What's up everybody? Scott and Lindsay here. That's right, on Friday, only two days after the penultimate episode of Survivor 50. We say goodbye to two of our favorite players,

and we're here to break it all down for you.

That's right, before next week, before the finale.

You predicted it, Scott.

Didn't I?

You said Devons and Surrey would be gone.

I think that this was a tough one for many people. Clearly, Surrey is the fan favorite

here. Clearly, Devons has been very fun to watch as usual. And they were looked at as the

targets, right? They were the ones to beat. And so this is, this is hard for some people

going into the finale. I think there's still some great contenders in here, but this was a tough

loss. Are you aware of the recent sort of internet discourse met a way of watching these last few episodes in which

people, whether they be pundits or viewers, are sort of just feeling the impending victory

of Aubrey Brocko. And because it's A, now feeling somewhat predictable. And B, as you mentioned,

we've had such, you know, I think flashier gameplay

from Devons, more beloved and cerebral gameplay from Surrey, that it's sort of now, I think that

we're on this like slow motion crash course with what seems to be like the only OG cast member

left. And I think people are now sort of spitefully, not rooting against Aubrey per se,

but sort of like, you know, the landings getting a little clunky here as we're saying goodbye to

some of our favorites.

Yeah, it's hard because people don't want it to be edited where it's super obvious who the

winner is, but people also don't want the winner to be, you know, not shown enough or why didn't,

why did you make it look like they weren't doing anything the whole time?

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