Q Burdette Post-Season Interview | Survivor 46

[00:00:00] Hey everybody, what's going on? Rob Cestorino back with another Survivor 46 post game interview. And today we have the honor and the pleasure to speak with somebody who I think is one of the most fascinating figures of Survivor in any era. It's Quintavious Burdette. And today

[00:00:23] we'll talk with Q and hear what he had to say about his game in our latest post game interview. Already so far in this post season, we talked with Charlie, we talked with Liz. And today

[00:00:35] we're going to get the chance to talk with Q about his game. There's so much to unpack with Q. So very excited to have the chance to talk with him. Hope you are too. I suspect you might be. Of

[00:00:46] course, you can leave us your comments on our YouTube video as you go ahead and watch. And if you missed our previous interviews, make sure you're subscribed to both the podcast and our YouTube channel so you don't miss anything. So without further ado, let's bring in my conversation

[00:01:02] with Q. Hey Q, what's going on? What's up man? You know, I'm happy to be here. This is my first... You got the exclusive, dude. You got the number one podcast after season 46 from Q.

[00:01:17] Okay. Well, I'm very excited to get into this. I've been really looking forward to this since the season had ended. So really appreciative that you made some time to talk after the show's been over. How have you been doing?

[00:01:31] Man, I have been living, having fun. We got the Qmeos going, a lot of traveling, playing some pickleball with some contestants and having a baby. Man, we have a lot of excitement in

[00:01:47] my world right now. And of course, we're still selling a lot of real estate and buying real estate. But overall, been fun. Yeah. How do you have time to get all your work in with all the

[00:01:57] Qmeos and pickleball and everything else you're up to? See, that's what happens when you have an opportunity to build something over the last five years that can kind of run itself now. So I

[00:02:09] orchestrate my days so I can get four points a day. And when I get four points, man, I move on to something different. And I wake up early. I try to go ahead and knock out my real estate work.

[00:02:20] So then I can have fun the rest of the day with the Qmeos, with Instagram, with going out playing pickleball, whatever events is going on. So that allows me the time

[00:02:30] that I need really. Before we came on, you were telling me about your four points that you get every day. Could you explain that really quick? And then did you apply that to Survivor the way

[00:02:41] that you do that in real life? Yeah. So my four points, I created this when I first started in real estate. It was my way of continuing my athletic career

[00:02:52] in a way that it motivates me every single day to get up and try to get after it. So, you know, four points represent a contract. If I get a contract, that's four points.

[00:03:00] If I get a seller to say, hey, Q, sell my house, that's two points. If I get a buyer to say, hey, Q, show me some houses, that's one point. And if I can meet potential customers looking to do

[00:03:11] business within 90 days, you know, that's a half a point. Every day I wake up, regardless of what happened yesterday, I try to get four points the next day as well. And on Survivor, you know,

[00:03:21] that helped me in a way just understanding my people skills. You know, when I built my business, I had to go out and talk to random people, but I had to do it on a daily basis. And the same thing

[00:03:34] with Survivor, you have to change and switch, but it just kept me motivated to go. Yeah. Did you assign points to yourself in Survivor? No. Okay. Next time. So, it was 2 different things. And I wish maybe I should have. I should have put points in there

[00:03:51] to play an idol because I definitely would have played it if I would have had a point to play it. But it's just one of those things that stayed with me throughout my athletic career and then moved

[00:04:02] into my business. And after Survivor, let me just tell you, anything you thought of that you wanted to do, could do, it left the second you touched foot on the island because it got real.

[00:04:13] One of the things that you said in the show was that you were somebody that was going to change the way that the game is played. Do you feel like you did that? And if so, how?

[00:04:24] Yeah, I feel like I gave folks permission to just be themselves, to play the way that they think they want to play regardless of the outcome. Something that I was big on after I'm out here

[00:04:36] is, why target all the folks who are just physical threats, like Hunter? Why target those folks? Why not try to band together and try to take them to the end and have it to where the

[00:04:49] best versus the best at the end versus you get one or two people that decides, oh no, I'm afraid to go up against this one person. And now everybody's feeling the same. And now you're taking

[00:04:59] out people who should potentially be at the end to give the show the best result possible. So I was always challenging folks, hey, let's stick together. Hey, let's go up against real

[00:05:10] competition at the end this time. Well, the only thing that led to is all of the real competition going home. And it's part of it though, but I wanted to change that. Do you feel like that

[00:05:24] it did get changed in any way? Or do you feel like that people are still looking at it as, as you called it, Tiffany, you said Tiff was trying to play the goat game. Do you think that people are still looking at the game the same way?

[00:05:34] I think a lot of folks do, but you have to understand they're playing a game to get to the end to give them the best chances to win a million bucks. Now taking the three players who

[00:05:48] are just as good as them to the end, it's probably not smart to them. And a lot to a lot of folks, actually, it's probably not smart, but for me, it's exactly what I've always wanted. I always

[00:05:59] want to be in a room full of the best. I always want to go up against the best because there's nothing like winning when you're sitting next to the best. If you're sitting next to someone

[00:06:08] and everybody thinks it's just a goat and you win, perfect. You got yourself there and you brought them there, but it kind of put an asterisk next to that win a little bit. If you get to like,

[00:06:18] let's think about winners at war in a sense, Tony's win against Natalie, I thought was much more boom magnified unless it was somebody else that they didn't feel like needed to be there.

[00:06:29] So I just wanted our season again, just to have an opportunity to have threats going to the end to compete for that title. But again, it wasn't the case.

[00:06:40] So I'd love to talk a little bit about this first part of the game that you were in back at Yanu. And I'm sure you could have never imagined coming in and being part of a group that lost so much.

[00:06:52] Do I again, you have a plan going in the second you hit test saying it goes out the window because I did not plan to go to tribal first, second, third and fourth. You know, we went to try it

[00:07:07] so many times in a row. It was ridiculous. But just losing in general, like I take losing very, very seriously at heart. I mean, you could ask Hunter. We play pickleball for fun

[00:07:18] in Arizona. And I was on his case about us losing because I hate to lose anything to anybody. So the first couple of days on Yanu was very tough for me, just from a competitive standpoint,

[00:07:33] just from a want. I wanted to win. I wanted to experience having an idol. I wanted to experience not going to tribal. But I do recognize and understand now that those early moments of

[00:07:48] going to tribal of losing kind of prepared the Yanu three really for the game after the merge. If you look at Nami, who never went to tribal never won, never had to kind of show any allegiance.

[00:08:02] They kind of killed themselves once we got to the merge. Why? Because they were so eager to start playing. Whereas Yanu, we had already started to play. If we could change those roles, I think

[00:08:13] Yanu would have rather not go to tribal and let Nami take it, you know, let Nami take it the whole way and they can figure out their problems. But it didn't happen that way. And those early days,

[00:08:25] man, was tough. Yeah. But do you feel like like you were saying that you were already playing the game? Is it better for a group, like a smaller group to whittle down and get rid of all the

[00:08:34] people that are not helping? And then you're. Yeah, 100 percent. I feel like every tribe has to go to tribal at least once before the merge, because if you don't, you get what you got with

[00:08:49] Nami, a group of folks who are eager to play, who's going to play too fast. I mean, at 10, had they not sent Sota home, Nami would have had five folks still in the game plus an extra vote.

[00:09:03] They had the majority. They could have worked this game the way that they wanted, but they were so eager to get rid of one another. But I mean, we see this a lot, but I've never seen it to where

[00:09:15] everybody besides Hunter Hunter had a level head when it comes to playing. But, you know, you have folks on the Nami tribe who wanted to send people home based off of screen time. We

[00:09:26] have folks who didn't like the way somebody laughed or walked or talked. That's that's crazy. And that's crazy for even me. And I was crazy. I had criteria that I literally a baby could touch

[00:09:39] as to why I want to send somebody home. But these folks, I would have never thought to send somebody home based off screen time. That's just not me or, you know, who ate the most muffins or

[00:09:52] regardless of what it is. But I think Nami should have definitely went to tribal at least once. Hunter should have thrown a challenge to do. Come on, man. Read the room. They don't like you.

[00:10:03] So tell me a little bit about that, how you felt like that you could use Banu in your plans, because that was a big part of the first couple episodes where you really thought that you could

[00:10:14] take Banu under your wing and mold him into something. Well, I just felt Banu was loyal to me. You know, Banu, I didn't feel like Banu would ever vote for me. I thought Banu would at least share

[00:10:26] information that he heard with me. Now, Banu was literally a liability because he could not keep his mouth shut when it was time. Banu had endless opportunities to show us that he could do

[00:10:38] that. And he failed at every single one of them. But I was OK with it because Banu wasn't sharing any information about me that I felt like others didn't already know. Now, the thing of saying,

[00:10:51] yeah, me and Tiff was close. I didn't like that, but it didn't bother me as much as it bothered other people. But, you know, I kind of saw the writing on the wall with myself and Kenzie as to

[00:11:05] our relationship was only going to be as good as a relationship that me and Tiff had. The second me and Tiff fell out, Kenzie and I fell out, which I felt like if it was Banu on the

[00:11:18] other side, when me and Tiff fell out, I don't think it would have really affected me and Banu's relationship. And I was thinking, you know, hey, I could just use Banu as just my ex to vote. I had

[00:11:28] a secure ex to vote. So there's the point where you guys are going to go to the tribal council. And I believe that's also that when you're really hard on yourself, that you didn't win

[00:11:41] that challenge. That's when you're really talking about from back in high school and how you first talked about how you were thinking about, OK, this one's on me. Maybe I should walk away and

[00:11:52] then quickly change your mind for that. Could you just talk about then from finding out that you weren't going to tribal council when you were talking about that you were potentially going to

[00:12:04] get Kenzie out? What was your reaction to all that? Yeah, I was, man, I was upset. I was pissed because that was the shot when the emotions were high. It was plans in play. Now, after the game,

[00:12:18] it's really, really easy for folks to look back and say, oh, no, I would have never done. You don't know what you would have done when your back's up against the wall. And we've talked about

[00:12:29] one plan. And now it's either you versus. So I can only go back to what I felt was going to happen, what I thought was going to happen. And if they was going to play me, then it wasn't shown on the

[00:12:40] television nor was I aware of it. But for me, first of all, let me address this. All of the stuff about me being hard on myself, that's just who I am. I'm that person. I'm hard on myself, especially

[00:12:54] when I feel like it's a role that I should excel in. I should take some heat. That was not an attempt to quit. There was an attempt to take responsibility and say, look, I'm part of this

[00:13:04] problem as well. Look at me. You know what I mean? So that was my attempt. But as far as the tribal and random men sent home and not going to. I mean, I think that changed the course. And then the very

[00:13:17] next day when Bonu actually came up and he was like, guys, I have something else to tell you. This is what I said as well on a journey that really turned Tiff off because Tiff had no reason

[00:13:33] really to be turned off before that moment because she didn't even know Bonu told them about me and her being close and the things that she said he said about Kenzie.

[00:13:44] So there was no reason for us to say, oh, no, we can't trust Bonu. We talked to Bonu. Tiff talked to Bonu. And at that time, I thought in that moment that we were on board with keeping

[00:13:57] Bonu because we felt Bonu was a bigger, stronger player as far as being able to help in a challenge if it was physical. And that was going to be the reasons. But also, you know, Tiffany used to

[00:14:09] always come back to me and tell me every single thing that Kenzie was saying as far as, hey, Kenzie, she always asking if we're good. She don't trust your word. This is some of the things that

[00:14:22] she's telling Tiffany that Tiffany is always coming back, telling me. But if you could see when we were watching it, there were things that I would say about Kenzie that when Kenzie walked up,

[00:14:33] Tiff didn't share with Kenzie. Why is that? So a lot of folks asked, well, hey, Tiff, who would you would have voted for? Who would you would have? Of course, how the season played out

[00:14:45] will make somebody say, no, I definitely wouldn't have went with Q. But up until that point, she had no reason not to. Well, only what she was going to vote me out? No, no way.

[00:14:57] If it got down to three, she was going to go into a challenge with her and Kenzie. Think about it. That wasn't going to happen. But, you know, it is what it is.

[00:15:06] Okay. I want to talk about or actually, is there anything else from your days at YANU that you want to let people know that we might not already have heard from anybody? No, just I think we talked about the whole Jelinski thing already.

[00:15:23] Back in the exit interview. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was already addressed. Jelinski knows how that went down. I know how it went down. So I don't think we need to talk about YANU much more other than

[00:15:34] the fact that, you know, we were really close. Everybody on YANU for a split second. The Jess vote. I really what we don't know about when Jess went home. Well, I mean, when Jelinski went home

[00:15:49] was see Kenzie and Tiffany was not on board, really, to vote Jelinski. I did the pushing, which it showed that. But it was to the point where I told them they can vote Jelinski if they

[00:16:04] want. But me, Jess and Barney was going to be writing down Jelinski anyways. So he had enough folks to send him home, you know, but they didn't show that, which is fine. I mean, you got the

[00:16:13] picture of it when it showed that, you know, I was behind that vote. But yeah. So I want to talk a little bit about the six. And I thought the six was such an interesting idea.

[00:16:22] I know it didn't work. And, you know, you all laugh about it now that, OK, because of how it played out for all of you. But on paper, I think this is a very interesting idea. Do you feel like

[00:16:36] that it could work in a different situation? I do. So the six was my attempt again to try to get some threats through the door towards the end of the game so we could have a very competitive game

[00:16:51] towards the end. And what happened was the six would have worked. The only problem was, A, I was stubborn as crap. I will say that. And I was very adamant and vocal about if somebody brings up

[00:17:06] someone's name in the six, they're done. They're dead to me. And when Tiff brought up Maria's name right then and there, I had to make a decision to these other four people. Do I stand on what

[00:17:18] I say or do I make an excuse for Tiff? And in that moment, looking back on it, I should have maybe went to Tiff and just talked to her a little more about it and tried to get the group to understand.

[00:17:31] The real problem was the tethering vote. We should have fought like crap, the six of us, to keep tethered. But that's when I realized that some folks in the six were terrified of competition

[00:17:45] going to the end. They wanted the safest, easiest route, which is OK. That is how some folks have played the game. That is how you can almost guarantee yourself a victory at the end. But

[00:17:56] that's when I started to realize that some of the folks in my six do not care about that. They want to go against the easiest people possible. That's why I was so easy to say, you know what, let's

[00:18:06] just get rid of them and cut them off. Okay. So when you all got on the beach together, you really seemed to zone in on Mariah. You felt like that Mariah was somebody that you thought she was going

[00:18:18] to, she really knew her stuff and you didn't want anything to do with her. Was there anything else about Mariah that we didn't get to see? Why you felt like that she was the person that had to go?

[00:18:27] No, so me and Mariah had a conversation, private, which it kind of was brought up doing tribal. Whereas I asked Mariah a simple question because I knew at that point what happened.

[00:18:39] So I asked her, I said, hey, how did the last SIGA vote go? She was like, oh, it was anonymous. But I had already knew that two people voted for Ben. So I was like, are you sure? She was like,

[00:18:54] yes. That's when I knew, okay, she's going to lie to me even knowing her name is on a chopping block. Even after knowing I'm the person that's putting it there, I'm coming to you because at that point

[00:19:05] I was pissed off at Venus because I had just went to Venus and was like, Venus, look, your name is up. I'm going to make sure you don't go home. Mariah is going to be the vote. Just play it cool.

[00:19:16] Venus went around the camp and caused so much chaos that made me say, you know what? Screw Venus. So I went to Mariah and said, okay, let me just see if she's somebody I can trust. And I asked

[00:19:28] her that question and she lied to me. So that's when I was like, no, out of here, she has to go. And I was adamant about getting her out at that point in time because she did remind me of Aubrey.

[00:19:39] And then when we get there, and I say this before the merge, Mariah reminds me of Aubrey. And when I asked her who was her favorite player and she said Aubrey, I was like, oh, heck no. She's out of here. So it was just one of those things.

[00:19:57] If Mariah tells you how the Sega Tribal Council went, she tells you the truth, does she stay and Venus goes home? She probably stays. Because I would look at that as, okay, when no one else is around,

[00:20:11] she told me the truth. There will be something that I can use there to say, you know what? Mariah, hey, I saved you. I changed that vote. I trust you. You trust me. Maybe she would have

[00:20:22] played me crazy. I don't know. But I know for a fact when she lied to me, I knew then it was no dice. Maybe she'd tell the truth because I was pissed off at Venus. I really was. I'm trying to

[00:20:34] stick my neck out there and make sure you don't go home and you go and cause all this chaos. If the chaos comes back, oh, the Q came and actually told me the vote, which Tiffany kind of,

[00:20:46] I don't know if you remember, we was talking at the Waterwell and then Tiffany came up and was like, Venus, your name is up, girl. Either you vote for Mariah or you'll go home.

[00:20:56] That kind of was too aggressive because I hadn't yet kind of told Venus about who else name was up and that kind of threw a wrench in what I was trying to do. But then Venus just again went

[00:21:09] around and started causing all kinds of craziness. Okay. This split tribal council that happens, this is where things really start to get very crazy in the Survivor 46 game. Okay. So with the group that you're with, just as a thought experiment, if Kenzie doesn't win immunity

[00:21:30] with your group, is there a chance that she goes home? So before the challenge even took place, I woke up that morning and because Tim Tevin and I, we had a conversation and Tim was constantly

[00:21:47] pushing. It has to be a nominee next. It has to be a nominee next. And I was like, man, I agree with you. We're cool with that. But I was like in the event, you know, any nominee, I'm thinking

[00:21:57] about any nominee can go. And I said, anybody that's not part of the six can leave, bro. I don't care. He was like, yeah, it has to be a nominee. And I asked him, I said, Tim, are you

[00:22:07] playing a Segal game or are you playing the game with the six? And he was like, I'm playing the game with the six. But I could see the inconsistencies with Tim where he was trying to

[00:22:16] play both sides. So I told everybody, Tevin, Hunter, a lot of people, I was like, Tim got to go tonight. Like if he don't win, he's out of here. I didn't even know we was going to do a split. So

[00:22:28] when we did the split, it was one of those things where, OK, I went into that tribe, I mean, went into that challenge saying, I know for a fact I don't want to win this first immunity challenge

[00:22:41] after the vote, because then folks start to realize, oh, man, if Q can win one, he have a necklace. We don't know when he's going to win, lose another. So the first time I lose, they

[00:22:52] probably target me. So I did not want to win that regard if it was split for all 12 of us together. So when I jumped off of my platform, which I swear to you guys, I intentionally came off,

[00:23:04] I jumped off on Tim's side to try to make him fall because I did not want, yes, I did not want Tim to have an opportunity to win. But if Kenzie did not have a necklace, I would have at least

[00:23:18] listened to Tim's request to vote out somebody that's not in the six that was not being, but I was not having it trying to get Hunter out. So if Kenzie wasn't safe and he would have said,

[00:23:30] well, Q, you say anybody in the six is not part of the six. I probably would have went with them to get Kenzie out at that time, but I was not interested in getting anybody out part of my six.

[00:23:43] At the final tribal council, it was still being discussed of how did the vote end up being Tim and not Ben? From your perspective, how did that go? Oh, it was real simple. So I went to them and I told everybody before the thing it was Tim,

[00:24:00] but then we were on a single beach and we were split. This was me trying to give a little bit. So I was asking Tiff who she wanted and she would say Ben. So I was like, OK, cool. I'll go Ben.

[00:24:14] But then she would say, well, I think Ben has an item. So I was like, OK, so do we go to him or do we go Ben? I want to go Tim. And she was like, I don't know. I was like, oh, my God,

[00:24:26] we can't make decisions. You say you want Ben, you want Ben, right? Yes. OK, let's go Ben then. Oh, no. I was like, you know what, screw it. I'm going Tim regardless. So it was never a

[00:24:36] conversation between Kenzie in that. And that day, Tiffany and Kenzie went off and Tiff was pissed off at me because she felt like I wasn't listening. I wasn't giving her a voice, but I was

[00:24:50] trying to. I was listening. She said she wanted to go Ben. I was like, OK, cool. I'll go Ben then. If you want to go Ben, I will go Ben just to make you happy. Because at that point in time,

[00:25:01] they knew all of the folks of every tribal council that I went to, the people that went home, they went home because I said so. They started to pick up on it. Even Charlie said that

[00:25:14] like, man, Q is running a show. So I wanted to kind of give to Tiff a little bit at that point in time. But then when she was indecisive, I was like, nah, screw it, we're just going to go Tim.

[00:25:25] At that tribal council where Tim went home, you made a very big statement talking about what a great job Kenzie is doing. Was that sincere or were you trying to paint the target on her back?

[00:25:38] No, so that was very sincere. That was me just recognizing and wanting Kenzie to feel good and also understand that, hey, I see you. I appreciate you. You're as important as Tiffany

[00:25:49] is to me. And because I can start to hear like, OK, Q look out for Tiffany, but he's not going to look out for me as much. So I wanted to let her know that, hey, amongst all of us Giants,

[00:26:00] you was the winner. You should feel proud about yourself. And she was going back and forth because she had built the relationship with Ben on siding with Ben and Tim potentially. I just wanted her

[00:26:13] to feel really, really good about herself and what we were building. But it was very sincere. So proud of her in that moment because going into that challenge, I mean, be honest, I didn't think Kenzie was going to win. I don't think anybody did.

[00:26:27] So when she pulled it out, as far as all the folks that were on her tribe, I was like, wow, congrats. That was amazing to watch and see. And you are a strong woman and you can hold your own. So that was very sincere.

[00:26:41] OK, so you had said from my interview with Tevin, he had said that you told him, make sure you vote out Venus today. And he said that then he didn't want to do that because

[00:26:53] that he didn't like that you were telling him what to do when Venus comes back instead of Soto. Were you annoyed? I was, I was, I was shocked and I did not know the reasoning until really after

[00:27:07] the game. So as Tevin was getting out of the water, I pulled him up and I'm whispering this here, vote V, vote V. He was like, all right, cool. Then after the game, I found out that he was

[00:27:20] like, man, I did not want to vote Venus because you told me to vote Venus. And at that point in time, I know if we both made it to the end of the game, I didn't want you to be able to have to say

[00:27:34] that you told me to vote this way. And I did, which I respect all of that. But when we voted Soto out, well, when they voted Soto out because I wasn't there, what that did was that got rid of

[00:27:47] somebody that everybody thought was winnable. I mean, just, just her, her story, the way she act, carry herself, she sung, she was so likable. It got rid of that. Everybody at that point in

[00:28:02] time by that point was like, can't trust Venus, can't trust Venus. Just get rid of Venus, keep Soto in the mix, somebody that everybody wants to get rid of. And maybe the next tribal,

[00:28:13] instead of Tevin going home, maybe it's Soto. And now he gives us time to really let this six start to form. I think the six didn't even have an opportunity to really vote together and form

[00:28:25] with that split. We could not show to see who was really part of it because both sides were separate. On Tevin's standpoint, he said, you know, I just wanted to make sure Maria stayed intact. And then

[00:28:37] you told me he was voting out Tim. This way, talking when he came back, he told me he was voting out Tim and I knew he was going to try to bring in Charlie. So I wanted to keep Charlie

[00:28:46] so we could have a complete six again, which I thought was like pretty cool. But I didn't know that he didn't do it because I told him to. So you played hide and seek with everybody

[00:28:58] in this time in the game. Was there anything else that you did that was like hide and seek that we didn't see in the episodes that you did to try to test the other players?

[00:29:07] Yeah. So we did. Of course, we did ABC game. We did hide and seek. And something that I did not see in the ABC game was Tim went on for like five minutes just giving everybody shout outs.

[00:29:23] He was like, shout out to this person for this, this, this... Uncle Poo Poo? Everything. Not even Uncle Poo Poo. He was calling everybody, like Maria and her kids, Jess, just everything. Not just what's the girl's name? Liz and her kid. And he had just met these

[00:29:41] people the day before. But he remembered like their kid's name, their spouse's name, the girlfriend's name. He remembered all this stuff about these people. And then I was like, damn, this dude's good. He has a great memory. He's connecting with people honestly in a way

[00:29:59] that I'm not. So that really edged him out for real. But then we had hide and seek. So a lot of people, they thought that I was burning all the firewood. But all I was doing

[00:30:12] was picking it up and throwing it, when they were asleep, picking it up, throwing it back in the woods. So when they wake up, they would have to go out, find it again. And if I had to go out and

[00:30:21] find some more, I could easily just go pull this stuff that I threw back in. But they thought that I was burning through it really, really fast. But I wasn't because I was the person that said I would

[00:30:30] stay up and tend to the fire every night. But it was because I wanted that opportunity to do that. Why did you throw the firewood back into the woods? Was it to go look for an idol?

[00:30:41] It was no, it was more so for, they thought that I was doing more work than I was doing. Meaning when I go and I get the firewood I just threw back out there and I bring it,

[00:30:49] they thinking, okay, Q just went and found a lot of firewood. But then also when we're down and low on firewood, they would have to go out and try to find some more to bring it back.

[00:30:59] And it got people moving out of camp and around so conversations could happen. But at nighttime, they thought that I was burning through it fast and I wasn't. Okay. So you said the Tevin vote, this is where it all fell apart. So

[00:31:15] tell me about from your perspective how that whole day went. Yeah. So we come back from the challenge and first of all, two or three people come up to me and tell me, hey, it's Tevin. At that vote, we were going to blindside Tiffany.

[00:31:33] A lot of us was on board. And then I realized quickly that the entire beach had flipped to Tevin. Don't know why. So I go and figure that out. And in the midst of it,

[00:31:46] me and Tiff crossed paths. I'm still trying to push Tiff. But then at that point, I'm like, well, crap, if it's not going to happen, I don't want to waste a vote on Tiff to alert her

[00:31:56] because she has an idol. So now I'm trying to fix and go and protect Hunter. It was a whole day of Q trying to protect everybody. So now I'm going to Hunter. I say,

[00:32:05] Hunter, unless you have an idol that I didn't know he had out there, which he did have, I said, unless you have an idol, bro, everybody has flipped on us and Tevin is going home.

[00:32:15] Hunter lied. He said he didn't have an idol. That was issue number one. If Tevin is in your six, Tevin is your right hand man. You brought him in. You know he's about to go home.

[00:32:26] If you're not willing to stick up for him in that way and play an idol for him, he wasn't going to be willing to stick up for me neither. But I know that after the fact.

[00:32:34] But in the fact, in the game, what was going on was I'm trying to go and tell Hunter, look, let's just change the vote. It is what it is, unless you can save him because I don't have

[00:32:42] anything to save him. Let's just keep it simple. Then we can come back. Well, Hunter then goes to Liz, who then is crying. So it's this whole thing. So I'm running around the people. I'm trying to

[00:32:54] get the vote changed from Tevin, not even to Tiff at this point, to like Venus or somebody, because we were all talking like five or six of us. And Venus was like, hello, I get my time to talk to

[00:33:09] y'all as well. You can't just sit there and exclude me. Then I was like, you know what? Let's just vote her. She's a no. But I'm trying to just get the vote off Tevin as best I could.

[00:33:20] Something I wish I would have done or somebody would have done was told Tevin, dude, your name is up. Because he could have helped cause a lot more chaos than what was caused.

[00:33:30] But I felt like then that's when the six was done. Because if Maria was part of the six, it's okay with voting Tevin. Tiffany is okay with voting Tevin. We already sent Tim home.

[00:33:43] Then Charlie, who's now in the six, if he's okay with voting, that's three people within the six that's saying, okay, let's vote Tevin. It's hard to change that. So that's when I knew then the

[00:33:54] six was no more. At what point did you decide that you were going to say that it should be you at the tribal council? It was so crazy, man. It was after lockdown.

[00:34:08] I did that because I went all over... I was running back and forth up and down the beach. I got up there to where I was telling people let's vote Venus. I was going to run back to the top.

[00:34:21] It was three or four people up there talking. I was just going to let them know, man, everybody down there is cool. But they shut the beach down before I get there. So now I'm like, ah,

[00:34:29] I just told this group, which was Maria and all these people to vote one way. I got this group that I've said one thing to. It's all over the place. That's when I was like,

[00:34:41] going to tribal. I was like, man, I got to try to do something. It's my fault. Damn. Again, taking the blame for votes, offering it up. Don't mean you have to do it. Not meaning I want to quit,

[00:34:52] but it's like I screwed up, man. At that point, Tiff was like, I'm going to play my iron. I knew she didn't need to. But now it's me trying to go back and rekindle and fix stuff with Tiff.

[00:35:04] And I don't want it to come out that, oh, Q was actually targeting Tiff. So I'm trying to figure out a way to make all that happen at once and cause some confusion. And then at tribal, that's

[00:35:13] when I was like, you know what? Right before I got there, I was like, I'm just going to offer myself up and see what's up. It is what it is. Yeah. Who were you feeling bad for that you

[00:35:23] wanted to take the blame at that tribal council? Was it Hunter? Was it Tevin? Was it Liz? Yeah. So it was Liz. Because I felt like I screwed Liz playing up, which she was adamant about doing something by telling Hunter. But then also, again,

[00:35:41] I was thinking like, dang, I've told Mereel. Because even at that tribal council, I asked, I said, Mereel, are you confused based on who I told you to vote for? She was like,

[00:35:52] Q, if I'm being honest, yes. When she said yes, I was like, damn, I know she's confused. A lot of other folks are confused because I've told them so many different things.

[00:36:01] And at that point, you have to remember, I feel like and everybody feels like my word has been boomed, a stamp to send folks home. So I'm thinking like, dang, I've told this group one

[00:36:11] thing. They're going to probably listen. I've told this group another. They're probably going to listen. Now nothing is going to get accomplished. I don't know which way the vote is going. I

[00:36:19] didn't want to swing a way that I did want it. So it was a lot going on and I was trying to do way too much. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. So you were doing so much. But really,

[00:36:30] from this point on, you really did change up your game and you really played a much different game. How conscious of the decision was that? Yeah. So after that tribal, I knew I was on the hot seat.

[00:36:43] So I told myself I need to chill out. I don't want these people to see me. Right. For the most part of those days, I was out there on the beach by myself,

[00:36:52] just staying quiet as possible just to give myself an opportunity to maybe make it through a tribe, make it through. And then also to give them a perception of, man, Q is not causing any problems

[00:37:02] right now. Let's just try to get rid of somebody else, which was the thing. So I was a distraction for three tribals in a way in a row. And if you look back on this game from the start to the

[00:37:16] finish up until I got voted out, everybody that got voted out either went home because I said so or went home because I was the distraction. If I was not in the game, Hunter, a thousand percent

[00:37:30] plays his idol. He has no reason not to. If I wasn't in the game, Tiffany plays her idol. If I wasn't in the game, Venus plays her idol because I'm there. They don't. And a lot of

[00:37:43] folks take credit for it. But if you really, really pay attention to it and a lot of folks in my season recognize it and they recognized it before it was aired, it was like, man,

[00:37:53] you controlled almost every single vote. But it was one of those things where I had to change because if I didn't, if I would continue to run around crazy, I would have either alerted the

[00:38:02] people that was going home or I would have sent myself home. Yeah. You lived rent-free in the heads of all the other players. Yeah. The entire time it was like, dude, you made a big mistake.

[00:38:17] How are you going to fix it by not making anything in it? But then it started to make them question. Even after I did that, like folks was coming up to me, they was like, Q, are you OK? Are you still

[00:38:27] in it? Do you still want to go to like they were questioning whether or not. So it was causing more confusion than what it really showed. Yeah. Did you act a different way? Did you like really try

[00:38:39] to like play on their expectations that maybe you did want to go home? No, no. So it was very clear to everybody in the entire building that I was fine because I told everybody after day like 14

[00:39:00] of me just being there and just understanding my life and things that I need to work on just personally once I got home had nothing to do with the game. I felt like I won. I mean, I was thinking

[00:39:14] like, man, I need to do this when I get home. I need to make sure I put my phone away when I'm with my wife. I need to apologize to my wife and apologize to my family for not being there as much

[00:39:22] as I should be. I had all this stuff that me personally, I felt accomplished enough to say, you know what? If I go home, I go home. And everybody knew that I did not care about going

[00:39:33] home. I go home, did not bother me like it would someone else. Everybody else heard their name come up. They were panic. I hear my name come up. I'm like, I don't care. Vote me if you want,

[00:39:43] which then made them not even want to vote me because they knew it wasn't going to affect me the way they thought it would. But I didn't want to go home. I wanted to win. I promise you.

[00:39:53] And I had everything in my head, my entire story ready to be told as to why I should win as far as being at the top, being knocked all the way down to the bottom to climb,

[00:40:05] to make it to the end. That's something that should be rewarded in that game and to play on my terms. I didn't play Maria's game. I didn't play Charlie's game. I didn't play Liz's game.

[00:40:16] I played the way I wanted. A lot of folks say, well, Q, you should have known that you were going to have to see a list was upset. You should have taken me as an Applebee's. Q didn't want to

[00:40:25] take me. There was nothing Liz could have said, done or offer that would have made me take her. In fact, people offered up their spot to Liz. And I said, no, I was like, if you want to go back

[00:40:38] over there and go back over there and pick somebody different, somebody else who was now poked their head out a little too much. They might just give in and say, you know what?

[00:40:47] I don't want to cause any more records if they want to give it up. But me, I was like, nope, not happening. Same thing with the rock, paper, scissors thing. Liz told me to pick rock. I was like, pick rock? OK, I know what you're picking. Bam, scissors.

[00:41:02] Send her back to camp. I go eat 23 slices of pizza. But somebody else might have been like, man, it's a lot of heat on me. I don't want to cause any more problems. I'm just going to pick rock. That ain't me. I ain't doing that. Yeah.

[00:42:16] Tell me a little bit about where you were in the Hunter vote, because it feels like that there were a lot of different plans that were going on. There were people that were trying

[00:42:26] to go after Tiffany. Ultimately, it goes on Hunter. A couple of people were still gunning for you. I think you voted for Ben. So can you tell us about that day? Yeah. So what really happened was, A, I told Hunter that I wouldn't write his name down.

[00:42:41] And I meant that. I wasn't going to do it. But the problem was, so what everybody don't know, there was never a tribal that I did not know where the votes were going. Maria used to come up

[00:42:54] and tell me everything that was happening because she was still in the know. She was right in the middle of all those plans. She would come up, tell me where those votes were going. So

[00:43:04] I knew that they didn't have enough votes to send me home. But what Hunter screwed up on, they were only putting one vote on me before the Hunter thing. If Hunter had an idol,

[00:43:18] which he did have one, me and him could have decided who went home. But when he went, Hunter started to tell Venus, he told Liz, oh, I have an idol. That made everybody else change

[00:43:32] their plan. And they put two extra votes on me. Then Hunter changed his vote to me. That's what gave it four, four. They were only putting one vote on me. So if Hunter would have just came to

[00:43:44] me, I could have told him that. But he didn't trust that I was telling him the truth. You know what I'm saying? So he went to Liz and Venus. Why don't you go to Venus and trust Venus before you

[00:43:56] trust me? Why wait for Mississippi? Come on, bro. So Venus and Liz immediately, boom, Hunter tells them he got an idol. He's planning. They shoot to everybody else and tell him. So I was on board

[00:44:07] with just saying, you know what? I know the math. I know who they really want going home. And I thought, OK, if I don't write Hunter's name down, I can make it to the end. At least I can bring it

[00:44:18] up to say, bro, you changed up on me. I stayed true to you. I was willing to play with you. I was willing to do the planning, make sure you don't go home. I was going to be able to tell

[00:44:26] that story to make sure I at least had a shot at getting Hunter's vote because I knew they didn't have enough. They were going to tie. And I knew after the retie, they wanted to send Hunter's off.

[00:44:35] That's why every single tribe accounts, a lot of folks like, Q is very confident. I'm arguing back and forth with people. It's because A, I knew where the votes were going. But B, I just didn't

[00:44:46] give a shit. You already were talking about Applebee's. You know, it was such a big moment in the season when you and Liz, you know, when Liz was yelling about all that. After the season

[00:45:03] was over, Liz revealed she was not actually a millionaire. And that was something that you two had bonded over seemingly on the island about how you both came from humble beginnings and then

[00:45:18] had found a lot of success in life. And then what was that like for you to find out that maybe that was not actually the case? No, no, no. So let me just clear this up. So Liz and I was, and

[00:45:30] in the game, I literally told almost everybody that Liz was not a millionaire. And it was because of our conversation that we had. So Liz and I, we were sitting by the boat and she was telling me,

[00:45:42] you know, hey, I have 10,000 subscribers. They pay me $9 a month. And I was like, okay, Liz, that's awesome. You know, that's 90 grand a month. That's over a million dollars a year.

[00:45:51] I was like, so what do you do with your money? And then when she was like, oh, nothing. I just let it sit in the bank. I said, so, and I was like, wait, huh? So she was like, no, I pay myself

[00:46:02] $70,000 a year. And then all of my other money, I just let it sit in one account. I said, so how long have you been doing that? She said a couple of years. So I was like, so you got two or $3

[00:46:11] million just sit in a bank account. She was like, yes. I knew then she was not a millionaire because let me just tell you this. You got two or $3 million sitting in one account at a bank.

[00:46:23] The bank is calling you because they're only insured up to $250,000 of each account. So they don't call you. Hey, do you want to do something different with the money? So then I was like,

[00:46:35] something's not adding up. Then she was like, yeah, I pay myself $70,000 a year so I could save money on my taxes and all of the other money I just put in an account. So I'm not taxed on it.

[00:46:46] And I'm like, first of all, I have accounting background. And for the last five years I've been doing this seriously. I was like, Liz, you do understand just putting it in the account doesn't

[00:46:58] save you taxes, right? So that's when I knew I was like, this girl is lying. She's not a millionaire. So I started telling everybody like, this is going to be her story at the end. She's

[00:47:07] going to say that she was not a millionaire. She was poor. And everybody, literally, you can ask anybody, they called and tried it. It was like, I bet she's saying that she's not a millionaire.

[00:47:17] I was like, I already told you how she's going to say that. You know this. Then when she finally said it, we was just like, dude, come on. Come on. You can't do that. But we did bond over the fact

[00:47:28] that she was an entrepreneur. She's trying. But I knew she would. And you don't have to be a millionaire to bond with me. I'm not saying that. But just her ability to start a business. And she

[00:47:42] said she came from nothing. But I used the, hey, you say you came from nothing. I came from nothing. But you're gunning at me because I'm getting my way in the game. That's not what we do, Liz.

[00:47:53] We had that conversation. It was in a deleted scene. We had that conversation. I'm just like, you know, just ask me anything that you want to know. You don't understand my game. We both come from nothing. We should be bonding versus pulling each other apart.

[00:48:08] And that was at the Venus vote where she came to me and she was just like, Q, I just want you to know I'm V for Seldo. I'm not voting for you tonight. I'm going to vote V. I was like, cool. Boom. I took off.

[00:48:20] All right. When you went to Applebee's, you had a plan. You pitched to Tiffany and to Kenzie, hey, let's get the band back together. Let's do this. And they were like, eh, I don't think so. But

[00:48:34] were you sincere? Were you up for doing that? So I really was. And let me just tell you this. I picked Tiffany, seriously, because I wanted Tiffany there. I wanted to try to rekindle their relationship. I picked Kenzie simply because I didn't want Kenzie back at camp

[00:48:54] kind of trashing me. But also I had already told Kenzie that I would take her if I was to ever win something like that. So I wanted to just kind of rekindle that. But I brought Maria

[00:49:05] strictly because I knew if I'm not around and these girls say something, she's going to tell me. And I was sincere about getting us back together, getting us back together.

[00:49:18] And then soon as I left, I had to go take a number two. And I left. They started to talk. Maria told me immediately, she was like, as soon as you left, they started talking crap

[00:49:32] about how they still don't trust you. It was like, dude, you just brought them on. And that's when I knew, OK, cool. Tiffany and I and Kenzie were not on the same page. We're not going to

[00:49:41] work together no matter how much they tell me. And it was so funny because it was Tiffany and I sitting underneath the flag and Charlie was talking to us. And I saw Tiffany. Like she was

[00:49:54] right. I was like, let's just vote. I'm still playing Tiffany at this point. I'm thinking I'm making her think, you know, OK, Q thinks that it's still the Sega 3 and us going after Nami

[00:50:06] now. So I'm like, let's just vote Venus. And I see Tiffany doing this right here to Charlie. So Charlie's like, yeah, I see her. So I'm like, this girl think I'm a fool. It's a wink for anybody listening to the podcast. Yeah.

[00:50:18] Yeah. So it's like, this girl thinks I'm a fool, but we're really playing her. But in the midst, I was just like, cool, we're going to play with. Then Charlie came up after you. Did you see her

[00:50:30] winking at me? I was like, yeah, I saw her winking at you. It's still chill, still chill. So we blasted out Tiffany. OK, so Charlie and Maria famously had a big breakup in the season. But Q,

[00:50:46] did you play an active role at all in being a wedge in between Charlie and Maria? I think I did. I think I think Charlie saw a how close Maria and I was getting and we were really close. But also, you know, Charlie is a very smart player.

[00:51:08] Charlie has an opportunity to say he could go with them or go with us. The wedge really came, uh, I think when Charlie realized that Maria was then working with me to get rid of him,

[00:51:25] because we told Kenzie and Liz, I'm sure that they told him, oh, no, Maria and Q pitch you to us. And that really just opened that door. I think if the conversation would have just came from me

[00:51:39] and not Maria, they all probably would have just voted the opposite direction, which Maria had the necklace. If Maria didn't have the necklace, they probably would have voted Maria out that

[00:51:52] night and used me again as a distraction, which would have been a big mistake because I had that pocket rocket in my pocket and I was going to play the next day. But I do think Maria and

[00:52:05] our relationship kind of played a part. But it was also them starting to target each other and them both knowing that that's happening is which really what caused it, which. OK. Is there anything from the Venus vote that was interesting in terms of

[00:52:22] the role that you played? Yeah. So going into the Venus vote, what most folks I guess don't know is Kenzie was the backup vote. I was supposed to vote Kenzie along with Ben, who also voted Kenzie. And I know being stuck to this story about it was almost

[00:52:41] I promise you it was not a mistake. We talked about putting two votes on Kenzie, me and Ben. But what happened was we got the tribal. This is Q doing Q again. And Venus coming and talking about like, man, screw her. I'm voting Venus. I didn't tell anybody.

[00:52:57] I just did it. And but I didn't tell being so being also voted Kenzie, I was supposed to just in the event that Venus actually has something because they thought Charlie had a

[00:53:10] conversation with her, which we saw him think maybe Venus had something or something. And so we were like, we just can't protect it. We'll put two votes on Kenzie. If Venus plays up to kids to go home

[00:53:20] because I would have only had one vote and she would have played her shot in the dark. I would have had no votes. And that's why I'm thinking I'm like, she's just gonna play a shot

[00:53:28] in the dark. I don't think she had an item. So I was like, I'll just vote Venus. And if she plays her shot in the dark and safe, I won't have a vote. And at least Kenzie still will. Kenzie will go home.

[00:53:38] The problem is Venus and I, we should have really put our differences to the side and work to try to get one of them looking back on now in the game. There was no part of me thinking work with Venus

[00:53:52] because at that point, you know, I was pitching the Seagulls three plus me. And then I was also just saying, you know, Hey, if I can make it, if I can make it to five, I have this whole theory

[00:54:02] and survivor knows I was like, since from, from the merge before the merge, I was like, if I can make it to the merge, I just have to make it to team. If I can make it to 10, I can make it to

[00:54:12] seven. If I can make it to seven, I'm gonna try to make it to five. That was, and I said, if I make it to five, I can make it to three. That was my thinking. So when I didn't play my idol at six,

[00:54:22] it was a thing of me just trying to guarantee myself to three from my five vote. And I was playing too far ahead, but I will say this. I put way too much trust, but I can't say this as well

[00:54:40] because all that trust that I did put in didn't fail me up until this point, but I put way too much trust until Maria actually having those girls, I should have been listening more, watching

[00:54:53] more, paying attention. I thought Maria had those girls like boom, this, I should have understood these girls just went with Charlie on a reward. They probably talk, but see to Charlie's really

[00:55:08] defenses, he came back and asked, I said, what did they talk about? He was like, of course they talked about you, but that's what they always have to talk about. But I understood that to be,

[00:55:20] okay, if they're talking about me, they didn't tell him about potentially us voting him. He didn't give that off at all. So I was thinking, okay, Maria might have these girls. I might be able to

[00:55:31] sneak through one more, blindside Charlie. But then I also thought at that point, Charlie was the best pick to send home because regardless of what we felt, Charlie had pissed off any jury member. He was right. Charlie had won two immunities at that point. She pissed everybody

[00:55:48] off. I hadn't won anything but a reward. No way they voted for me. I thought that's where we were, but I underestimated how much they still disliked me as a person, a player, that I did not

[00:56:01] put my idol out. But I said before I ever went to trial, I wasn't playing my idol. Okay. Now everything from your boot, we talked about in the exit interview. So I'd like to skip

[00:56:13] ahead to the final tribal council. And a lot was made after the final tribal council that, were you aware that your final tribal council question ended up being somewhat controversial? I feel like that many people talked about how like, wait, hold on. Well, why does what somebody's

[00:56:30] going to have to do with the money? Why should that be part of how people decide what to do? Right. So I didn't know it was going to cause that much controversial outside of the game.

[00:56:41] I do know that my question changed not only my vote, but somebody else's vote. They were sitting right next to me and I walked out this person just, you know, but I vocally say, I was like,

[00:56:56] dude, I'm not voting for Charlie anymore. I was voting for Charlie going into it. I promise. I was sitting right there. I was like, I'm not voting for Charlie. And they was like, wait,

[00:57:03] really? I was like, yeah, he's opening up charity with our money for us. And he's mentioning his girlfriend. I was like, I'm not voting for Charlie. And this person was like, okay. Liz then said, oh, wait, no, this supposed to be a individual vote. How are they discussing

[00:57:22] who they're going to vote for? Boom. So I think my question not only raised a lot of questions outside of the game, but inside of the game, it changed multiple votes as well. You were a Charlie vote up until that point.

[00:57:38] I was a Charlie vote up until that point. And I'm not sure if it aired or not, but like Charlie's question, his response to my question to me, brought me the wrong way when

[00:57:48] he was like, I'm going to open a charity in all of you guys' name and donate. And then the very first thing that he said was, I'm going to give my girlfriend some money. And to me, having four

[00:58:00] sisters, having a mom, I was like, your girlfriend before your mom, your whoever else, that was a no for me. I was out. I was like... So was it more that Charlie had the wrong answer more so than

[00:58:16] Kenzie had the right answer? I think it was more so. And also keep this in mind, too. I went into that tribal really not knowing a lot about either player because I felt like Charlie

[00:58:33] and Kenzie both were similar in a lot of ways inside the game, because something that we don't see is, you know, when Charlie didn't have the necklace, he was very timid. He was very quiet.

[00:58:45] He was not as aggressive. I picked up on that. And same thing with Kenzie. But another thing was, so when Charlie said that him, Ben, Liz and Kenzie made this four pack at eight, it made me

[00:59:04] second guess everything that he was telling us because I know that that didn't happen because at seven, the vote was the second vote was going to be for Kenzie. So I was like, at what point did

[00:59:17] y'all make this four at eight? Why did you vote for Kenzie at seven if that was a thing? So at that point in time, I thought, OK, I don't know what's true. I think this guy's lying to me. Screw

[00:59:27] it. I'm a vote based. And I told them before the question, I'm voting me specifically off of my question and my question on that is how I'm voting. And so it's not like they didn't know.

[00:59:41] I told them. And so I think it was more so the combination of that, but also Kenzie's course. I mean, it really hit me knowing that she could just be brutally honest.

[00:59:50] And I kind of felt what it feels like to say, you know what? I just need a fresh start. I need a fresh start. I've worked all my life as hard as I could. I need some cushion. I want

[00:59:59] to start a family. And I know that feeling. So I was like, boom, that resonates. But let's back up. I'm not the first person to vote based off of people what they're going to do.

[01:00:14] No, it's going back to the first and second season of the show. People have always asked this question. So I didn't think you asked anything that was out of bounds. All right. Q, we're running out of time. The Cumeo is still going strong, right?

[01:00:28] They're booming. They are booming, booming. Let me just say this. As long as the Cumeo is booming, Q is giving away $20,000 to his favorite contestant starting with season 47. Starting with season 47. OK. How will you decide it? Will there be one question like how you decide

[01:00:46] your final drama? I'm going to watch it. I'm going to watch the season. I'm going to do sort of what Sia does. I'm going to pick my favorite based on what I feel like is my criteria.

[01:00:56] So if you're out there and you're playing aggressive and you're playing fun and you're not allowing people to kind of mute you and you're doing your own, I don't care if you go out first,

[01:01:04] second, third, fourth, fifth or make it all the way to the end. You're eligible to win Q's money. As long as the Cumeo is still booming and they're booming still right now. All right. Anything else you want to let people know, Q?

[01:01:16] No, man. I absolutely love y'all. If you're not subscribed and tuned in until Rob has a podcast, you better get so because I'm gonna be honest, when I did my Cumeo about Rob, I didn't know. But now I know. And he's awesome, man. I love it.

[01:01:32] Q, I appreciate you so much that thank you for making this time. This was really good chat, very informative. So really thank you again for making the time and all the best to you

[01:01:45] and the baby on the way. 38 weeks pregnant, man. The baby can be here any day. So y'all say a prayer for my wife and I. Baby Ace is on the way. Yeah. Okay. That's my sister's baby's name. So good one. Yep. Q, thank you so much. Okay.

[01:02:01] Thank you. All right, everybody. There you have it. Q Burdette. And what value that you all got here for free today? Do you know how much the street value of an hour with Q would be over on Cumeo?

[01:02:16] So I really appreciate Q making the time to talk with us about everything. So many interesting things, especially there at the end, talking about how Q decided to vote for Kenzie in case instead of Charlie. I mean, this was such a razor thin

[01:02:34] outcome of the season that it really did that final tribal council maybe could have been the most important final tribal council that we've ever had on Survivor, where it just seems like the outcome flipped and flopped a couple of different times just based on the answer to

[01:02:53] questions, which as a Survivor fan, I think that's what we want in the final tribal council, that it's so fluid going in that the answers that people gave really did shift the perception of

[01:03:05] the jury and how they were feeling about all of these people that made it to the end of the game. So really interesting stuff, very fascinating about how Q didn't buy that Liz was a millionaire.

[01:03:19] So really very interesting stuff. Next postgame interview that we are going to have for you is going to be with Ben Katzmann, and hopefully we will have that for you in the next couple of days.

[01:03:31] So be on the lookout, make sure you're subscribed. And again, I love to get your feedback on these interviews. So please leave us your comments over on our YouTube channel at robiswhipset.com slash YouTube and make sure you subscribe to Rob's podcast at robiswhipset.com slash subscribe.

[01:03:46] Thank you again so much for listening. Take care, everybody. Have a good one. Bye.