He only had a few more days and a few more Tribal Councils to go.
And then it all went bad.
After a few visits from theSurvivormedical team, Joe was officially pulled from the game.
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But what happened next?
Read on for the highlights from our chat.
On the steak kebabs that did him:
“Let me tell you, that satay was absolutely delicious.
I’m not a big meat eater, but it was so good that I couldn’t stop eating.
If you put that satay in a line, it was about three feet of satay.”
So I thought, no.
It was just so good and the setting was good.
I did not think about that.
I just thought about how wonderful it tasted.
Are you going to be able to communicate with people that are 50 years younger than you?'
And I said, ‘Yes, I was a hostage negotiator.
So they kind of laughed at that.
It’s true, though.
And I know that happens and sometimes you’re not successful with that.
That’s the way I am.
But yes, I was going to go to the end with Aubry."
I was unable to do that on the fly.
Other people were able to do that.
But apparently not, because several times there they voted opposite of what I was going to vote."
I might have gotten a vote, but that would have been it."
Jeff hasn’t had a guy who was over 70.’
But first, we start things off with a truly dynamic duo.
Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin stopped by the studio to chat about their Netflix comedyGrace and Frankie.
It’s a conversation with two living legends that you don’t want to miss.
She also talks about her current role onUnbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, while revisiting her time working onThe Princess Bride.
It’s a chat that is as enlightening as it is delightful.
