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When you are using the debt snowball and your minimum payments go down every month how can you predict when your debt payoff will be done?

I don't listen to any of the podcasts so maybe this is out there, but...Other than the one post where he said he "isn't perfect," has he commented on any of the criticism he received? The way he talked to women, special treatment he got from production, etc....?

These people lose their minds over $20k? That's $5k per person.

This show is so...joyless. Every single week something terrible happens or is about to happen. It's just constant doom and gloom. I was excited for the new season but I only made it 20 minutes into the first episode.

...so most of you won't read it.

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/julie-chen-moonves-and-the-meaning-of-a-wifes-loyalty

I wish they would do something in the house to be of service to the community. They could assemble or build something in the backyard (to be moved out), or put together care packages to benefit a shelter or a kids' program or something. I think this cast especially would love to do something like that. Kind of like how on Survivor one of the rewards is sometimes going to a nearby town and doing something to benefit the people there.

If Fessy admits to Bayleigh and Rockstar that he made dumb moves and that he and Haleigh were bad players do you think it may cause them to examine how poorly the Hive played the game? If so, might that not make them look at just how well L6 has played, rather than just being bitter about it?

Does production try to guide the jury in any way? Not to steer them toward a winner, but to show them how to look at the F2 objectively? Like, who really played the best game, made the boldest moves, etc., regardless of whether or not they liked the outcome. I know Dr. Will has been the moderator in the past. As Tyler said, the jury making a pact to not let a player win ruins the game. What's the point in playing if game-play isn't going to be considered?