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Yeah, I've seen this. That's a possible challenge leak. My point was that the random guy's TTS (y'know, the image attached) was irrelevant and gay.View attachment 8748803
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He's said it was "just in his pocket" and he "always keeps them there" nobody is buying it.JD refuses to answer the question "Why did you have a condom if you have girlfriend?" It has been asked since the incident.



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For eliminations, Fishtank works best when they appear genuine to the fish but are able to be heavily influenced by production to keep things moving. Maybe it's fair, maybe it's not, but it lets them continue steering the show while being entertaining.
For example, if a fish is expected to cave and leave on their own then them dodging an elimination doesn't benefit anyone and hurts the show. Vicky being a prime example.
Jet seems to want to honor the competitive aspect more this season so we'll see how well it works. In my opinion, eliminations need to be somewhat controlled so you can weed out people as needed. As with everything, any elimination method will result in some people being unhappy.

I like the show best when it''s friend tank through trauma bonding, challenges are nothing more than a spectacle, and eliminations are voluntary.I've made this comparison before but Fishtank fans have a lot in common with wrestling fans in that they have a love/hate relationship with the product. Vince McMahon once said of wrestling fans that they're incredibly fickle and don't actually know what they want until it's given to them. They will often times ask for things and then realize they didn't actually want it the minute they get it. I think all of this also applies to a lot of Fishtank viewers. I've found that this show is best enjoyed either far away from the Fishtank community at large or with a group that views the show the same way you do. It's very easy to have doomers kill your enjoyment.
What happens when no one leaves? Just split the pot?I like the show best when it''s friend tank through trauma bonding, challenges are nothing more than a spectacle, and eliminations are voluntary.
Sure, it would also encourage the fish to fuck with each other more than they already do.What happens when no one leaves? Just split the pot?
The winner gets $50k and everyone else gets a ticket home, optional layover in DC.What happens when no one leaves? Just split the pot?
Simbal was told multiple times by production over TTS to check the votes and rig it, and was too arrogant to do it. He fucked the FH2 plan up by crashing out on Luke and making himself look like a weird Jeet to the new people. Completely self-inflicted and had nothing to do with the system.shortly after Simbal's elimination
That's what Sam said, not me nigga. I agree with you. I was just illustrating the fact that Sam already had a problem with voting eliminations before this clip.Simbal was told multiple times by production over TTS to check the votes and rig it, and was too arrogant to do it. He fucked the FH2 plan up by crashing out on Luke and making himself look like a weird Jeet to the new people. Completely self-inflicted and had nothing to do with the system.
The Simbal incident happened because he and Burt disregarded days of coaching from Sam and Jet on how to approach FH2 and got trapped in a situation where the new house overwhelmingly hated both of them and Luke became the kingmaker in hours. It's a terrible example and I just assume at this point anyone using it didn't actually watch Season 3.