Tai, I'm glad you're here. I want to formally apologize for anything that happened in the game. I was playing a character, and I really hope I didn't hurt you.
Tai, I commend you for being here tonight. Like I said before, I don't care to get into the he-said-she-said bullshit of it all, I think you're great and congrats on making it to the end, really! And yeah, I kick myself every day for playing the idol on you instead of myself, but I'm glad I at least didn't go out with it in my pocket!
I'm sorry. I hope we can talk it through. Julia definitely fooled me about the vote thing...but like I said at council, I had issues with stuff a lot of people said in this game that that vote had nothing to do with.
I didn't even want to log back in with their behavior over the last 2 days --- I'm better than I was last night though.
I think I made it pretty apparent that I made decisons when I flipped on Andrea and Steve.Lindsey wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2017 8:47:37 pmNot in my eyes. I think it's MORE impressive to survive the votes being on the wrong side. If I had made it to the final, I would have argued that for myself, I was in the minority alliance, I was doing all that I could. Yeah, you were on the right side of the numbers, but you weren't making it apparent that you had any role in the decision making. It's not necessarily a "bad read" to vote wrong when you're not a part of a six-strong alliance.
I'll be honest, Julia, I don't really get why it was necessary to make this up at Ponderosa...lying while you're still in the game, sure, but lying to influence the jury vote is weird to me.
I think she did it to get back at Tai which I do understand and to ensure Aubry would win.
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