Cao Boi should of kept things to himself especially his dream about splitting the vote

Gabler was later crowned the winner aka sole survivor.

..except he was TERRIBLE at challenges..which are a key part of the game

@@gscott2320 i mean so was sandra

​@@existing403 and that's why she's not the best player of all time

He’s another finale boot who played too hard and got voted out for it. He played pretty well, but he’s not that unique.

I'm glad he lost actually. I thought his story was like most folks, but he was all dramatic about it. And the way he acted when he lost. I think Cody had more class when he got blindsided. Jesse wouldn't have shaken Cody's hand if the reverse happened

@@dieuduong7178 I completely agree. Jesse was a sore loser, but we only saw it here because the vote went his way up until now.

@@ProudAmericanForever1776 Preach brotha! Exactly! He talked as if he was the only one who went thru stuff.

It absolutely does not sum up why she lost. There are other reasons behind the vote. Plus any of them would probably he happy if they were in her or Owen's position.

you wanted her to root for him to win?? Lol..how silly

@@mwangi10 maybe read the jury and don’t celebrate in front of them… she could’ve celebrated in her head.

​@@maxxh5331 that's why you have never won Survivor and Gabler has...

Except the were better than the stepsisters and had some reasons to win, but it was a matter of who deserved it more.

No it wasn't lol

You're right. Loved Jesse and it was hard to watch him go out like this.

I don't think he has the votes to take out Cass at F5 anyway tbh. Everyone else seemed set on either him or Karla. Even if everyone did happen to vote him and he knocked Cass out at that round he still goes to fire at F4 I think.

@@MrWanton16 Yah i know but if i were him, i would have work with Karla and blindside Cass with the idol.

@@oscarjquililan3834 Karla very well could have taken that opportunity to put a vote on Jessie, make it a 3-1-1 with the 3 votes now nullified, then Jessie likely going home on the revote plus, i imagine the discussion before the live tribal made Jessie less likely to work with Karla due to how it seemed like she was targeting him hard

Cody was a moron. Why would anyone let somebody else hold their idol unnecessarily? Cody got what he deserved.

​@@thrshwll1526 Jesse said Karla had James' Knowledge is Power...

They didn’t want to upset Karla by taking out both her allies back to back, but they should’ve voted Cassidy out anyway cuz Ryan wasn’t doing shit in the game

@@tdt8854 Exactly and thank you

Wich one?

@@SrLobo-cc1uj ages 1-100 last to leave. Jesse's son was number 10 or something and he makes an appearance

Couldn't agree more. Jesse is a sore loser, but we didn't really get to see that until he was officially out of the game.

I thought I remembered him being ok with it and understanding at ponderosa later on

It doesn’t matter what you prefer. Gabler handled the jury way better because his social game was superior. Simple as that.

True but I was hoping that Owen would pull a double blindside by getting the votes to go to vote out Jessie plus unknowingly take out that last secret immunity idol and keep himself safe with Cody’s idol.

it wasn’t unnecessary persay, but maybe more of a misread. Jesse was thinking that people would see him and Cody’s game too similarly and vote for Cody as the more visible player of the two. So Jesse made a move that differentiated himself from everyone left in the game. Now was Cody going to beat Jesse? I’m not 100% sure. But the rationale makes sense as long as Jesse’s read was correct

The fire making twist was put in as means to GIVE these kind of players a fighting chance instead of just being unanimously booted. If the fire making twist didn’t exist this season and the final 4 was just a regular vote off, Jesse still 100% goes home. Jesse was just too much of a threat and a weak fire maker

We get you like Cassidy and all but damn, that's too much.

@@randomassmomentsingames I do, she is amazing, but this is not nearly the only reason I couldn't stand him. ​First of all he is super fake, calling people with family member titles, then blindsiding them like it means nothing. Second his constant I have family crying, like man you are not the only person with a family in the cast, you already have PhD, you can find a good job and .. working to provide. Don't act like your family is the most special and that you need the money more than the rest. 3rd, once things don't get his way he is getting extremely salty, like trying to threat Cassidy to go on fire against him or otherwise he won't vote for her. And I know it's a game, but he is crying here like he is the most imporant as usual, the people he betrayed did not sob like that, they take it with dignity and left, while he can't. He needs to be a drama queen once again. These are some of the reasons I dislike him and I am happy that karma bite his A finally.

@@randomassmomentsingames Well I don't. Watching both smug and cocky players like Jesse and Cass lose really satisfied me.

@@jkliopghj I honestly agree. Seeing Karla and Jesse go back to back was honestly satisfying.

@@Jelqzko97 then again its an emotional moment for him, how many people in the cast had kids, probably two, being Jesse and Lindsay. Knowing that you wont be able to support your children when you were so close to being able to secure their future is definitely heartbreaking and understandable why he would cry about that.