Final Words: "I know that I could have worked it more in the hot tub if I wanted to, but I don't think it would have helped my place in this game. I've learned so much about myself; I really thought I would crack. And I just realized how strong I am and just what I'm capable of. When it comes down to it and if I'm thrown into the wilderness again, I know I can survive."
Final Words: These people are terrible liars, terrible liars. I wish they told me to my face, but they didn't do that because there'd be an argument, and obviously they didn't want to hear me talk anymore. So now they'll have a peaceful camp, and they'll have to deal with each other, stabbing each other in the back, as if that's some new thing in the game of Survivor. Four of those people are gonna join me on the jury.
Final Words: Wow! What can I say? What a fabulous time I've had out here playing this game. I think I can look at myself in the mirror and be comfortable with the way I've played this game, definitely. That little kiss was a nice way to leave. We were partners through this and it was sincere.
Final Words: It hurts to leave this early in the game. Jonathan, kiss my ass. You a dirty, stanky, whacked fruitcake who sold me out, and sold out our tribe when we brought you in. You trading bastard, so kiss my ass Jonathan. Other than that, everyone I love, but that's how it's gotta be in this world.
Final Words: I am so bummed to be going home. It was such a great ride while I was out there. I just felt I had so much more to give going forward. It hurts to be voted off. I had a feeling when Jonathan and Candice came over from the other tribe, my time was going to be limited on my own tribe, cause they already had such strong bonds and alliances. This whole experience has made me a stronger individual. I'm proud of how far I came, and that I get to be on the jury. I know I will always be remembered for some of the good things that I've done. It was a joy. It was a joy. And I'm glad that I did it.
Final Words: To be honest I am completely pissed off about tonight's vote. Jonathan did a great job of pulling his own weight. I respect that, but in the end I feel completely burned because I was blindsided, and had I known, or expected that there would be two voted out tonight I would have done everything possible to make sure that I would be still in this game.
Final Words: My experience overall has been the best/worse experience of my entire life. I didn't know I was going, I didn't know what was brewing. It's kind of a sigh of relief for me, at the same time parting is bittersweet. Anything is possible in this game, and making jury just proves that.
Final Words: It's been an adventure of a lifetime, and I couldn't have asked for anything more. I guess I wasn't playing the game as hard as I should of, but it's really hard for me to change who I am, when I just wanna be myself. Ozzy good luck, I'll be rootin for ya brotha, and uh, memories have been made that I'll never forget, and I'm so thankful for those experiences.
Early Show Interview
Episode Six: Plan Voodoo
Final Words: I really enjoyed being on Survivor. It was a great experience. Just disappointed voted off so soon, basically almost felt like I was taken advantage of. But, you know what, I met some really good people, and I met some really awful people. But, I guess that's part of the game. But, it was just an awesome experience overall.
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Late Show Interview
Final Words: It was a wonderful experience. I had a great time. I didn't make it as far as I planned on going, but, that's how it goes. I did learn I am most vunerable among the Asian community. People who are like me, but not like me. I was aware of them at the beginning, but eventually I learned to trust them. I should have known better.
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Cao Boi & Cristina's Early Show Interview
Episode Five: Don't Cry Over Spilled Octopus
Final Words: I would have loved to have stayed in the game a little while longer but if your mind is not completely there 100 percent then your tribe is going to feel that and you don't want to be a weak link to the tribe. I had wonderful tribemates, I was thankful to have been a part of the experience and I wouldn't trade it for the world. Thanks.
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Early Show Interview
Episode Four: Ruling The Roost
Final Words: Wow. This is uh, something I never, ever saw coming. Takes more than just being strong, and big, and physical, and thinking you're mentally tough. You gotta really watch your back. There's no hard feelings, that's the way the game is played, and man they really pulled one over on me. You definately can't trust anybody in this game, there's noooo way!
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Early Show Interview
Late Show Interview
Final Words: This vote tonight it's insane, it's a testament as to how quickly the game can change. But, I have no regrets, I had a great time, it was amazing days, I got to do crazy things that I never thought I would ever do, probably won't ever do again. I think that the man is saying they voted me out. I don't think it is going to strengthen them, it may weaken the tribe unfortunately.
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Early Show Interview
Late Show Interview
Final Words: I came this into wanting to live the dream of playing Survivor. I lived that dream for 6 days and I think it's kinda cool that the heavy metal getting eliminated by some guy named Ozzy. My biggest regret is I didn't play the way I wished I would have, I didn't represent myself well in the beginning. But I'm going to regret anything because I still got to live the dream. Too bad there wasn't a heavy metal tribe I think would of fit in better there.
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Early Show Interview
Late Show Interview
Final Words: I believe a good leader is one who can instill some guidance. And I'm sure that I had some real strong effect with my tribe, I have no doubt about that. They saw that I was a real strong leader, well guess what, they are gonna be a really strong tribe and I'm proud of that. And my torch may be out but my flame is still burning.
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Early Show Interview
Late Show Interview
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