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But that wasn’t Denise and my only play. If Skupin and Lisa hadn’t agreed before that day’s challenge, we were going to take the same offer to Pete and Abi. I don’t remember the dynamics of how we were going to get through the F8 vote — I think it played off a planned split vote? — but we had a 100 percent solid, locked, ready-to-go backup F4 deal if Skupin and Lisa waffled on our offer.
Speaking of Penner, he gave us young first-timers a great piece of advice in Philippines: Remember your own truth about what happened on the island. It’s going to be twisted and shaped for television, and to some extent that will define the experience, but don’t forget the little happenings and nuances and intentions that no one judging you from their couch will ever see. A good pro tip for you up-and-comers. I Never Knew How Much Love My Heart Could Hold Until Someone Called Me Grandma Shirt
One more what-if/crap-my-pants moment: Brandon Hantz and I had a long strategy talk the night before he shorted a fuse and was taken off the island. At this point in Caramoan, I already knew I was going to revolt against [redacted lame alliance name]. Brandon obviously couldn’t stand Phillip either. We chatted long into the night about personal stuff, bonding, all leading toward him keeping his cool until the opportune moment to take out the majority, and he was very much on board with Corinne and my planned revolution. To be honest, Brandon was perfectly pleasant and rational on the island around anyone who wasn’t wearing pink underwear — until he wasn’t.
Fast-forward 24 hours, Brandon melts down, Probst gives him a back rub, and Brandon starts airing everyone’s laundry the day after I reveal my plan to flip. That scene lasted much longer than you saw on TV, and I’m sweating not just from the heat, but because Brandon could have blown up my spot right then and there. He knew the plan, knew who was behind it, could have burned mine and Corinne’s game. But he didn’t. In fact, mid-diatribe, he made a little joke my way that I can’t quite recall, but it essentially insinuated he wasn’t going to ruin me. Thanks, kid.
Monty Brinton/CBS Malcolm Freberg on ‘Survivor: Philippines’
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