I'm leaning towards the former, because I can't remember anything they said or did on 30.

I'll take your word for it, because I know absolutely nothing about farming/ranching other than what I see in movies & TV.

I agree…Tai may be a sweetheart outside of the game, but reasons like this are why he is just not cut out for a game like Survivor. Sucks, because I loved to root for him last time.

I'd be salty too if I was actually fighting for my life to stay in the game, but the public ended up perceiving me as a lazy, weak person who did nothing of the sort because of inaccurate editing, so I can get where Caleb's coming from on this one.

Yeah, although aside from Russell, there wasn't really any challenge throwing for the sake of voting out the psychopaths. With Ethan (Africa), and Jaime/Peih Gee (China), it was immediately after a swap and they wanted to vote out the biggest threat from the other tribe when they had the chance, Burton came up with…

And when Vytas was on the RHAP recap show for last week's episode, he said that Brad is one of the nicest and smartest guys he's met. There really was no hate there even in the game, because the only reason Vytas flipped at the revote was because he was nervous about risking his own game in a rock draw.

I hope Hali or SDT go then, because talk about useless and boring wastes of space. Debbie still has her fun/crazy moments, so she can stay for some time more.

Well, Candice did have legitimate reasons to hate on Brad, because even if Marissa hadn't badmouthed him to her, let's not forget that he was directly responsible for blindsiding Candice's husband, and who wouldn't be pissed in that situation?

Or as we saw last season, the girl left first because she was the one calling all the shots and doing the strategizing for both of them.

After this last episode, she's officially placed better than Russell in all her seasons (PI - she wins>Samoa-Russell gets 2nd, HvV - she wins>Russell gets 3rd, GC - she still survives >RI-Russell fully gets eliminated in 17th place

Reminds me of a lot of the challenges on HvV…the heroes had a huge lead after completing the more physical part of the challenge, because that tribe was stacked AF on the brawn part of the game, then they got to the puzzle, where they inevitably lost their lead to the villains. Speaking of that, as much grief as…

Same here. I completely disliked him and Troyzan on their original seasons and was the most negative about them returning, but damn, am I doing a 180 after seeing them in action. I'm just hoping Brad doesn't make the same mistake he did last time and foolishly vote out the ally least likely to turn on him, because…

Exactly…only one person is really benefitting from this decision to get rid of Caleb, and that is Brad. For Tai/Debbie, it was a dumb move, because the main thing I remember from watching almost 3 months of Caleb on BB is that he's loyal to a fault and would have never turned on either one of them if they hooked him…

I'm sure JT actually would know how to humanely kill that goat, because he's a cattle rancher, and I imagine killing a cow and killing a goat aren't too different, since they both are mammals.

That's what I'm wondering. Maybe some Americans think it's a weird thing to eat goat, but I know plenty of people from the Caribbean or of Caribbean ancestry (like Sandra is, incidentally), that consider goat perfectly acceptable to enjoy as a food source. Honestly, I actually respect Sandra's stance more, because she…

It only made sense for Brad's game, because now that Caleb's gone, he's pretty much assured to have Tai in his pocket. So bad move for Tai, but smart one for Brad. He's for sure showing more game sense than I saw from him in BvW.

I think it was post KR filming but pre GC filming, because I think Caleb was already married when he went to film this season. And I do remember Caleb saying in pre game interviews that if it came down to one of them, he gave Tai the go ahead to write his name down, no problem.

Yeah. That honestly didn't bug me either, because it's not like her wanting to kill a goat just so it could be used to feed her and 5 other people is any worse than what goes on in every single farm across America or hunters who go out with the sole intention of eating whatever they kill. There's millions of other…