To be fair, Payton only ate a couple hot dogs and didn't even drink a full cup of milk, but Payton and Mizzy were both very helpful to the team during the physical portion. The real loser of that whole challenge was Binx who was the most useless out of everyone.
Yep. My opinion of Binx never recovered from that night.
She practically got eaten alive by a 600 pound Ogrina.
Well production has jumped in every time they started clobbering him, it's not hard to see he's their special agent and they're afraid of getting kicked off if they keep trying to stop him with anything other than smacks and words.
Because they don't replace them, look at Nifty. Last night Nifty talked about how she was missing four items that weren't replaceable. Production even talked about how they weren't going to replace many of Simbal's items with the originals and would instead get him inferior copies from H&M lol. Some items CAN'T be replaced, you could have a watch that was a gift from a family member (in Simbal's case) or a piece of clothing that can't be found in stores (several, in the case of Nifty.) They don't always do it out of maliciousness, sometimes shit just gets given to the wrong people, or gets lost.
Binx can't coast through the whole show on that, Binx would not be reacting positively if she was getting hassled like Jeff, Mizzy, and Jeet
What would an "even playing ground" be? They get to do everything he can plus some actual head punching apparently.
They can't do anything he can because he knew what he was walking into and they didnt, he isn't going to bring any items worth fucking with, and fucking with stuff has been his primary means of attack. If he doesn't want to get punched then he should avoid being so physically confrontational, do things when people arent looking, sow drama, etc
I don't disagree, but I would not be surprised in the slightest if a lot of these people would resort to physical violence over damaged material possessions even in the outside world. If anything Fishtank brings out people's true ugly selves, and I think that's the whole point of Frank. He exposes their inner evils by doing ultimately mundane things that don't actually affect them at all.
Jeff just smashed some glass on the table and almost got Jobe in the eye with the shrapnel (after Frank dumped a container of milk on his head).
And yet they dealt with him. They just need to grow up.
