What's up everybody? Welcome to another week of Survive Remainia. Here we were just breaking

down episode 5 and now here we are a couple days later to break down episode 6 although

it all kind of feels like one cycle of information because as I predicted earlier this week,

Lindsey, we said goodbye to Josh. Congratulations. I just want to say that it doesn't disprove what I

was saying. They still had to. I was just saying that they had to air his story eventually and

that didn't necessarily mean that that meant right away he was going to go. They also could have

air it in the first episode and he still could have gone in this mergatory episode. But you were

correct and he did go immediately. Not one, not two but one tribal council. Well, last season you

famously predicted that Gableur was going to potentially win the season and do so by, you know,

sort of claiming he was the guy doing everything deceptively and covertly and everything and

then he was playing a role the whole time and you were right. And this season I just want everyone

to know I was the one who predicted after episode 5 that Josh would be eliminated in episode 6 and

both of those are accomplishments. Similarly, yes, both were wonderful guesses. Similarly,

every, it's the way that Gableur won there. I think every episode I say I really think

Carolyn could pull this off. I really think she could win this season.

Yeah, Carolyn is clearly at this point I would say her and Jam Jam I would say are probably like

the two focal points of the season. I was thinking about it. I was, you know, we know that

not talk about the edit but we know that you need like a, you need like a sound clip of me saying

not to talk about the edit put in. Do you think one day you might just say wait a minute

breaking down reality shows for people to listen to our thoughts on it occasionally involve

talking about things that we have seen because they have edited it in or out. What I'm saying is

like we can comment on it but I don't want to like it's more fun to predict based on how they're

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