fo shizzle <| sep |> You ' re so cute ! You ' ve got good style . Nothing wrong with you <| sep |> Ive noticed a greater chance of greatultras lately . Might just be me tho <| sep |> U can get the ruby Anthony Davis for 35 k at the moment that would he a good pick up . <| sep |> Can ' t I have the stuffing now ? <| sep |> Earth Earth Earth . Yeep Yeep Yeep Yeep Yeep . Nope Nope Nope Nope . BBrrrrrrriiiiiiiiiingggg ! <| sep |> Raw Oysters . I didn ' t dislike the flavor and so much want to try them again , but I ended up violently ill for nearly 12 hours after . I just can ' t trust them again . <| sep |> Definitely , if you look at it from his point of view , with the current information it was only sensible choice . Going into the vote the situation was pretty clearly either 55 or blindside that David wasn ' t aware of , which isn ' t good for him . He knew that tie would result in rocks , which the immunity would protect him from . And then it would be 34 odds of it being somebody from his alliance drawing rocks , which isn ' t completely horrible option . Only reason to use the idol for someone else in your alliance is if you can certainly snipe their vote out . And Adam called out and said his strong ally Ken is being targeted . Now he probably didn ' t have much time to think this through at that moment , but he probably went through this kind of scenario beforehand in his mind hoping he ' d get a hint on who they ' re targeting . And since he ' s so sensitive guy he probably also immediately felt the pressure on both protecting Ken and not ignoring Adam on his cal , because he really really didn ' t want to fuck this up . Thinking that at this point he only saw in his mind the situations where he walked back to camp having fucked up by not listening or as a selfish guy who ignored his ally and left another unprotected . Also he could have seen from the peoples reactions the other alliance wasn ' t shaken by his idol play so he could ' ve guessed he wasn ' t the target . And to be fair if you look at the numbers it ' s not all that bad . It ' s 17 chance of going home personally and 34 chance on somebody from your allies going home . And in the end it went alright for him and the only difference from playing the idol for himself was the 17 chance for rock draw . Adam got played pretty hard there , but he didn ' t really change anything . Now here ' s what the true ballsy and not possible by the rules , thanks uironicselfreference play would have looked like for that scenario First vote , probable draw , play idol on ally X who you suspect being targeted . Miss ? Revote ! Now you swap your alliances vote into one of the members who wasn ' t targeted . New vote comes out as 44 draw for your allies . You now have 3 immune members on your team . The other alliance is flabbergasted and trying to figure out what just happened as Jeff gives opportunity to unanimously decide to vote one of your allies , and you ' re having none of that . Then you take the 25 shot for it to be either you or your unprotected ally that gets booted out . Jeff is impressed , everyone ' s impressed and now you have to win all the immunity idols till final or your ass is going to jury . Though pulling this off is way easier from my home sofa , and playing the idol for yourself is by far the most reasonable thing to do .