a 33 year difference between them" according to Casey who claims that the waiver should come from Maya's side, due to her being young - And not because it's disgusting behavior.
Personally, I don't agree that people should be respected only because of their age - respect is something that has to be earned, and I also know some old people who are indescribable shit.
In any case, Elit understands very well that all these licks do not come from affection for her but from an interest in recruiting her - an interest that she intends to exploit to the fullest, and rightly so.
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Natasha (photo: screenshot, network 13)
Jordan is determined to lead this immunity task because she is sure that if they go to the council she will be the next one to be deposed.
Doreen is also afraid, although she still holds the illusion that she is in Gal and Tal's alliance, only in Shush.
They are less willing to come out of the closet with this relationship, even though she asks them to.
Like a man who sleeps with someone he is ashamed of, they prefer to stay "under the radar" for the time being, that is, until a more worthwhile option comes along, and they will reject it without thinking twice.
Gal fights with Babein, and has to make sure that they win over her tribe, because if Tagalog loses - she gets an immunity statuette.
She informs Tal and asks him to sell the assignment, and he does so without too much remorse, despite his sporty nature and super reliable personality (but only outside, ask anyone who knows him).
Gal nodded, after yelling a little at Guy Rosen to shut up and not be arrogant.
Even he, who suspected that she came to fail them, said that she performed well, and was the only one who smelled the plot and noted that Gal performed "even too well" because "maybe they want us to win."
Either way, Natasha has to decide which Tagalog she takes the option to participate in the personal immunity mission.
The tribe wants to kick Jordan out, but her conscience torments her.
It's cruel, she tells Aviran, her confidant: "On the one hand, I'll smile at her, on the other hand, I'll stick a knife in her in broad daylight?".
On Saturday we will know not only who will be evicted, but also who will make it to the reunion that happens next week - and the romantic triangle Gal-Tal-Maya will have to recalculate a course.
A reunion is nice, although a second entry could have benefited the season much more.
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