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Originally Posted by Erick Estrada
Thursday shows are so boring as regardless of how CBS edits the beginning of the show trying to make it sounds like the house is undetermined you always know who's getting evicted because nobody will take chances to vote against the house and we end up will all these unanimous (or close to) evictions.
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The funny thing is the house did flip this time. Everyone was on board with getting out Zach except for Zach and Caleb. Caleb wasn't told to start because they were afraid of him yapping his mouth. Only at the 11th hour did they tell Caleb, and somehow he was the voice of reason and was able to get them to stay course. Of course they weren't able to flesh it out very well because of the double eviction but unlike most evictions this one did come down to the last moments. And Hayden and Nicole were blindsided and hopefully we'll see the fallout of it in these next couple weeks.
I don't think the vote counts matter much. You either go in knowing you have the majority or go in thinking you have the majority and get blindsided. After that it's usually easy to see who stood where. The vote count does add the potential of "mystery votes" that can lead to witch hunts, so if anything I think it makes the game less predictable in the very rare occasions that happens (America's Player Eric).