Board Thread:Survivor 43: San Andrés/@comment-26034146-20200523214823/@comment-28431903-20200524204543

'''Same question as Andrew regarding your individual immunities, excluding firemaking. At which point in the game you felt you needed it and why?'''

I felt like I was able to prolong the time before I needed immunity until around 8/7. Even then, I had the idols to be able to keep myself safe so the only time I feel like I truly needed it was at F5. I didn't want to make myself out to be a huge challenge threat early in the merge similar to Andrew. For me, the immunity wins were usually more of an insurance policy to be able to play hard knowing I was safe. Where as I feel like for Andrew, he often needed to pull them out since most people would have voted for him otherwise.

I appreciate your honesty with me during at the F9, however, I would like to know if you were honest with the other jurors who went in their respective rounds about voting them out or not.

I was not always honest, but I felt like I tried to be when I could be. I feel like I could have been more upfront with Matthew, but at the time I knew he was voting me and I didn't want to give any ammo to go against me with. I was dishonest with AAA the round Aaron left, but this was the right move since Andrew had an idol, and they didn't have time to try and turn it around on me. I think this is part of the game though, since I would not be sitting here if I told everyone that I was voting for about it before hand. I think it is really important to be able to stay a few steps ahead, which can't happen if you are always 100% upfront about what you are doing. The further you go in the game, the harder it becomes to be fully honest about your plans. For example, at 7 I had to be very careful. Because if I gave Jacob and Zee a reason to go to Andrew and Abi they could turn it around on me. So I had to be dishonest about my true motives. While I was not always honest, I have been 100% honest about how I feel and what I was thinking during Final Tribal, and I hope that is respectable!