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Speaker 2: the next three eliminated housemates from Big Brother Australia now
Speaker 2: on Channel seven.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: Big Brother seems to be evening up the scores with
Speaker 2: two boys being eliminated straight after intruder Bella was evicted
Speaker 2: on Monday night. Jake and Ollie worth scent packing, and
Speaker 2: now I'm pretty sure certain that the only way to
Speaker 2: survive this House of Love is to be in a relationship.
Speaker 2: Last week, I said that the show seemed to have
Speaker 2: veered away from strategy and nomination talk, but as the
Speaker 2: numbers are dwindling, we are starting to see the players
Speaker 2: like Louis and Dion making some bold choices in an
Speaker 2: attempt to make it.
Speaker 3: To the final three.
Speaker 2: First up, I will chat to Bella, the Melbourne and
Speaker 2: gymnast who came in as an intruder and stirred up
Speaker 2: the house with a sparkling personality and good looks. I
Speaker 2: will chat to Jake and Ollie straight after that, and
Speaker 2: I will get the boy's perspective on everything that went
Speaker 2: down while they're in the house. Obviously, both boys attends,
Speaker 2: and I will be talking to them about why a
Speaker 2: love story didn't eventuate for either of them. I will
Speaker 2: find out from Bella if that kiss with Jake was
Speaker 2: something she was actually into and if she would have
Speaker 2: pursued a relationship with him had she not been eliminated
Speaker 2: Jake and OLLI will then explain how the show could
Speaker 2: have gone if there wasn't a love theme with couples
Speaker 2: hooking up and if the eliminations would have been different
Speaker 2: if there wasn't so many couples at play. We will
Speaker 2: also find out how the elimination room has to be
Speaker 2: locked down before each elimination and why the housemates found
Speaker 2: it so hard to keep quiet during that time. Plus,
Speaker 2: we will get plenty of exclusives from behind the scenes
Speaker 2: of Big Brother Australia, which returns next Monday night on
Speaker 2: Channel seven at eight thirty. And if you've fallen just
Speaker 2: that little bit behind, make sure you catch up on
Speaker 2: seven Plus, which is also the exclusive home of Big
Speaker 2: Brother Uncut. Anyway, let's bring Bella into the podcast first
Speaker 2: and stick around to hear from Jake and Ollie as
Speaker 2: they discussed the third week of Big Brother for twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three. I have to ask you, how was that
Speaker 2: for an experience going into the Big Brother House.
Speaker 4: It was so different to what I expected to be honest,
Speaker 4: I think coming in late as an intruder, You're just
Speaker 4: I felt like I was dealt a really hardhead of cars,
Speaker 4: a lot more than I expected. I thought everyone would
Speaker 4: be a lot more welcoming when I went in, and
Speaker 4: I was so excited, and.
Speaker 5: Then I got there and I was like, oh, this
Speaker 5: is going to be task of mine.
Speaker 2: Did it last year? An actual fact, she had done
Speaker 2: it with me the first time with me. Her name's
Speaker 2: Leilah Sabritski, and she was so excited because when we
Speaker 2: first went into the old Big Brother, everyone welcomes everyone
Speaker 2: because you don't talk about nomination. It's less competitive and
Speaker 2: everyone's like, yay, let's get to know you.
Speaker 3: And she turned up and she was like, everyone was
Speaker 3: so mean to her.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's how I felt.
Speaker 4: But the thing was, I feel like everyone thought I
Speaker 4: was so strategic and like had on this front, and
Speaker 4: I had no idea what the hell was going on.
Speaker 5: I just had zero game plans, zero anything.
Speaker 4: Was so oblivious to anything going on, and I really
Speaker 4: wasn't a part of that many like nomination chats anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I just felt like very like excluded and just people
Speaker 4: weren't willing to give me much time of day.
Speaker 5: More so from the girls.
Speaker 2: I think those girls seemed super duper clique and it
Speaker 2: was giving me high school vibes. I actually felt like
Speaker 2: I was in year ten.
Speaker 4: Oh, I really got that as well, and I thought
Speaker 4: that I went in I was so nice to everyone.
Speaker 5: I was like, yet nothing but nice to all the girls.
Speaker 4: Wasn't there sitting in the die room talking and crap
Speaker 4: about anybody?
Speaker 5: And I was just copying it, and I was like,
Speaker 5: I don't. I really didn't know what to do.
Speaker 2: Would you game be any different had you gone in
Speaker 2: as an original?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Do you think that a click in that alliance for
Speaker 2: everyone was already formed, regardless as to whether they went
Speaker 2: on the train.
Speaker 4: Oh, I think you look at the strong people in
Speaker 4: the house. They're all the original people who went in
Speaker 4: and like didn't even go on the train for the
Speaker 4: majority of it, bar one or two.
Speaker 5: But they were just so solid, and I mean you
Speaker 5: can see why.
Speaker 4: I guess you go in, you're in this new experience
Speaker 4: and you're a bunch of certain people quite quickly, and
Speaker 4: when I went in, so I think they started. They
Speaker 4: all went in the house on the Monday, and I
Speaker 4: went in on the Friday, and I was shocked.
Speaker 5: It was the first thing I noticed when I went in.
Speaker 4: How close everyone was, how these relationships had formed, And
Speaker 4: I was I really, I didn't expect that at all.
Speaker 2: I threw a glass of water in someone's face because
Speaker 2: I came in late and I was I think three
Speaker 2: days late, and they one of the housemates said to me, Oh,
Speaker 2: the original housemates, we've got a bond that none of
Speaker 2: you will ever have. You know, you're not a real
Speaker 2: housemate or something, and I threw a drink in their face.
Speaker 5: Good on you, Honestly.
Speaker 4: I saw a comment on one of the Instagram posts
Speaker 4: that I should have thrown a glass of water at
Speaker 4: my ace, so I should have followed suit.
Speaker 2: Look, I advise against it. People still come up to
Speaker 2: me in the supermarket and tell me off for throwing
Speaker 2: it because the kid that said it to me was
Speaker 2: eighteen and I was thirty two.
Speaker 3: So look, it wasn't appropriate.
Speaker 5: It wasn't appropriate, but you know, sometimes it.
Speaker 3: Is what it is, you know.
Speaker 2: I felt like you walked in, I mean with the
Speaker 2: backflips and the front flips and everything. You kind of
Speaker 2: are like camelman. You sort of walked in like cat
Speaker 2: dip for all those boys.
Speaker 3: Did you have any genuine feelings for any of these
Speaker 3: male suitors?
Speaker 4: So when I went in, I went in with TJ.
Speaker 4: And I when I first met him, like just before
Speaker 4: he went in, I was like, wow, like he's gorgeous,
Speaker 4: And I was like, like if this is what I'm
Speaker 4: getting on, like my first you know, taste of big Brother.
Speaker 5: I was like a lots of.
Speaker 4: Everyone I was going to be like but anyway, so yeah,
Speaker 4: I went in and TJ and I were in the
Speaker 4: King Queen Sweet, I think for five nights.
Speaker 5: And I think it's hard to not form a bit
Speaker 5: of connection with someone. I genuinely really liked.
Speaker 4: TJ a lot, so I regardless of whatever happened with
Speaker 4: the challenge and the girls. When he kind of left
Speaker 4: and winter Ari like, I was devastated.
Speaker 5: I remember sitting.
Speaker 4: Awake that night after we came out of the King
Speaker 4: and Queen Sweet, after the pants night, and I just
Speaker 4: sat there with my eyes over, just.
Speaker 5: Staring over at the like are you freaking serious? I
Speaker 5: was kind of done after that in a way.
Speaker 4: I feel like once he was like out of the picture,
Speaker 4: I was like, well, I'm not.
Speaker 5: That interested anymore. I really liked TJ.
Speaker 4: I think he's some one that on the outside I
Speaker 4: could see working was similar in personality, and I think
Speaker 4: she's a really nice guy. I really liked Jake and
Speaker 4: I think we were really really close in the house,
Speaker 4: but not in a romantic way.
Speaker 2: I just was gonna say to you about Jack. I'm
Speaker 2: when you guys had that kiss. I think everyone who's
Speaker 2: ever had an unrequired kiss in their life has this
Speaker 2: face when you pull away, which is like, oh God,
Speaker 2: thank god it's over. What was that kiss really like
Speaker 2: for you? What was going on my mind?
Speaker 4: You're not the only one who said that to me
Speaker 4: and made a comment on my face when that ended
Speaker 4: that kiss. So, like I said, we were very close
Speaker 4: and I think he really helped me get through the
Speaker 4: last few days. He was someone who I really felt
Speaker 4: like was a friend in there. However, we were having
Speaker 4: our chat saying you know that we backed each other
Speaker 4: and you know that we've got each other and look
Speaker 4: after each other, and then I kind of felt like
Speaker 4: it was coming and I almost had to get up
Speaker 4: to go away, and he like pulls me back down
Speaker 4: in his oh you know, just like it was a goodbye,
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh no, Like I couldn't. I
Speaker 4: just felt too bad to say no in that moment,
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh my god, what have I done?
Speaker 4: Because I don't have romantic feelings for him whatsoever. And
Speaker 4: I walked away from that. I was like, please, this
Speaker 4: needs to end, like oh my gosh, like.
Speaker 5: What have I just done? And he's a sweetheart. But yeah,
Speaker 5: that definitely wasn't what I expected to.
Speaker 3: Come Bellaji, you know what it was like for me?
Speaker 2: It was like helping an old lady across the road
Speaker 2: and then she asks you for fifty dollars. That's what
Speaker 2: it reminds me of.
Speaker 4: Honestly, that's kind of how it felt. That's a very
Speaker 4: good analogy. It's not something I really wanted to happen.
Speaker 4: It just kind of happened, and it happens quickly, and
Speaker 4: I didn't want to say no and break the poor
Speaker 4: little kid's heart again.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, it's just a whole ordeal.
Speaker 2: I thought that the chemistry between you and Louis was
Speaker 2: much stronger than Jake's, like as in, actually it felt
Speaker 2: much stronger than most of the others.
Speaker 3: Maybe it was just.
Speaker 2: Genuine friendship, But how do you describe your relationship with Louie.
Speaker 4: So Louis and I actually had met our audition, and
Speaker 4: I think we went in there and saw each other
Speaker 4: and it was a familiar face and we got along
Speaker 4: as a friend like as a friendship. And I don't
Speaker 4: know if I can say this or not, but it
Speaker 4: might give a little bit of perspective is that I
Speaker 4: kissed Louise's housemate and best friend about a week before
Speaker 4: I went into the house, who had known me through Louis,
Speaker 4: because Louis was like, I love this girl. And then
Speaker 4: so he'd seen me on Instagram and I saw him
Speaker 4: at an event in Melbourne and then kissed his friend.
Speaker 4: And then I was like, well, what have I done.
Speaker 4: I've just ruined my chances to be brother now. So
Speaker 4: then I went into the house and Louis was told
Speaker 4: that I'd kissed his friend an hour before he went
Speaker 4: into the.
Speaker 5: House, So that shut the door on us from the
Speaker 5: get go.
Speaker 4: So the whole ordeal with Monee everything nothing was ever
Speaker 4: going to happen with Louis, like we were a friendship.
Speaker 4: It was a familiar face, like it was comfort, but
Speaker 4: nothing was ever going to happen. And that was infuriating
Speaker 4: for me with this constant back and forth with Manette,
Speaker 4: and I was like like, I'm just not interested. He's
Speaker 4: not interested, Like nothing's going to happen. So that was
Speaker 4: so frustrating.
Speaker 2: This is like I feel like what must have happened
Speaker 2: with Money is that she could sense that there was
Speaker 2: some connection between you and Louis, which was just that
Speaker 2: little bit of backstory that you would not have been
Speaker 2: allowed to explain to her it even happened. I think
Speaker 2: she must picked up on that and run with it.
Speaker 2: But I mean her jealousy towards you was really her
Speaker 2: biggest downfall. Like I think if she makes it towards
Speaker 2: the end, she's gonna be hurdled to overcome with the
Speaker 2: audience because they were pretty savage about her last night
Speaker 2: and how unfairly jealous she was towards you.
Speaker 4: I don't understand because she's a gorgeous girl, and so
Speaker 4: I was just like, what do you have to be
Speaker 4: threatened about?
Speaker 5: And what do you have to be jealous about?
Speaker 4: Because like she is, she's beautiful, and so I was
Speaker 4: that took me back a little bit and I think, yeah,
Speaker 4: that may definitely be a bit of a down for
Speaker 4: her moving forward in the house. But in saying that,
Speaker 4: TJ did message me when he like, over the last
Speaker 4: few days and we've been watching the episodes, and he
Speaker 4: was like, I hope that Mane can watch this back
Speaker 4: and actually really reflect on her actions and hopefully you
Speaker 4: know better herself and you know, reflect and see how
Speaker 4: she acted is not necessarily okay. Where she struggled the most,
Speaker 4: and I think people could probably see in the pants
Speaker 4: episode is that she seeks validation and in how she feels,
Speaker 4: and I mean everyone wants a bit of validation for
Speaker 4: how she feels. She was very upset, but she struggles
Speaker 4: to give that validation to other people as well and
Speaker 4: to acknowledge how they're feeling. And in that moment, I
Speaker 4: felt like I was in probably the worst situation I've
Speaker 4: met alongside Jake, but tj was in another room with
Speaker 4: another girl, and then I was stuck in bed in
Speaker 4: the middle between Louis and Manet, and Manee got everything
Speaker 4: she possibly wanted in that situation, like it couldn't have
Speaker 4: been better for her. She was in bed next to him.
Speaker 4: I said to her, I said, I feel bad for you.
Speaker 4: I feel in the middle of it. I don't know
Speaker 4: what I can do, like put on a jumper like
Speaker 4: I put on like shorts so we weren't touching.
Speaker 5: She's sitting there in a g stream.
Speaker 4: With Dion and then saying that I'm the problem, that
Speaker 4: I'm being flirty and this, and that she just can't
Speaker 4: give that validation to how other people must feel in
Speaker 4: a situation like she just needs it.
Speaker 2: She also was saying that you were disrespectful of her
Speaker 2: in that final nomination room.
Speaker 3: How did she come to that.
Speaker 4: Conclusion, I'm not sure, And I think at that moment
Speaker 4: in the eviction room when she said that, I like
Speaker 4: I knew she probably wasn't my biggest fan because I
Speaker 4: knew she was threatened about Louis, But in saying that,
Speaker 4: I still continue to try and put in effort. And
Speaker 4: then when that came out in the eviction room, I
Speaker 4: was like, wow, like this is this is where like
Speaker 4: we really stand and this is how you really feel.
Speaker 4: And I just I didn't know what I possibly did
Speaker 4: to give her that impression, and you know, to feel
Speaker 4: like I was disrespectful.
Speaker 5: Like I said, we're in the pants. The first thing
Speaker 5: I did to Louis was like, how.
Speaker 4: About we just go put on a jumper, put on
Speaker 4: like shorts because we're in swimwear prior like just cover
Speaker 4: up a little bit, make everyone else feel better. I
Speaker 4: did possibly know because as much as lou and I
Speaker 4: were close, where he stayed so separated and didn't really
Speaker 4: talk a whole lot purely for her benefit. So I
Speaker 4: was like I Falla had done everything I could.
Speaker 2: What is your relationship with Louis look like now? Would
Speaker 2: you say that you're still friends or is there well?
Speaker 4: Well, following from Big Brother when I edited that house,
Speaker 4: I was dating his friends for the last year, so
Speaker 4: Louis and I have been living together for the past
Speaker 4: year a year.
Speaker 2: Or so, you know, you and Taylor and Jake all
Speaker 2: ended up being nominated. Would that have looked differently if
Speaker 2: you had have won the challenge? Like, who would you
Speaker 2: have put up for nomination?
Speaker 5: This was definitely something I thought about. I wasn't sure.
Speaker 4: I kind of just wanted to like shake things up
Speaker 4: a little bit, and it would be smart to not
Speaker 4: put up these safe people like Taylor, to like not
Speaker 4: vote out and actually put up three strong people. So
Speaker 4: I was probably thinking maybe Lewis, potentially Manet that's probably expected.
Speaker 4: Maybe someone like Grace you may, although I love Grace,
Speaker 4: he may, but Grace you.
Speaker 5: May, or the sisters.
Speaker 4: Really I guess like those strong players because I think
Speaker 4: that really could have turned the game around and changed
Speaker 4: the game.
Speaker 5: So I guess I didn't.
Speaker 4: Have the strongest relationships compared to the rest of the housemates,
Speaker 4: so it probably would have been a little bit easier
Speaker 4: for me to put one of those people up.
Speaker 2: I'm a bit of a strategist, so my strategy would
Speaker 2: have been at that point to put the sisters up,
Speaker 2: Monet and Louis, and I would have put you know,
Speaker 2: the girls up there, because they were so strong and
Speaker 2: you could clearly tell that they had some sort of
Speaker 2: alpha female situation happening. And then I would have put
Speaker 2: Louis and Monee up together to basically put them on
Speaker 2: the same platform and say you're both irrelevant, do you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like just just to make a
Speaker 2: statement to the two of them that you know, and
Speaker 2: I felt like that might have been a strong way
Speaker 2: to go about I actually.
Speaker 5: Really agree with that.
Speaker 4: I think Louise really now just starting to show his
Speaker 4: strategy a little bit.
Speaker 5: And it didn't while I was in the house.
Speaker 4: It didn't really come across to me that he was
Speaker 4: really playing the game, But I think now it's starting
Speaker 4: to come out a little bit. So yeah, And I
Speaker 4: think it's hard with the sisters because they've got relationships
Speaker 4: because they're playing as one person. I've got relationships on
Speaker 4: either end, so you know, Tay had Josh and that
Speaker 4: was like a safe Bet and then Ari had Jake,
Speaker 4: and then Ari had TJ.
Speaker 5: So they're just safe because I've got.
Speaker 4: So many connections, and they were both kind of coupled off,
Speaker 4: you know, with various people, but coupled off, So it's
Speaker 4: almost a safe bet for them being in there.
Speaker 2: Well, they're kind of a four now, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, Like, once you're in a relationship, you're a
Speaker 2: two in the history of Big Brother, a relationship something
Speaker 2: really quite strategic if you want to align yourself with
Speaker 2: someone because ultimately then you're voting as two people. So
Speaker 2: like the fact that these sisters both are in relationships,
Speaker 2: it's like they're playing as a four, which is almost
Speaker 2: indestructible kind of behavior is like its beat them, Yeah exactly,
Speaker 2: I mean Iri Tay. I was just going to say
Speaker 2: about the two of them. They really quite surprised me
Speaker 2: with putting you up for nomination and actually putting the
Speaker 2: people that they did select. They then tried to blame
Speaker 2: the other sister in that scenario that I.
Speaker 5: Noticed that as well. That was such a cop out.
Speaker 3: I saw straight through it though, so weird.
Speaker 5: I can't believe Iri put Jacob.
Speaker 4: They like they were such a big part of each
Speaker 4: other's journey from the start to this point, and so
Speaker 4: I think you'd have that loyalty.
Speaker 5: And even TJ and.
Speaker 4: I, like, he didn't vote for me, he supported me
Speaker 4: and had my back, and yeah, so I was shocked
Speaker 4: that she put Jacob and then even Taylor as well.
Speaker 4: Like Taylor, they were all quite close, I mean, but
Speaker 4: for Ari. I actually, besides the TJ situation, I actually
Speaker 4: kind of got along with Ari quite well, and especially
Speaker 4: looking back, I'm like, oh wow, Like like she was
Speaker 4: someone I was quite close to, like in the last
Speaker 4: few days prior to my viction, so I kind of
Speaker 4: valued her quite a lot. So I did feel quite
Speaker 4: alone and isolated from the girls. Tay, on the other hand,
Speaker 4: I didn't have that much to do with Tay really,
Speaker 4: So yeah, I was quite shocked that they put me out.
Speaker 4: If I understood, I could see why. But yeah, especially Jake,
Speaker 4: I was shocked.
Speaker 2: I'm going to put my detective hat on with this,
Speaker 2: and I felt like when I caught up with Zach,
Speaker 2: Zach was telling me that you and him had a
Speaker 2: conversation that was not on camera, which was that you
Speaker 2: guys would go after couples, you know, moving forward if
Speaker 2: you survived you go after couples. Do you think that
Speaker 2: the sisters were onto that gameplay from you and that's
Speaker 2: the reason why they targeted you.
Speaker 4: I don't think they were aware of that and you
Speaker 4: in all honestly, I can't even remember that conversation with Zach,
Speaker 4: but I can imagine that we probably I probably would
Speaker 4: have been a passing conversation, just like, oh, it'd be
Speaker 4: interesting to put up a couple. You know, three people
Speaker 4: who are in a couple, so for example the sisters
Speaker 4: Josh Louis or sisters Josh Manett and put someone in
Speaker 4: a couple, because I could see how that would change
Speaker 4: the game. But in saying that I wasn't following this strategy,
Speaker 4: it was just like probably a passing conversation with Zach.
Speaker 4: So no, I just think everyone was just nervous that
Speaker 4: didn't know what I was going to do.
Speaker 2: We need to talk about Mattie Rose. With Mattie Rose,
Speaker 2: she looks genuinely terrified inside the Big Brother House. I
Speaker 2: don't know whether or not she applied for the wrong
Speaker 2: show or what's going on there with her, But because
Speaker 2: she came in as an intruder, did you feel any
Speaker 2: responsibility to look after her? And was it like adopting
Speaker 2: a terrified cat look.
Speaker 4: I think Maddie Rose is very young, and I think
Speaker 4: for me coming in late, I know how hard it was,
Speaker 4: and that was on day four, and for Maddie Rose
Speaker 4: coming in at the.
Speaker 5: End of week two would have been extremely hard.
Speaker 4: And she actually just voice messaged me this morning saying like,
Speaker 4: how you just don't even have a chance when you
Speaker 4: go in late and you're just like the next person
Speaker 4: on the chopping block for everyone. I probably could have
Speaker 4: been someone who looked after Maddie Rose a little bit
Speaker 4: better than what I did. I think she came in
Speaker 4: and had a kind of crappy last few nights and
Speaker 4: I was just kind of over it a little bit.
Speaker 4: So I feel like I was definitely a little shut
Speaker 4: off and just wasn't probably as welcoming as I could
Speaker 4: have been to her, just in reflection, but yeah, I
Speaker 4: just think like, you just don't expect how hard it's
Speaker 4: going to be, because I think.
Speaker 5: You're going being like I'm going to meet all these
Speaker 5: amazing people.
Speaker 4: And have all these great friendships and it's got to
Speaker 4: be great, and then you go in there and then
Speaker 4: you're just targeted and people weren't willing to get to
Speaker 4: know you, so I can really empathize with how she
Speaker 4: would have felt.
Speaker 2: I like to think of it like there's only so
Speaker 2: much you can do for someone who feels cassick in the.
Speaker 3: Car, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like, Yeah, they're get to spew on you, so you
Speaker 2: might as well just hope for the best and be like,
Speaker 2: you're on your own sister.
Speaker 5: You're on your own sister.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Look, and for her, I think her and Ollie come
Speaker 4: in and I was lucky that TJ. I came in
Speaker 4: together and we developed a really close relationship. I feel
Speaker 4: like we just felt like we backed each other and
Speaker 4: we had each other and we were like our person
Speaker 4: in the house because we came in together. I don't
Speaker 4: think Maddie Rose and Ollie had that same bond, so
Speaker 4: I think she probably would have felt quite isolated.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, I'm asking everyone this, not
Speaker 2: what you know now, but what you thought when you
Speaker 2: came out of the show. Who did you think was
Speaker 2: going to win when you left?
Speaker 5: When I left, I thought Louis was a goner.
Speaker 4: And I think when I went in there, he was
Speaker 4: up for nomination and was in the eviction chair. So
Speaker 4: I thought Louis was a goner. I thought Gracie May Lewis.
Speaker 5: I thought they were the two strongest people in the house,
Speaker 5: and probably the sisters.
Speaker 2: It's interesting that you say this because if you're reading
Speaker 2: the fan forums, you know Lewis and Gracie May and
Speaker 2: Dion have all kind of penetrated the fan base. You know,
Speaker 2: they're all very well celebrated, and they're kind of the
Speaker 2: housemates that back in the day would have won Big Brother.
Speaker 4: I think if it was public voting, then Gracey may
Speaker 4: Lack would be, like you said back in the day,
Speaker 4: someone who would definitely win.
Speaker 5: I'll go all the way. But I guess you just
Speaker 5: kind of have to find out.
Speaker 4: I just think they've got such big personalities, you know,
Speaker 4: the entertaining to watch, and they would be really really
Speaker 4: strong contestants. And I think because it's in house voting,
Speaker 4: it's more based on relationships.
Speaker 5: It's so different.
Speaker 2: What is something from behind the scenes, something that we
Speaker 2: didn't get a chance to see, something like a behind
Speaker 2: the scenes secret of your time in Big Brother.
Speaker 4: I would say maybe two things I'd say TJ and
Speaker 4: I think were a lot more serious than probably what
Speaker 4: was led on on the show. Yeah, we're a lot
Speaker 4: more serious, I think, so him leaving together Ari was
Speaker 4: like a big deal. The other thing was I feel
Speaker 4: like this would just stir the plot if I say it.
Speaker 4: But when we had the kiss cam challenge, big brother
Speaker 4: would call us into the diar room and like try
Speaker 4: and play matchmaker and be like who do you want
Speaker 4: to kiss? And Josh and I got a kiss, but
Speaker 4: we both had a mouthful full of food. And so
Speaker 4: then we were upstairs at the pool and then we
Speaker 4: were walking down and he was like, oh, who did
Speaker 4: you say to me brother?
Speaker 5: You want to kiss?
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh you He was like yeah,
Speaker 4: I asked if we could have another kiss, and then
Speaker 4: he also said, oh, it's like you'd come in.
Speaker 5: Earlier, I would have coupled up with you.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I thought that was interesting because I didn't show
Speaker 4: much of our relationship with us talking.
Speaker 5: So that's maybe a little bit of goss.
Speaker 3: That's a bit of goss, absolutely, and I love I'm
Speaker 3: here for it. I love a bit of goss. To
Speaker 3: be honest with you. Well, now that you single again,
Speaker 3: did you say your single again?
Speaker 5: Yes? I'm a single gal.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's just leave this podcast on this if
Speaker 2: you could reinvest in a relationship with one of these
Speaker 2: men now that it's twelve months later, not that you're
Speaker 2: really going to do this, but who would be the
Speaker 2: who would be the man from Big Brother this year
Speaker 2: that you would still go for?
Speaker 4: Honestly, I like probably TJ. We talk every single day
Speaker 4: still to this day. We FaceTime. Last night we FaceTime
Speaker 4: and watched the end of the episode together. We talk
Speaker 4: all the time. I went to Queensland recently, we went
Speaker 4: out to dinner. It's just hards. We live in a
Speaker 4: different state, so we have a really good connection and
Speaker 4: I think that's definitely something that I don't know what
Speaker 4: would happen with it actually, but we get along really
Speaker 4: well still. So I think we're the real love story
Speaker 4: of Big Brother.
Speaker 3: I'm here for it. I think it's a perfect match. Bella.
Speaker 2: I just want to say thank you so much for
Speaker 2: being so generous with your time. I have thoroughly enjoyed
Speaker 2: unpacking Big Brother. Will your Big Brother experience today? Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you so much.
Speaker 5: No, thank you. I've enjoyed it as well.
Speaker 4: It's been really good to speak about it with someone
Speaker 4: else who's got a bit of insight so it's been
Speaker 4: really good.
Speaker 3: It's like therapy.
Speaker 5: It is like therapy, and much needed therapy.
Speaker 2: It is definitely really cool for me to be able
Speaker 2: to chat to these housemates. I hope you're enjoying it too,
Speaker 2: Bella was such a fun chat. And now stick around
Speaker 2: for Jake and Ollie who joined me to hopefully spill
Speaker 2: the beans on the most famous Big Brother in Australia.
Speaker 2: Very excited to be chatting to both of you. Now, Ollie,
Speaker 2: are you okay after that elimination last night?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, it was pretty brutal all the way it played out,
Speaker 1: but I guess it's just all part of the game.
Speaker 1: I think coming in so late was probably not in
Speaker 1: my favor, but yeah, a little bit heartbreaking, but is
Speaker 1: what is.
Speaker 2: I guess you seem to fare much better than your
Speaker 2: other intruder friend, Maddie Rose.
Speaker 1: I yeah, I think just been a little bit older,
Speaker 1: living out of home for a little bit longer, and
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff just probably helped me and that
Speaker 1: adapt quicker.
Speaker 2: I guess I was wondering with your elimination whether or
Speaker 2: not you felt this, but I kind of feel cross
Speaker 2: with Big Brother, Like it was almost like when he
Speaker 2: said you guys were still up for nomination. He was
Speaker 2: putting the squeeze vote on you because with Jake gone,
Speaker 2: you know, and just you being up against TJ, it
Speaker 2: just just seemed like he was trying.
Speaker 3: To push you out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if it was because I didn't make
Speaker 1: enough moves towards mine, but yeah, I think with Maddie
Speaker 1: rose Leving it sort of pushed me.
Speaker 6: Out as well.
Speaker 1: I guess one less person out for a visions made
Speaker 1: it pretty hard.
Speaker 2: Jake, you seemed to be king of the showers. What
Speaker 2: may be in the showers with all those boys so appealing?
Speaker 7: Well, I don't know how that habit, but you know,
Speaker 7: thing led to another.
Speaker 8: We're just you know what it is when you're in there,
Speaker 8: You're just with the boys, and what you do is chat.
Speaker 8: And we're in there chat and having a laugh, and well,
Speaker 8: you know it, we're just running a market. And somehow
Speaker 8: we got hardly any clothes on. Honestly, I'm not too
Speaker 8: sure how I got that title of it.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you, Jake, who was the
Speaker 2: most genuine housemate that you came in contact with for
Speaker 2: this season?
Speaker 8: Believe it or not, I reckon analyse I thought she
Speaker 8: was really genuine. She was real, authentic. Every time I
Speaker 8: spoke to her, it it felt real. It didn't because
Speaker 8: other times in there, I'll talk to people and when
Speaker 8: they would walk away, I would question if they're being fake,
Speaker 8: if they're going to backstab me.
Speaker 7: If they're gonna evict me.
Speaker 8: Analise, I don't know, but I just felt like she
Speaker 8: was genuine and it was too early for her, and.
Speaker 7: She really, I really did. I really did feel for her.
Speaker 8: I feel like she was playing, not really playing the game,
Speaker 8: playing playing with her heart.
Speaker 7: I felt like she was really genuine towards all of us.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you hook up with her? I mean, this
Speaker 2: is the thing that I couldn't work Jake. But on
Speaker 2: television you're like a ten, but the reaction to you
Speaker 2: from some of the girls was like you're a two.
Speaker 3: I couldn't work out what was going on with that?
Speaker 8: Why don't I get Yeah? Why don't I get with Analyse?
Speaker 8: And she's a tough cookie, a crack she doesn't fall easy.
Speaker 8: I think I think she needed time. You know type
Speaker 8: of girl would like to get to know someone, really
Speaker 8: get to hang out with them more. Shere you know,
Speaker 8: she's not going to rush into anything and in there, Yeah,
Speaker 8: she was only in there for a fewyear, what a week,
Speaker 8: you know, and probably probably not enough.
Speaker 7: And I feel like I didn't get enough alone.
Speaker 8: Time with her, to be honest, So that's probably why
Speaker 8: we didn't really hook up. And at the same time,
Speaker 8: there was a lot of other beautiful girls in there,
Speaker 8: and all of them had an individual thing I really
Speaker 8: liked about them.
Speaker 3: Have you hooked up with any of these women that
Speaker 3: were in the show since the show finished?
Speaker 7: No, I haven't. I haven't actually hooked up any of them.
Speaker 2: So you've had a full year after the show and
Speaker 2: you're still the daycard hasn't been punched.
Speaker 7: Nah, No it has not. There has not, believe it
Speaker 7: or not.
Speaker 8: No, because sort of everyone coupled up. Man, they soon
Speaker 8: became a bit of a family to me after it,
Speaker 8: sort like, well in there and we all just we've
Speaker 8: met up a few times, and yeah, when I see them,
Speaker 8: they're just like just my family from this crazy experience.
Speaker 8: I feel like I kind of at the same time
Speaker 8: want to keep it like that, really good friends of family.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, don't hook up with your family because that
Speaker 3: would be weird. Oli.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you you know, I saw
Speaker 2: in your last episode, you know, Gracie May, she really
Speaker 2: rallied around for you, even though you know you could
Speaker 2: see that she was sort of keeping you in for strategy.
Speaker 2: Did watching a back change the way in which you
Speaker 2: saw any of the housemates that you lived.
Speaker 6: With, that's a good question. No, I think they were
Speaker 6: really genuine to me in the house.
Speaker 1: I sort of got the vibe off of them that
Speaker 1: they were in it, sort of looking after me. So
Speaker 1: I guess watching back it is it is good to
Speaker 1: know that they had my back, but it's no different
Speaker 1: to how I felt in the house. I could feel
Speaker 1: the boys helped me to be a threat and wanted
Speaker 1: me out, But the girls are real genuine, So no,
Speaker 1: it's not really any shocked me.
Speaker 6: I don't think.
Speaker 2: Do you think that you'll end up staying friends with
Speaker 2: the boys more as life goes on, or do you
Speaker 2: think you'll have stronger relationship with the girls.
Speaker 1: I'd like to keep strong relationships with everyone from the house,
Speaker 1: Like I think they're all really good, genuine people. I've
Speaker 1: spoken to the boys probably a bit more than the girls,
Speaker 1: just naturally, like got lots more in common and it's
Speaker 1: always good, like Jakie loves going out for a beer,
Speaker 1: and a few of the other boys do as well,
Speaker 1: so that part of it's always my ali.
Speaker 2: But maybe they're just scared, you know, if they fly
Speaker 2: to Broom to see you, that they will never leave.
Speaker 2: They'll get married, and you'll have babies because you look
Speaker 2: like a.
Speaker 3: Very eligible bachelor. Even Jake's worried about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe one day down the track, something will eventually,
Speaker 1: but for now, I'm just going to keep crazy lone wolf.
Speaker 2: Well, I think you'll be won't be single for long.
Speaker 2: But I was going to say to both of you boys.
Speaker 2: You know, in a previous season of Big Brother, they
Speaker 2: did an elimination by making all the housemates in the
Speaker 2: backyard vote to people's faces, so who was up phenomenation.
Speaker 3: Everyone had to vote and yet to see who was voting. You.
Speaker 2: Do you think that might have been too brutal or
Speaker 2: do you think that might have been a good idea
Speaker 2: when you guys were lined up like that in Jake's elimination.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good question.
Speaker 1: It would definitely be brutal, but sometimes, like sometimes you
Speaker 1: have to be brutal. Sometimes people need that sort of
Speaker 1: reality check.
Speaker 8: I guess I wouldn't mind seeing it at the same time,
Speaker 8: the reality check, just to know where everyone stands, what
Speaker 8: they think of you, And yeah, definitely would have loved
Speaker 8: to see that, especially for the one that titched me
Speaker 8: over that one vote.
Speaker 2: I think the rest of the season is really going
Speaker 2: to be a big talking point. Is going to be
Speaker 2: d on dodging the boys in that vote. Yeah, Jake,
Speaker 2: do you think that was very unforgivable?
Speaker 7: Yeah, what he.
Speaker 8: Did definitely, because we met him were AG's well from
Speaker 8: the start. That definitely hit hard. I didn't see that
Speaker 8: coming at all. I had no idea.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I thought it was sweep the whole way with him.
Speaker 2: My head still scratching that entire moment. Ollie, what did
Speaker 2: you think? Did you think that this might be his undoing?
Speaker 2: Will audiences be able to even forgive him if he
Speaker 2: makes it to the end for the public vote, because
Speaker 2: it's a pretty it's a pretty bold move that he's
Speaker 2: managed to try and get away with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely a bold move.
Speaker 1: I think some people be discussed her, but also a
Speaker 1: lot of people would understand where he was coming from,
Speaker 1: Like it is pretty brutal in the house. You have
Speaker 1: to make calls and I think, like you said earlier,
Speaker 1: if you had to make those decisions face to face,
Speaker 1: the outcome probably would have been different.
Speaker 6: But because it's all disclosed how it is, Yeah, I
Speaker 6: don't know.
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting to see how it plays out with
Speaker 1: the audience and Dion for the rest of the show.
Speaker 2: The thing that really bothered me the most about it
Speaker 2: was Dean was in the diary room explaining his lies
Speaker 2: on lies on lies, but he threw something out and
Speaker 2: didn't claim it to be a lie. He said that
Speaker 2: Grace he May said to vote Jake. Quote was Grace
Speaker 2: Hee May said, go Jake.
Speaker 3: Did I miss that? I mean, what did you think
Speaker 3: about that?
Speaker 7: Jake?
Speaker 8: I saw that it was on there, like when we
Speaker 8: all lined up, you see it quickly grab him whispered,
Speaker 8: say you go, Jake, and she just gave him that look,
Speaker 8: and I think he knews straight away. Yeah, suthing's up.
Speaker 8: The girls are gunning for me. Yeah sucks, especially when
Speaker 8: Gracie we got pretty close in the house. I think, yeah,
Speaker 8: he knew something was going on. I think he was
Speaker 8: trying to he was playing the game. He was playing
Speaker 8: the game. He wanted to really tip the scale and
Speaker 8: stir the pot I think he loves it.
Speaker 2: Do you think he was trying to be like the
Speaker 2: ultimate manipulator or an actual fact?
Speaker 3: Do you think that he was more.
Speaker 2: Trying to align himself with the with the girls, so
Speaker 2: he thought we're going to eventually have the power.
Speaker 7: I think he liked the manipulating part. I think he
Speaker 7: loves it.
Speaker 8: I think he'd love to you know, I stir the pot,
Speaker 8: loves the play. I don't know if he was lining
Speaker 8: up with the girls because it seems like he's still
Speaker 8: part of the boys game at the moment, So I
Speaker 8: think he was loving the challenge too, to keep it
Speaker 8: a secret and everything, So I think, yeah, I think
Speaker 8: he was loving the whole keeper. Yeah, the minipulage side.
Speaker 8: To be honest, I think.
Speaker 1: It's interesting like when you watch the show back and
Speaker 1: you see there are the little chats that you don't
Speaker 1: see when you're in the house, like the strategic chats,
Speaker 1: and you watch those back, and when you're in there
Speaker 1: you kind of think, like, you know, I wonder what
Speaker 1: everyone's saying.
Speaker 6: I wonder what everyone's thinking, where the boats are going.
Speaker 1: But when you watch it watch it back, it sort
Speaker 1: of all makes a lot more sense.
Speaker 2: Oli I was just going to say to you, you know,
Speaker 2: Louis for you was a really interesting male to be
Speaker 2: in there with, because you guys kind of look like
Speaker 2: alpha males, sort of rubbing each other the wrong way.
Speaker 2: But Louis is really coming across now as the mastermind
Speaker 2: of this game, which you know we're now seeing watching
Speaker 2: it back, like what we were talking about. But did
Speaker 2: you guys know that he was that strategic While you
Speaker 2: were living with.
Speaker 1: Him, you sort of got a feel that he was
Speaker 1: definitely inside the house. But watching back, you don't really
Speaker 1: realize how much control you had open people. And I
Speaker 1: think it was just like he almost made people fear him,
Speaker 1: had off to him, like he did really well to
Speaker 1: do that. But yeah, I guess watching back you sort
Speaker 1: of see how much control one person can have over
Speaker 1: a group of people.
Speaker 2: It's like he's the only person that read the rule
Speaker 2: book before playing Monopoly.
Speaker 6: One hundred percent.
Speaker 1: And sometimes I can't help think that if our roles
Speaker 1: are reversed and I always know j like how how
Speaker 1: things would have played out, I feel like I would
Speaker 1: have played a similar sort of game to him as well.
Speaker 2: Maybe I think that's just his nature though, like because
Speaker 2: he's a little bit like the silent assassin. He's kind
Speaker 2: of crept in from behind everyone, Olie, I don't see
Speaker 2: that in you. I don't necessarily see you. I think
Speaker 2: if you'd been in og coming in at the start,
Speaker 2: I think you would have just been who you, who
Speaker 2: you are. Couldn't imagine you being that manipulative like he
Speaker 2: like he has been.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if manipulative is the right word, but
Speaker 1: just just sort of like a natural leader. I think
Speaker 1: Louis obviously has those traits as a natural leader.
Speaker 3: What about Manet? Do you think if he hadn't hooked
Speaker 3: up with Mane?
Speaker 2: Do you think you too would be married and broom
Speaker 2: and onto your second child by now?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Potentially. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like me as a person's down it very
Speaker 1: hard to try and go for Mane. Why she was
Speaker 1: somewhat partnered up with Louis, and I know it just
Speaker 1: it just didn't for right to go against go for
Speaker 1: her fool hardly why she was in a situationship. So
Speaker 1: I can't help think that if if our roles were reversed, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what what would have eventuated?
Speaker 3: Jake?
Speaker 2: I can't help with wonder whether or not if this
Speaker 2: series wasn't the House of Love. If everything of evolved
Speaker 2: the way that it has.
Speaker 8: We still sort of deformed alliances of the boys and
Speaker 8: the girls.
Speaker 7: I feel alike, I still would have you.
Speaker 8: Saying, if there's the same people in there, the same
Speaker 8: sort of situationships would have happened.
Speaker 7: Is that what you're sort of saying.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sort of you know, everyone that went into
Speaker 2: the house knew that it was House of Love. Everyone
Speaker 2: knew that, you know, this series was going to be,
Speaker 2: you know, focused.
Speaker 3: On connections and relationships.
Speaker 2: I just wonder because the way that the series is
Speaker 2: sort of evolving, you can see that the people in
Speaker 2: relationships are being kept in the house longer, and they've
Speaker 2: got more of a strength against some of the single contestants.
Speaker 2: I'm just wondering if we took the relationships out of it,
Speaker 2: whether or not that would change the way in which
Speaker 2: people have been eliminated.
Speaker 8: Yes, I definitely reckon it would have, because I sort
Speaker 8: of feel like the couples sort of look after the
Speaker 8: couples in a way they sort of really they sort
Speaker 8: of feel for each other away because like obviously you
Speaker 8: got TJ and Ari and that together, and then you
Speaker 8: got Josh and Hay that together, the old They probably
Speaker 8: want to keep the couples together.
Speaker 7: Everyone's really lovely.
Speaker 8: They don't see like they don't really want to see
Speaker 8: anyone breaking up in a way.
Speaker 7: We're all little softies, to be honest in there.
Speaker 8: So I feel like it would have definitely panned out
Speaker 8: differently if there weren't that many couples in there.
Speaker 2: It's just so strange that it's now becoming very boys
Speaker 2: versus girls. I mean, that's what the debarcle seems to
Speaker 2: be now, and the girls very much are like, how
Speaker 2: do we get rid of boys? The boys like, how
Speaker 2: do we get rid of girls? You know, Ollie, what
Speaker 2: do you think about that? Has it become a battle
Speaker 2: of the sexes?
Speaker 1: Definitely seems that way at the moment, especially for the
Speaker 1: last couple of episodes. But yeah, I think I think
Speaker 1: what you were saying earlier, like, I can't help think
Speaker 1: if it wasn't hows of love to begin with, if.
Speaker 6: People would have coupled up the way they did.
Speaker 1: Obviously everyone could say that it was dave to being
Speaker 1: a couple, so that's probably why they eventuated the way
Speaker 1: they did. But it's an interesting one to think what
Speaker 1: would have happened if it wasn't love and just a
Speaker 1: traditional Big Brother.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's all I keep thinking about because it's interesting.
Speaker 2: You know, some of the personality types that in previous
Speaker 2: seasons of Big Brother would probably have won it all
Speaker 2: have done very well.
Speaker 8: The previous series. Normally couples are a threat, they go
Speaker 8: straight away. I thought, as well lean into it or
Speaker 8: went on previous ones. I thought, yeah, this is the couple.
Speaker 8: I think they normally get broken up pretty quickly if
Speaker 8: I'm not correct.
Speaker 2: I've always thought in my series of Big Brother, you know,
Speaker 2: before christ BC, the two couples that got you know,
Speaker 2: the couple that got together, they actually had a little
Speaker 2: bit more flex because they.
Speaker 3: Were really two people, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like they could vote and it was very clear because
Speaker 2: they were the same sort of personality type that they
Speaker 2: were targeting people and that was a double.
Speaker 3: Vote, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: So it actually did hold a lot of power. But
Speaker 2: that was one hundred years ago, so it's a little
Speaker 2: bit different now.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what about though, who's going to Okay?
Speaker 2: So not what you know now, Jake, But what what
Speaker 2: about looking forward?
Speaker 3: When you left who did you think was going to win?
Speaker 8: I felt like maybe, I feel like maybe Grace you
Speaker 8: May honestly, because she was really loved in the house.
Speaker 8: She was she was in with the girls and boys
Speaker 8: like we loved her. I thought she was hilarious. She
Speaker 8: was like a bit of a.
Speaker 7: She was like a mother figure. So she should come
Speaker 7: have a chat to us for her upset. We're happy.
Speaker 8: She would always want to come chat. And yeah, she
Speaker 8: was everywhere. She could excel on all levels in that house,
Speaker 8: me personally, so I could see her going all the
Speaker 8: way to be honest.
Speaker 3: Ollie, what about you?
Speaker 2: Because you know, I thought what was interesting watching your
Speaker 2: last episode was how Gracie May was talking to Louis
Speaker 2: and Louie was trying to sort of Connor and say,
Speaker 2: you know, I want to take you to Final three,
Speaker 2: and she straight away was like, why would you say that?
Speaker 2: We don't even have a friendship, and she could see
Speaker 2: through his behavior. Do you agree, do you think that
Speaker 2: Gracie May when you left, is the standout to probably
Speaker 2: win this show?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Definitely think Gracey May was her favorite in my opinion. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's a tricky one.
Speaker 1: She was definitely, like Jake said, she was definitely in
Speaker 1: with the and I don't know she was just she's
Speaker 1: just a real genuine funny cat.
Speaker 2: Well, just before you go, everyone who joins the podcast,
Speaker 2: I asked them this question, and Jake, maybe you can
Speaker 2: help me out with this, because this is a double
Speaker 2: elimination podcast episode. What's something from behind the scenes that
Speaker 2: we didn't get a chance to see, something like a
Speaker 2: behind the scenes secret of what it's like to be
Speaker 2: on Big Brother.
Speaker 7: Oh right, good question. May so much happen in there
Speaker 7: that you haven't seen trying I can say.
Speaker 8: The lockdowns, definitely before an eviction, you'd have to go
Speaker 8: into a lockdown, sit silently, and you weren't allowed to
Speaker 8: talk or anything. The cameras would be off, might be off.
Speaker 8: You just sit in there and dead silence, waiting to
Speaker 8: go into the eviction room. And there was a bunch
Speaker 8: of people filled with eighty HD that just can't sit still.
Speaker 8: And we're really just sitting there looking at each other,
Speaker 8: trying to talk, doing sign language, and we are getting
Speaker 8: in tro just because we just could not sit still
Speaker 8: in silence for half an hour. And yeah, a lot
Speaker 8: of us got in serious trouble having to sit facing
Speaker 8: the walls.
Speaker 7: Some of us got set in the other.
Speaker 8: Rooms just because we weren't able to keep still in
Speaker 8: this lockdown.
Speaker 7: That just hilarious.
Speaker 2: I love the fact that you prefer to everybody, and
Speaker 2: it's very true because you know, in the history of
Speaker 2: Big Brother, there's a lot of people that have now
Speaker 2: come out with ADHD diagnosis. So maybe the type of
Speaker 2: people that do Big Brother, you know, have ADHD.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely, all of us. Yeah, I definitely reckon, I've
Speaker 7: got it. It was.
Speaker 8: It was absolutely hilarious. No way we could sit still
Speaker 8: in silence for high half an hour.
Speaker 2: Why are they doing that? They don't want you to
Speaker 2: swap notes at that point. Is that what's happening?
Speaker 8: Because because the cameras are switched off, they want to
Speaker 8: capture reactions.
Speaker 7: They need. You need to see everything. You need to
Speaker 7: see what's going in there.
Speaker 8: I could be planning something the cameras are off, and
Speaker 8: then I'll cut capturing that on camera. So they said,
Speaker 8: sit there, silence, nothing, no emotion, nothing, would sit there
Speaker 8: doing sign languages at each other, sit there, paping faces
Speaker 8: at each other. You know, I will pass and taps
Speaker 8: onto the shoulder even you know, just muck around with
Speaker 8: them and we'll be I'll just sen to the laundry.
Speaker 7: I think one time to sit in the laundry thinking done.
Speaker 3: My favorite people in the world. Who are the kids
Speaker 3: at school that.
Speaker 2: Had on their report card is distracting in class? They're
Speaker 2: my favorite people, and I think that might be you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 1: I'll go currently about the hunger as well. Like I reckon,
Speaker 1: we were hungry nine percent the time.
Speaker 7: I lost five killers in there, and I was really
Speaker 7: a twig man.
Speaker 2: I get no weight to both of you had no
Speaker 2: weight to lose, but it has They're not trying.
Speaker 3: This is what I just want to clear.
Speaker 2: Up because one of the girls the other week said
Speaker 2: this is their secret, and then I had people writing
Speaker 2: in and saying do they try and staff people to
Speaker 2: make them look more attractive? It isn't actually that, because
Speaker 2: I spoke to one of the original producers. You know,
Speaker 2: in actual fact, you know, putting you in extreme situations
Speaker 2: like Big Brother and restricting food and sleep actually makes
Speaker 2: you behave more interestingly for the camera.
Speaker 3: So that's the fast.
Speaker 7: Thought to get reactions. Because you're angry, you're gonna.
Speaker 1: You're angry, You're.
Speaker 2: Going to say things that you don't normally say, which
Speaker 2: is the reason why they do it. So it's not
Speaker 2: to make people look more attractive because with the two
Speaker 2: of you, no offense, and not to sound creepy, but
Speaker 2: I don't think you could. I don't think either of
Speaker 2: you could look more attractive if you tried.
Speaker 7: No, stop it. You absolutely sweet up.