Veto

I mean, you have HOHs they have to win.

They've got, they have to win the Vetoes, and if they, then they gotta win Blockbusters as well against some really strong competition.

Uh, then on top of that, America's voting for all of, uh, Drew's allies to get stuff.

Um, so sucks for Taylor.

Uh, and then on the same ti- on the same, uh, token, we got diamond powers of Vetoes, we got bribes.

There was a lot of things hindering from those two people from playing a very active game, even though there's definitely things they could've done differently.

That's the thing, is I think sometimes people mistake passivity for lack of power.

I think adding the Blockbuster, I will continue to say, is one of the best advents they could've brought in, in general, if not across 26 plus years of Big Brother.

All the drama, all the strategy and silliness.

From Veto to HOH.

Every single season, you know he is the reason.

You know what's happening.

So that's definitely on the mind coming into part two.

But, uh, but I will say once again that, uh, I did not see Drew mention the leg being any component in any of the competitions that he has played in so far, including part two.

Yeah, I mean, and, and he won the, the Veto where you had to stand for 13 hours.

So... [laughs]

this has been the first time, and that was when Dee was HOH, and then Yash was HOH before that, which was the first time that, like, the only time s- before now that any could, like, even could have taken a shot at him.

And of course, that was when he had the Diamond Power of Veto.

Um, so, like, he's either won safety or been protected by the bribe or been given safety during a twist or, you know, in week seven, Dee was HOH, or he had the Diamond Power of Veto.

Like, he has not really been in a vulnerable position until now.

Like, this was, this was the vent on the Death Star, right? Like, this was the shot to take.

Um, like, if, if I'm on the jury and I know that Drew wanted to cut Devins, even if you didn't have the chance to, I st- I mean, I honestly, I would still pr- At the very least, consider voting Drew even over Devin.

It's like Devin's got a bunch of...

He got a Diamond Power of Veto, he got protected by a bribe, he had to win multiple competitions in order to survive, just like Drew.

Who knows?

Yeah, there was a lot of discussion about that through the day as well that I guess we didn't really touch on, and people going back to basically it, it, it said that only the HOH and Veto holder are safe, which is, like, normally the case-

That's always true at Final Five

... ev- e- every week anyway.

Looking at the stuff from yesterday.

All the drama, all the strategy, and silliness from Veto to HOH.

Every single season, you know he is the reason.

You know what's happening.

I'm doing great.

I, uh, was not expecting to watch a, like a Veto competition on the feed, so that was very fun and exciting, although I didn't get to see the end, 'cause I was like, "It is getting really late.

I'm gonna go to sleep." So, uh, but I really did appreciate the fact that they gave that to us, so that was very fun, and the fact that people wanted it.

They wanted it.

I don't know-

But why? Like, couldn't...

Like, I mean, I feel like he could've just won the Veto.

Like, I don't know.

Nice little safety blanket.

Uh, and before that, they had the safety blanket of the Diamond Power of Veto.

They've spent much of this game feeling pretty s- like, feeling like they've always had something in their back pocket, and now that Yash has won this HOH and the bribe is done, they are facing heading into next week with zero safety blanket, with zero trinkets in their pockets, uh, for the first time truly, like, in the game f- uh, for a while.

Uh, really, for almost the entire game.

Dee hasn't really done much, because Devin's is the one...

He...

And he literally says, he says, "Devin's used the Diamond Power of Veto.

He took out Kamu.