Survivor Tocantins | reality blurred + Carolina Eastwood: “you can’t really bullsh*t me”

reality blurred + Carolina Eastwood: “you can’t really bullsh*t me”

January 27th, 2009 | by cwalton |

Quoting from reality blurred + Carolina Eastwood: “you can’t really bullshit me”

Unlike Ben Wade and his clearly defined, game-changing strategy, Carolina doesn’t have a strategy. “I can’t tell you this is how I’m going to play because I haven’t met the other cast members, I haven’t had a conversation with them. So I’m not going to bullshit myself and be like, ‘This is what I’m going to do, and this is exactly how I’m going to play the game,’ because I hadn’t met them,” she told me. “We’ll just have to wait to see how I play, but it will be very much a social game.”

Carolina on Survivor Tocantins
Ultimately, her primary focus seems to be on forming relationships, which, of course, is pretty vital to the game. “If you want to make it to the merge, you have to play as a team, and it can’t just be about yourself,” she said. Carolina said she can read people well—“you can’t really bullshit me even if you’re looking at me straight in the face”—and discussed a few of her fellow cast members. The “country bumpkin’” (JT, most likely), has been consistently rude to others, so she’s “not too fond of” him, while Sierra had been “making it very apparent, very obvious the things that she can do,” but Carolina still said Sierra is “someone I know I’d seriously get in some trouble with.” She called Sydney (the blonde with the blue eyes) “somewhat of a threat.” Beyond that, she wouldn’t really identify people, like the contestant who always gets in line first for food or those who hoard food.

As to her challenges, Carolina only cited her tendency to be honest. “I know in the beginning I’m going to have to watch my mouth, because my mouth will tend to get me in a little bit of trouble. And I’m very sarcastic, and just the way I say jokes, so I know I might hurt someone’s feelings, and that might come back to haunt me, so I need to be really careful,” she told me.