The youngsters playing in the water, having fun, building a tower out of the totems... bro, I couldn't be prouder of my generation! :laughing::heart:
Zera does have a truth in her words, however from her phrasing and "knowing" her personality, her intentions aren't pure either. It's not "the guys don't let us, women, speak", but rather "the guys don't let me speak". Which, I know, can be frustrating too, I'm not arguing otherwise. However, from what I've seen so far, Zera didn't have any mindblowing ideas or tactics. So it's not like "the men are dumb that they don't listen to the voice of reason". I'm still agreeing with her, that yes, everyone should have a say in what they will do, what the technique will be, but since Zera herself didn't remember/realize that they had to put the n1 barrel on the platform first, I'm not sure why is she so pissed that they didn't listen to her. That was their team's only mistake, and it was huge because NONE of them knew that they should put the barrel first.
I was super surprised how Zsombor told his raw, honest opinion about Nóri and Wendy. I wholeheartedly agree with him (though I most probably would've tried to deliver it less harshly like Tomi did), and it's so sad to hear Nóri deflect these "allegations" and instead blame Zsombor and overall the boys. Yeah, they're not buff bulls like Jani or Kori, but for their fitness levels (especially the gamer boy, Zsombi) they are doing really well. Nóri and Wendy are deadweights in this team. Sorry to put it this harshly, but it is what it is.
Also, I just remembered... Didn't Emma say she trained for this show for 6 years? That's one thing that she passed out at the beginning - that can happen to anyone -, but she willingly steps out of the games. Aren't the games a core part of the Survivor experience? Then why rob yourself of that? She's far from the strongest, she's far from the smartest (or at least she hadn't said any good ideas out loud yet), she doesn't participate in the games, so... what were all those years of "training" for?
Review by BogexBlockedParentSpoilers2023-10-13T19:29:20Z
The youngsters playing in the water, having fun, building a tower out of the totems... bro, I couldn't be prouder of my generation! :laughing::heart:
Zera does have a truth in her words, however from her phrasing and "knowing" her personality, her intentions aren't pure either. It's not "the guys don't let us, women, speak", but rather "the guys don't let me speak". Which, I know, can be frustrating too, I'm not arguing otherwise. However, from what I've seen so far, Zera didn't have any mindblowing ideas or tactics. So it's not like "the men are dumb that they don't listen to the voice of reason". I'm still agreeing with her, that yes, everyone should have a say in what they will do, what the technique will be, but since Zera herself didn't remember/realize that they had to put the n1 barrel on the platform first, I'm not sure why is she so pissed that they didn't listen to her. That was their team's only mistake, and it was huge because NONE of them knew that they should put the barrel first.
I was super surprised how Zsombor told his raw, honest opinion about Nóri and Wendy. I wholeheartedly agree with him (though I most probably would've tried to deliver it less harshly like Tomi did), and it's so sad to hear Nóri deflect these "allegations" and instead blame Zsombor and overall the boys. Yeah, they're not buff bulls like Jani or Kori, but for their fitness levels (especially the gamer boy, Zsombi) they are doing really well. Nóri and Wendy are deadweights in this team. Sorry to put it this harshly, but it is what it is.
Also, I just remembered... Didn't Emma say she trained for this show for 6 years? That's one thing that she passed out at the beginning - that can happen to anyone -, but she willingly steps out of the games. Aren't the games a core part of the Survivor experience? Then why rob yourself of that? She's far from the strongest, she's far from the smartest (or at least she hadn't said any good ideas out loud yet), she doesn't participate in the games, so... what were all those years of "training" for?