What's up everybody?

Scott and Lindsay back here with some more Survivor Mania.

Lindsay, what's going on?

I'm just feeling double the love, double the excitement here for Survivor, double the duo.

Double the duo.

Okay.

All right.

You, of course, are talking about last night, two nights ago's, double elimination, double tribal. Of course, what was interesting here

is that instead of splitting into two tribes or making them vote out two different people separately,

after being told you need to partner up for this daily challenge or immunity challenge,

it was revealed that no, you would be voting out a pair,

the pair that was pre-selected without this knowledge in mind when these teams were assembled.

Lindsay, did you think that this was unfair to them, not letting them know that they were not only

just picking someone to partner with to win, but potentially also to be tethered to for a very

important vote and selection process. Or do you think that was part of the fun here?

In the words of war dog, right? Like, you got to be, I don't know. I don't know. It's that the

theme is not on trial here. That is what the words are. The theme is not on trial. Clearly, the audience is on trial because Jeff likes to blame it all on them here.

Jeff is blaming the audience for their fan vote in which they voted for twists and turns.

And this is one of them.

So Jeff takes all the, all of the blame off of himself here, puts it back on us.

I think, yeah, I think it's fair.

I, you know, they did this before.

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