Trust Dreamz??

[NomadRon]

Why should anyone still on the show trust Dreamz for any reason?

[Grasshoppa]

At this point in the game, I don't think that anyone should trust anybody. This is when alliances crumble, friendships get broken, and backs get stabbed. They are so close, they can all smell that $1,000,000 and will do just about anything to get their hands on it.

[cherylb]

After last nights episode, I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him. And, I would like to throw him. And as much as I would like to see Stacy out, I would have rather seen Boo go first and especially after that stupid grin at TC when Jeff said he was safe from the vote. Now here's a question, if Yau won the car and then gave it to Dreamz, who do you think the car curse would fall on???

[Trisha B]

Let's hope the car curse falls on Dreamz because he has possession of it and not Yau because he won it. As far as trusting Dreamz, there is no way I would.

[heyyou]

I don't think Yau thought about the possibility of Dreamz voting for him so quickly. The deal was that Dreamz would give him the immunity if they were both in final 4 and Dreamz won it but I don't think he thought it through.

He should have known that Dreamz would be trying to get rid of him. Gratitude? Not!

[Diva]

Why should anyone on the show trust ANYONE at this point? They shouldn't be. Hell, it's a game and a million bucks...go to camp if you wanna make friends you can trust

[jjt]

You all may think this is stupid, but I cannot say that whomever goes on the Survivor program should lie and cheat and steal and the like! Why, I didn't even like Mookie looking in Yah's bag, and he obviously thought that was something that would/should never happen! Now, here's where the stupid part comes, and if you feel it's stupid, I would repeat it after you told me, just because I believe it to be true:

All ages are watching these episodes, and if this becomes a drag-em-out-and stomp-on-em type show, just like all of the other shows that television has given to the world [and the big screen], those watching shall have their characters changed, and not for the better! If somebody asked me to tell someone a lie for a $million, and I surely need the money, I could not do it! There have been times in my life [when I was younger] when I would have, but today, no way! Seeing Dreamz having that trouble saying "No!" to Yau, tells me he will remember it for a long time, and if the guy's any kind of a man, he should give the truck back to Yau, and in "doing," show how sorry he is he refused to keep his word!

If the people watching the show don't choose to ensure they remain real people, who want the best for each, regardless of the prize money, next thing that's gonna happen is for the shock value someone is gonna have it out with another in a ring maybe to start, and within a few more years, the show will mimic SC L.A., and none of those with values will have a diversion to watch come the Fall, because I don't want to watch something with fighting and rudeness and the like "in yer face" in Survivor, I want to having seen the show come to the final, recognize there were a number of guys and gals who kept their veracity, even though lying and stealing and searching people's clothing and bags, might have given them a leg up on the rest! Heck, we need something teaching those who watch, that being a good dude or gal, is a good thing, not the reverse!