Their skiff'd have ever received has to be a bike when I was younger, a pedal bike.

It was a sort of slick little road bike and I remember it was all like, it was so, it was all wrapped up,

it was so obvious what it was obviously because nothing shaped like a bike and I had a little ribbon on it and I was so

a guess. For that was a life changer and I'm still sort of big on cycling around my area now so, for that one change really low.

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What's up everybody? Scott and Lindsay here on a Thursday afternoon to talk about last nights episode of Survivor.

That can only mean one thing. This was an absolutely iconic memorable episode of the show that we need to talk about ASAP.

Am I right, Lindsay? Or more likely our son is at the Bronx Zoo right now and we have today to work on this.

And your voice sounded particularly good today, so we thought let's get that on tape.

Thank you so much. I do not have COVID. I have been tested. I have a Brock's cold, unfortunately.

Yeah, well, we are here and we are ready to knock this out for you guys. We had a two week, two week, two hour episode last week.

We had the merge episode. We had a fantastic episode of Survivor by modern day standards last week.

So look, we would be, we would be a little bit greedy if we expected this week's episode to follow that up with just as much dramatic impact and suspense.

You and I as well as many people had assumed that unless I don't know an immunity or an idle came into play that this was probably not going to be a good week for Chanel, who ended up going home Romeo, who managed to barely skirt free here.

And then Tori, who did win the immunity that I just mentioned. So this was a little bit predictable. However, I would say that that's not necessarily a bad thing because it keeps our key characters and our key competitors in the game here down the stretch.

Which me personally, if I could have traded this for like a more dramatic and surprising episode where like, I don't know, Jonathan or Mary Ann went home. I don't think I would have wanted that.

So I'm cool with this nice little table set or episode. What do you think?

Yeah, it was a straightforward episode. There was some suspense at the end. I did think it could have been either Chanel or Romeo for sure.

But other than that, it was it was a very straightforward episode. I didn't think there was going to be much used other than possibly a shot in the dark, which we haven't seen to be successful yet.

So there wasn't too much suspense here for me. I think again, it's you know, post merge.

You can either, you know, we've seen you can either have a very straightforward season where it seems like there's a strong alliance, majority alliance, or which we've seen in more modern survivor, more recent survivor, sort of shifting, shifting voting blocks happen.

And so far, this is feeling like it's a majority alliance kind of post merge season, but there's always room for that to change.

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