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Joel is brilliant.

He's like Mr.

Harvard, Yale, Stanford guy. And he's
also really, really strong.

I'm asking you for both of our stakes to
become my ally again.

It's a little bit weird for me because I
feel like I'm kind of like the

godfather of something arranging a hit
on somebody.

I don't know if I'm entirely comfortable
with it.

Welcome back to the Survivor Cook
Islands reunion show. We are live in

where Yule has just won a million
dollars in a very close dramatic vote.

You know, I kind of said it before as we
read the votes, but I got to

acknowledge both of you guys with all
due respect to Becky as well for doing

well. But you two dominated this game.
You deserve to be in the final two. It's

the first time I've ever felt bad that
somebody.

Didn't win in the case of Ozzie. I mean,
I'm happy for you, Ewell, but it was so

evenly matched.

It was really great.

So, agreed.

Ewell, let's go through some of the keys
because in looking back over the

season, you did so many things right to
keep you in the power position of the

game. You absolutely deserved it. I
didn't mean to take anything away from

Going back to the first thing, finding
the idol.

In the totem pole of events, how big was
that?

It was huge.

I mean, there's a lot of luck involved
in playing this game. I got sent at the

right time, and I think the key to
winning the game is maximizing the good

and mitigating the bad luck.

I got sent at the right time. I found
the idol, and I really played it the way

wanted to play it, which was not to save
my own butt one time, but to really

change the game up. And we had that
opportunity, and it really flipped

its head.

Another big moment that could have
destroyed...

you and the rest of I2 was the mutiny.
What was your first reaction when you

Candice and then Jonathan step out?

We're screwed.

I thought that was it. I mean, they had
the numbers, they had the thighs.

I didn't realize at the time what an
amazing challenge demon Ozzy was.

I mean, but I mean, at that time, I
thought our game was over and I thought

was just a matter of trying to come out
with, you know, a good ending for the

four of us.

Candice, why mutiny? That's a risky move
to make in the middle of the game

with... You had no idea that was coming.

Right. Well, like you said, you know, we
had a chance to change our fate in the

game. And Jonathan and I had talked at
length about flipping back over

eventually. I had already talked to Nate
about working with Adam, Nate Parvati.

And so, you know, it's a chance of a
lifetime. And I thought we could make it

and we could get to the end.

It didn't work out, but it was fun.

It is how you play. It's really how you
have to play this game, though, to have

a shot. You have to make big moves and
never quit making them.

Sandra, what was it? Because at that
point, I remember the four of you, the

on your faces as you looked over at this
other group of eight, I think. You

thought it was over. What was it about
this foursome that bonded you? Because

many other people might have just
splintered and said, I'm out on my own

Yeah. You know, I think it's just...

the luck of having four great people
together who have a similar objective in

mind, which is, you know, I want to play
this game. I want to play this game

with as much integrity as I can.

And you know what?

We're going to do this because this is
all that we have. And I think it was

the right people.

It could have been, if it was one other
person who had the wrong mindset, it

wouldn't have worked the way it did and
it wouldn't have played out as

beautifully as it did.

Yul, another big key was how you managed
to lure Jonathan back.

Take me through that. What did you say
to him? How did you convince him? You

were always running numbers. Out on the
show, Ewell was constantly going, we

have a 33 .3 % chance of this happening.

Did you do that with Jonathan?

Yeah, I think there were a couple of
things. I mean, he's a very rational

player, and he's a really smart guy. And
I thought he would be able to really

kind of appreciate a rational argument.
So I came up with this whole argument

where I said, if you don't flip over to
our side.

probability -wise, we'll be able to
execute a strategy by which we'll be out

the next two rounds. So really, you have
no choice.

And the other thing I told him was I was
afraid that he might come around and

try to lie to us and, you know, end up
voting against us. And I told him, it

kind of a stretch on my part, but I said
the only reason he hasn't been voted

out of his tribe so far was because they
all suspected that he had the idol. So

if they ever find out that he really
didn't have the idol, he'd be booted.

over the next round. So that was kind of
my insurance to make sure he didn't

come and flip over on us. So that's
huge. That gives you at a point where

numbers could have gone either way. That
gives you the numbers.

Then, amazingly, you used Jonathan in
voting Jonathan out as a way to

potentially help you win this game.
Adam, you were instrumental in that. You

come over and make a deal.

And I want to make sure I'm clear on
this. You said to Ewell that if you get

of Jonathan before me or Parvati, That
I'll give you my votes in the end? And

not, I would have voted for Ozzie.

And did you keep your word? Yep.

So, yeah, Ozzie, did you know?

Let me make sure I set this up right.

So that in case this isn't making sense.
The situation is, Jonathan has now

betrayed both camps.

Ewell is now sitting in the power
position of this game. Adam comes in and

guess what? If you vote Jonathan out,
because I don't like him.

Let me in poverty stay a day longer.

I'll give you a vote at the final tribal
council. That's a million -dollar vote,

as it turns out, in tonight's vote. Did
you know that was going on?

Well, Adam had mentioned a little bit of
that, saying that he had promised Yule

that he was going to vote for him
because of that decision. But I think

thing that Adam didn't really realize at
the time is it wasn't really Yule's

decision. Us as a four had made that
decision already.

That's my point. He benefited. So I did
not, I really didn't know that Yule had

promised, you know, promised the vote
for Jonathan. And I tried to explain to

Adam that, no, you know, that, in fact,
was not the case, that us as a four had

already made the decision. So a little
too late, I guess. And another credit to

you, Yule, for doing something that I
don't think people realized you were

doing, which was playing everybody so in
such subtle ways.

It's a tiny little maneuver, but it
seemed to pay off.

How instrumental was Becky?

When I was out there, I don't hear a lot
of what goes on in the beach. I thought

Becky often as being a tag -along. When
I was at home watching the show, I

realized she was with you on a lot of
these decisions.

Yeah, Becky is an incredibly strong
player.

When you watch the season, you don't
appreciate all the subtle moves that she

made. I mean, she was an equal partner
in everything that we did. I think at

some point, people started calling me
the puppet master.

And I was trying to fight, and I was
trying to convince them, I'm not the

master. I mean, the way I like to work
with a group is to build consensus.

But at some point, I realized they're
going to think I'm BS -ing about it. So

I'm like, fine, if you think I'm the
puppet master, I'll take that and use it

my advantage.

But the truth is, Becky was with me
every step of the way. We worked

we collaborated together, we strategized
together.

Becky, is it a little frustrating?

knowing how instrumental you were, that
you will probably be remembered for not

being able to start fire after 38 days.

We practiced. We really, really did. We
practiced, and I think we were both

really, really nervous.

And also being against somebody who
you're, you know, we were friends,

close friends, and it wasn't shown how
we were actually sharing and trying to

help each other out. But that was the
whole reason why I think we went so far

together, because of that trust.

A lot of questions I get on the streets
are about you and Yule.

Like, because you had such a special
bond, was it ever romantic? Did you ever

consider it being romantic? Or are we
crazy?

I think both of us are very focused.

And when we're in this game the whole
time, we weren't thinking along those

of outside the box. We were thinking
just about strategy in the game.

And we knew that our best chance of
going as far as we could would be to

together, stay aligned.

We didn't cross that line. We were
really good friends. Did it enter your

No, it didn't enter my mind. Okay.

There's something else I want to share
because this was news to me, Yule.

There's the other side of Yule, which is
People Magazine.

There it is.

The sexiest man issue.

There's Yule. So is your life changing a
little, Yule? Are you getting dates?

Honestly, when I heard about this, I
thought it was a practical joke. I was

like, no.

I mean, honestly. But I think it's a
little bit silly. But I appreciate it.

I think my mom would be happy.

I think she just wants me to get
married. And she's hoping to find me a

Here's something that occurred to me.
And I don't know if it did to anybody

else. But toward the end, when you were
in the hot tub with Parvati and Ozzy.

To uninhibited and naked people, I
couldn't tell if this was... He was

too. Right.

But here's my question. I couldn't tell
if this was, to you all, wow, this is a

great moment, or this is my worst
nightmare.

Which was it?

I think it was more the latter. I wanted
to get the hell out of there, but I

didn't want to give that an opportunity
to strategize, so I wanted to keep my

eye on poverty.

I waited until I fell asleep that night,
then I went to bed.

What's the first thing you did when you
got home?

I got a Costco membership, and I went
crazy.

Buying food? Buying food.

I bought so much food, it wouldn't fit
in my fridge, and I just sat there, I've

got to eat it now, so I just sat down.

All right, well, he climbed coconut
trees, he caught fish, and he swam like

and he was virtually unbeatable in the
challenges.

Where did this Aussie guy come from?

Plus, love him or hate him, everybody
has an opinion about Jonathan, including

Jonathan. Ozzie and Jonathan are next on
the Survivor Cook Islands reunion show.

But first, this is why the Cook Islands
are one of the most beautiful locations

we've ever been to.

Ozzy already up with the island names
and heading back.

Ozzy is amazing.

He's like half animal, half man.

Go, Ozzy!

Part fish, part monkey.

Ozzy!

Ozzy swimming like a dolphin as he makes
up time.

He's kind of like a little jungle boy,
you know, climbing these coconut trees

and getting coconuts down, getting fish.

I think we should call him the spider
now or something. Yes.

Welcome back to the Survivor Cook
Islands reunion show. We are live at

Born to Play is a phrase that we kept
using even when we were out on the

with you.

What? Where did you come from? How do
you end up with all these bizarre skills

so suited for Survivor?

I just had a very eclectic background.

I loved books, and one of the first
books that I remember reading was

Crusoe, and that just sparked an
interest in... But how do you learn to

like that and spearfish and climb a
coconut tree? Well, it all started with

swimming. We had a pool in our backyard
when I lived in San Antonio, Texas, and

I just swam every day. I honestly feel
like I was born in the water, that I

learned how to swim before I could walk.
I mean, it's something that I've always

loved, and I've...

I felt more comfortable in the water
than on land.

And so that just is the foundation for
everything that really happens in

Survivor. And so you knew how to
spearfish. You had done this before

Well, I had gone out a few years ago
with one of my buddies.

It was on his birthday. He took me out
spearfishing, just showed me the ropes.

And this is in Santa Barbara.

Devereux Point, yeah.

Went out there one day when there's no
waves, and he showed me how to do it,

I just fell in love with it. Just the
survival aspect of it just really,

spoke to me. What was the best part for
you of this time out there?

Man, the best part, honestly, the whole
damn thing.

Everything. I mean, just meeting all
these great people and just being out

and knowing that if the situation
happened, and I was stranded on a

island, which I had fantasized about
ever since I was a little kid, and it

finally came true.

And just to know that all of these
childhood hobbies finally came to fruit,

everything that I did as a kid and was
really interested in, I finally was able

to use, and I didn't think I would
actually do that.

Did you miss this when you left it?

Honestly, I think I fell into deep
depression when I got back, and just

everything.

The concrete jungle kind of got to me a
little bit. And being out there and

being at humanity's roots, it was an
amazing experience because

it's getting back to a primal nature
that a lot of us have totally

from. And we're here and we're
surrounded by lights, cameras, and we

an idea of where we came from.

Not more than a few thousand years ago,
we were all doing the survivor thing.

One other question, because I think you
touched a lot of people when you shared

the story with your dad. Do you know, is
your dad watching tonight? Have you

been in touch with him?

Honestly, I don't know, but my father is
here.

We need to clear that up. Yeah. Be clear
on that.

Your father.

The person you consider your father.
Yes. He raised me, you know.

And I love him.

Well, as memorable as Ozzy was for his
honesty and obviously his physical

domination, Jonathan was equally
memorable, but for very different

Oh, my favorite.

I'm here to win a million. A million
dollars.

You, me, Becky, and that's it. I thought
you and I had a tight thing. We do not

trust each other. What am I going to
say?

I promise. What's that worth to you? I'm
the wandering Jew without a tribe.

Either I'll have betrayed the railroad
people and I'm a complete bastard.

I consider myself a loyal person. Or I
didn't jump over to the iTunes people

I'm a complete bastard. Well, Jonathan,
you're a rat because you've betrayed

everybody in this game.

That's bollocks and you know it.

Jonathan,

this is a debate with people I run into.
Were you a villain or were you just a

good player? Do you think you were a
villain? No.

I mean, I think I was antagonistic to
other people, and obviously I rubbed

the wrong way, but it was a game. You
know, you can't have a villain in a

There's no villain in Monopoly, you
know.

I mean, honestly, no, we're all playing
the game. There's no villain in a poker

tournament, you know.

So I was playing to win a million bucks.
We all were. I was just a lot more

overt about it, and I think I wore my
agenda on my sleeve.

What was the family reaction? Because
you took a lot of hits, and you're

probably watching this with the wife and
your kids.

Well, I warned them that I was going to
be called some fantastic name.

You know, and they're like, what do you
mean, Dad?

And I'm like, oh, Cancer and Rat and
Weasel, you know.

So that sucked, but...

But, no, so I warned them, and I
basically said, you get called names, so

We don't call people names. You know,
when you get called names, you pick

yourself up, you get bullied, and the
truth is that it was in the context of a

game. I know that the people who called
me names wouldn't do that outside the

context of the game. They were trying to
progress their game, too, and I don't

hold it against them. Some of them went
further than me.

Some of them didn't go further than me,
but, you know, we were all playing a

game out there.

Did this change you?

Physically, you lost a lot of weight,
and you've kept it off.

Did it change you in other ways?

Yes. I feel much more appreciative of
the life that I have, of my family, of

people who would not say things to me
and who love me just for who I am,

who I am as a complex person.

And that makes me extremely glad that I
did this.

Very nicely said.

Jenny.

You and Rebecca got to be a little
frustrated because you guys were both

off before Jonathan, who's the guy that
then comes back and betrays all the

people that voted you out.

Worst nightmare for you, Jenny, seeing
that bottle that Poverty Red's seeing

you're going to vote for me?

Because I think that if I just stopped
you and said, well, Jeff, can I just say

one thing, please, in case it's going to
be me? You might have been able to

plead your case. Yeah, and I would plead
my case and convince them that I would.

going to be the better choice, because I
think after that merge, I'm sure maybe

Yule would try to convince me to go with
them, and I wouldn't have flipped.

A lesson for you future survivors.

Speak up at Tribal Council.

Okay, he made headaches go away and red
dots appear.

He offended people with his ethnic
jokes, and he was a true original.

next. Plus, we started this season by
dividing the tribes based on ethnicity.

Was it a good idea or not? We will ask
the people who lived it. And playing us

to the break.

is Sekou.

He was first off, but so enthusiastic,
he wrote a song about Survivor. He is

sitting in with our favorite Survivor
composer, David Vandercourt and Russ

Landau.

Cowboy. Got his own system.

Yeah! I've never been accepted by the
Asian community.

I belong in a hippie community.

There. You feel better now. Your
headache will be gone in a few minutes.

I did have a headache. I don't have a
headache anymore.

But I do have a red dot on my forehead.

What do you call a Vietnamese with three
dots?

We get it, but a lot of people won't get
it.

Typically in life, I'm either hated or
I'm loved. I am often misunderstood, but

a lot of people will come to understand
that I mean well.

Welcome back to the live.

Survivor, Cook Islands reunion show. You
will just want to check for a million

dollars. Cowboy, it's kind of the same
question I asked Ozzy.

Where do you come from? You, too, are
this crazy mixture of elements. You know

what, Jeff? I've been thinking so hard
on this. People ask me, what are you,

what have you learned from this?

All my life, I've bucked the trends, and
I've been chastised, I've been beaten

down, I've been told that you're doing
things wrong.

You've got to do it this way. You've got
to do it this way. You've got to...

Walk here, go A and B and C and D. No,
I've been living it my way. And guess

what? I'm here. And this is the
culmination of my life experience.

I asked you on the show if you were
typically understood or misunderstood.

Do people tend to just not get you at
first?

Well, they don't think I speak English.

Do you understand English? And if I just
look at them, they say it louder.

You made a comment to me out there about
young people.

You don't think kids today are patient
enough?

Things are just quicker. It's a quicker
pace. I mean, I'm from old school.

I double -check, I triple -count
everything.

Kids nowadays, they look at something,
they grab it a lot quicker. They can

process information a lot quicker. And I
believe that that actually creates a

lot of impatience.

So it's a good way to balance the old
way and a new way. You can do that. Some

people nowadays can manage to do both.

They'll be a lot more successful.

than having one or the other. Another
thing, Cowboy, will always be memorable

for are your Asian jokes inside the tent
at night to which the other people in

your tribe are going, Cowboy, what are
you saying?

I always felt like you were trying to
say, don't take things so seriously, but

you will.

The question of whether we should have
done this or not. We started the season

dividing you based on ethnicity.

Do you think it was a good idea,
ultimately?

Because you had some trepidation in the
beginning.

Honestly, when I first heard about it,
the first thing I thought to myself was,

I've made a huge mistake.

Being on a reality show that might
potentially play up racial stereotypes

caricatures. I've got to say, though,
I'm really happy and proud of what we

able to accomplish on the show.

Hopefully we might have shown that
ultimately it's not your ethnic

that dictates who you are and who your
friends are, but really we ended up with

a multicultural coalition that got it to
the end. And the fact that we bonded

together was really based on our
individual identities and our values,

much our cultural background. So I'm
hoping that in some small way we might

shown that it's not the color of your
skin that determines who you are, but

your inside self, who you are.

Nate.

Nate, Nate, Nate, on the other end, I
read something in an interview where you

and Stephanie and Rebecca, it sounded
like we're getting into it because you

didn't represent your group or take care
of your ethnic group from the

beginning. Give me the short skinny on
that.

Well, basically, we all were divided by
race.

I love all my Hiki tribe, Sekou, Sandra,
everyone.

But I was called a race traitor. I don't
know why, because I think some felt I

was obligated to stick with my racial
background regardless.

I was playing a game where regardless of
your color, skin, you have to help me

survive.

It doesn't matter if you're my
background, what have you. We're playing

Everyone knows how hard it is.

Regardless of, you know, color, what
have you, you have to do what's best for

your team. And so I had to turn on girls
that I loved and my racial background.

So, yeah, I got comments of race
traitor.

Stephanie, what was that?

Well, I just felt that.

You know, I was comfortable in the game.

I thought that I had hickey love for
Nate.

And I trusted him. I thought we had a
very good, very close relationship. But

did you trust him because you're from
the same ethnic group? Absolutely.

I expected him to have my back.

Rebecca, sorry to interrupt you,
Stephanie. Rebecca, did you feel the

I trusted Nate more so because of who he
is and our relationship that we had. It

had nothing to do with the fact that
we're both black. I expected him to come

me when I was under the radar because we
were tight.

That was my issue. And it had no, it
didn't matter what race or nationality.

you are. If we're close, I expected you
to look out for me and let me know

something was going on. That's all.
Brad, wrap this up for me. Do you think

general, is there a pressure to
represent your group when you do

this and divide people and say, this is
your group, your group, your group?

Yeah, there's a huge pressure,
especially when it comes to representing

Asian culture. I think a lot of times in
media, men are portrayed as like this

waspy, thin, sort of nerdy.

warmish guys. And I think Yul and I did
a fantastic job of breaking the mold and

breaking the stereotype that a lot of
America have today. All right. Up next,

we're going to be giving away the keys
to a brand new 2008 Mercury Mariner,

Candace and Adam. Was it strategy or
romance?

We'll find out right after this.

Welcome back to the Survivor Cook
Islands live reunion show from CBS in

Hollywood.

Candice, was it strategy?

Was it romance from the beginning with
you and Adam?

From the beginning, it was strategy.

I mean, I didn't come out here to get
into some romantic relationship. But,

know, as things went along and, you
know, I knew I could trust Adam and that

could trust me.

And, you know, we developed a bond and a
relationship. And it was, you know,

there was a little romance.

Adam,

what's the status today?

You know, Candace is a great girl.

I couldn't have done this whole
experience without her because I really

trust her.

And we did have that connection on the
island.

And it was great. And it was, I mean, it
was real. But, you know, we have

separate lives now. You know, she's on
the East Coast. I'm on the West Coast.

I think we're more just like friends
now.

Nate and poverty.

The other couple that when I was out
there was a little more, it seemed a

more to me than we actually saw on the
show. Nate, was there, were there

feelings?

For Parvati?

Parvati was... Hi, Parvati.

Look at her. I mean, look at her. I
can't even say anything. She was warm,

know? Nate, yes or no?

I feel like we're a tribal council.

Yes.

Yes, there were some feelings.

Yes, definitely.

Parvati, strategy for you? Was there
some...

You seem to be enjoying Nate's company
out there. I love Nate. I think Nate

really helped me get through the game.

At the low points, when Rero kept losing
and losing and losing, and I was

getting so frustrated, Nate would always
make me laugh, and he always picked me

up, and it really helped me out there.
So, yeah, I mean, I depended on him. By

the way, we labeled you as a boxer on
the show. And people are, Parvati, what

kind of boxing do you do? I don't even
know.

It's called model boxing.

But it's real boxing. I mean, we train
in the gym like five days a week. And, I

mean, we're running. We're sparring. I'm
sparring with guys and girls both.

We're taking head shots. And, you know,
it's legitimate boxing. It's really

quite difficult.

Let's get some updates in here. JP,
what's life like after Survivor for you?

What's going on?

Well, shortly after Survivor, I got
contacted by the Janice Dickinson

Agency.

I'll be, that'll be appearing January
10th on Oxygen.

Hello, JP.

Christina, what's the reaction from your
fellow cops to you being on the show?

Did they respect you more or less?

Initially, there was the joking, you
know, like anywhere, because I like

brothers. And then afterwards, there was
that one scene with the wrestling

match, and they were, you know, very
respectful, and they were very proud of

at that point.

But overall, I guess it was a great
time, and everyone enjoyed it at work

You know, they watched it while they
were out briefing, and it was fun for

also. Cecilia, you weren't on the show
as long as some of the other people.

Do you still get, does this still
resonate as an experience?

Definitely. I mean, even...

No, Seikou could speak to that. Even
being there two days, it changes you.

We feel all the layers, family, work,
friends. It's who you are at the core

comes out in that experience.

And it really is a life -changing,
amazing experience.

I'm very happy to have him part of it.

Flicka, the... I love you guys!

You know, the hair is so much a part of
your look.

And now after being on a show like this,
I'm sure people recognize you for the

hair. Does that become something that
now you're in a way stuck with, that you

have to keep this look? I don't think
I'm stuck at all. I love my style, and I

just keep on working it.

People just come up to me, and I feel so
blessed. They let their kids come up,

and they approach me and tell me how
much they love me, and I just have had

nothing but love, and I'm so
appreciative to be able to have this

experience with all these people, you
know?

And my hair is just good, I think.

And, Billy, I'd be remiss if I didn't
point out the obvious, that Candace is

available again.

I just got to ask you, Billy.

I just got to ask you. We're running out
of time in this. But not to make light

of it, you had genuine feelings.

I did, but a lot of it had to do with
the situation I was in.

Not just physically, but also, you know,
it was a lot like, you know, like, I

don't need you guys. I found something
else. So it was a lot like trying to

get back and finding something.

So there was a lot of that. But, you
know, you're in the heat of the moment.

how many of us haven't stuck our foot in
their mouth at some point in our lives?

I just have to do it on national TV.
That's all. Kudos to you, Billy.

All right. Well, we have something else
exciting to do now.

This season we've been doing a thing
online to vote for the survivor who

the most clever game.

The winner gets a 2008 Mercury Mariner.

We've got a little video of that running
now right out here in our red carpet.

And once again, this vote was extremely
close. And it came down to, of course,

Yule and Ozzy.

I will tell you this, that there were a
lot of votes cast, and it was consistent

throughout the voting. The difference
was less than 1 % in the votes.

This time, the winner was Ozzie.

We'll take a break. When we come back,
we'll show you where Survivor 17 next.

Welcome back to the Survivor Cook
Islands live reunion show.

As this season comes to a close, a new
season of Survivor is just around the

corner. Here's a sneak peek.

Coming in the new year, Survivor turns
the tables on two tribes as

one lives the life of luxury while the
other is left with virtually nothing.

For the first time, there will be 19 new
survivors.

This diverse cast, with lifestyles
ranging from a Harvard -educated lawyer

once homeless street performer, will be
forced to battle each other more

fiercely than ever before.

Crawling with thousands of deadly sea
snakes, Exile Island will be more

treacherous than ever. This time, two
hidden immunity idols and a twist will

drastically complicate the game.

And one of the most controversial
decisions ever made by a survivor will

America talk to him.

Who will outwit, outplay, and outlast
all the others?

Join us next time for the premiere of
Survivor, Fiji.

Tomorrow morning on the early show on
CBS, Yule will receive his check for $1

million.

You can own a piece of Survivor Cook
Islands by bidding on one -of -a -kind

memorabilia to benefit the Elizabeth
Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation.

The website is on the screen now. And if
you think you really have what it takes

to do what these guys just did and be on
the show, go to cbs .com.

Thanks for hanging in there with us for
13 seasons. We will see you in Fiji.

Good night.