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My sister, friend, and I have a tradition for the past four years to get together and go to our favorite coffee shop and do it together. It's been wonderful.
sarahsimon5 karma
My sister, friend, and I have a tradition for the past four years to get together and go to our favorite coffee shop and do it together. It's been wonderful.
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Here are the answers from the request about a Survivor contestant. My Answers:
Everyone is at the same location called “ponderosa” you are not allowed to talk or have any type of interaction with the other contestants; the first time you talk to them is when the cameras are rolling. At Ponderosa they have handlers there so you are allowed to talk to them. It’s a lot of reading and relaxing before the game starts.
The cameramen did not talk to us, even if we tried to talk to them they were not allowed to respond. There was no reason to be mean to them. The cameramen are not the people that edit the show. The people that edit the show are the ones that could potentially make you look bad.
Not at all, I am a HUGE fan of the show. I think that by me playing the game I feel I have a whole new respect for the game and the people who have ever played the game. I enjoy watching the show now more since I was able to actually play.
The only time I felt like I was in danger was when it was raining for many days straight. I was so cold and shaking for days. We had no water at that point and were not about to drink the rain water because it was runoff from the trees. I was scared my body was going to shut down with no water and food. A few days later Russell collapsed due to dehydration. In Samoa if you were at camp medical was about 40 minutes away from us. If it was an emergency they could get to us within 15 minutes. At challenges medical was right there in case something happened. The only people that were with us at night were the camera crew. They were very respectful of us trying to sleep.
There are several charity events where we get to see and meet one another. This is how I stay in contact with people from my season as well as others. I don’t live close to people but the people that live in LA and NY are all very close. We have a shared experience that only we can understand so we are all a big “family.”
You are going through a really difficult time while you are on the island and VERY vulnerable. You haven’t seen or heard from your family at that point for over a month. I still cry when I watch the family episodes because it brings back memories of seeing my family when I got home. Even when you are voted off you are not allowed to call or contact your family so it’s a long time to have no contact with them.
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