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Post by Jeff Wilson on Aug 8, 2010 9:36:47 GMT -5
Being on a guy's tribe is a double edged sword. I'm definitely one of the more physically strong guys on the tribe, for sure, but that can certainly be seen as a threat, sending me home much earlier than I should go.
With no girls on the tribe, I can't use my charm and charisma to lure some ladies into an alliance, BUT it seems that there some unexpected gays lurking on this tribe, and I think I can use that to be my advantage.
My thoughts are that I will either become a quick leader, OR be a quick target. However, I'm not sure I want either.
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Post by Jeff Wilson on Aug 9, 2010 9:40:08 GMT -5
So when I first started hearing about the immunity challenge, all the guys seemed pumped and ready to do this. But the lack of communication today makes me nervous. I feel like I'm going to miss something because there are clear leaders who think they know what they are doing. However, without good communication, I feel like they are going to ruin our chances of actually winning, but be able to blame those of us that are not being communicated to.
I am a leader, and this is hard for me to take a backseat in this challenge because some others think they are better leaders. I hope if things fail, the tribe knows where the blame should go.
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Post by Jeff Wilson on Aug 9, 2010 23:39:35 GMT -5
After royally screwing up the challenge, I am shocked to see that, although I should have lost it for Mars, we won, by FIVE minutes! I'm so happy! It made me nervous that I could have been the reason our tribe lost, but now I'm happy that our tribe didn't waste our time with it.
Todd, JT, Aras and I seem to all be communicating well. I think I'd be happy to stick with these three guys through the game. I don't think I will be playing the game too aggressively. I'm happy to let all these guys play leader, it will certainly keep the target off my back.
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