#s40e05

[christianhubicki]

[christianhubicki]

[christianhubicki]

[christianhubicki]

[christianhubicki]

Let’s give them something to drool over, Parv.

[christianhubicki]

I know Jonathan Penner because Jonathan is someone I played with on Cook Islands. We’ve become very close friends, and I’ve become close with his family. And over the past year, his wife, Stacy Title, who’s an amazing woman, was diagnosed with ALS, Lou Gehrig’s disease, and it’s been an absolutely devastating knockout punch. Stacy has lost control of her–most of her body, except for her eyes. And, I mean, there’s no cure right now. They’re under a tremendous amount of strain emotionally, financially. And it just broke my heart. Obviously, I have very strong feelings for Jonathan, his wife, his family, and, you know, I feel like no one deserves this. You know, if there’s something that I or others can try to do to help them, their kids, and everyone else in that situation, I just feel like that’s the least we can do. This season of Survivor, I feel like I’m not just playing for myself or my own family, but I’m playing for something bigger than myself. I would just love to use this opportunity, try to raise awareness of anyone who’s suffering from ALS, and their families, who really are in need, you know, much more than any of us are.

[christianhubicki]

↳ S22E09 The Buddy System ↳ S40E05 The Buddy System on Steroids ↳ Rob won his season by corralling people and by keeping people in the same mindset. And a lot of that was just keeping people together, you know, having spa days, having a buddy system. And if it wasn’t Rob, I’d be like, “These idiots are not even strategizing.” With Rob, I feel like proven strategy now, like, being used on me. It’s not good.

[christianhubicki]