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Wonder why other countries hate us? We have a game show in our country called Survivor. That's a game in our country ...You can win a million dollars for surviving on a place where people already live. Do you realize what kind of message that sends? Not a good one! 'Excuse me, I've been here for 60 years. May I have some bread?' 'Haha!!! No! We're Americans! This is a game! OH NO! We don't have our cell phones! This is so hard!'
—Daniel Tosh[1]
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You know what, I CAN GET LOUD TOO, WHAT THE F%$@!!!
—Sandra Diaz-Twine, two-time winner of the show
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Thirty-nine days, sixteen people, One Survivor!
—Jeff Probst, at the start of each season [2]
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- ↑ Apparently Daniel doesn't realize that Survivor is popular in these countries anyway, and that many other countries besides America have their own versions of the show.
- ↑ Note that 16 is occasionally replaced with 18 or 20, depending on the number of contestants