@Ryan
"I also had a hand in the Bubba vote out, even though it was more a group consensus. But I still was able to stay that round, whenever it would’ve been more beneficial for Dana/Marissa to try and get me out at that point.
I feel like the two moves I made late game (Sydney/Bubba) were solely beneficial to my game. Richard and Marissa may argue that it was beneficial to them too, but I don’t see how voting out Bubba was more beneficial to their game than say, voting me out. I was able to convince them that voting Bubba was beneficial to all of us, when in reality the person that vote most benefited was myself."
I'm going to have to disagree with you 100% on this one. Voting out Bubba was ENTIRELY most beneficial to my game than voting you out at final 6 as Bubba was 100% someone who was against me whereas you were someone I had just voted together with in the previous round. It also made absolutely no sense for me to vote out you over Bubba at final 6 because as I explained in my jury speech, I wanted to go into a final 5 scenario in which on one side I had you/Dana who people assumed has a really close relationship and were a threat and on the other side I had Chloe and Lilly. I would have set myself up in the middle perfect position because if Chloe won immunity, you or Dana would have gotten the votes, and more specifically you would have gotten 5th as I knew Dana had the idol. If you won immunity, then my plan was just to get everyone to vote out Chloe instead for being the biggest threat, all while keeping the target off of myself at final 5 in case I didn't win immunity. Of course I didn't know about Chloe's idol, but me voting out Bubba was a million times more beneficial to me at the final 6 than had I voted you out and given Chloe another person on her side at the final 5 to vote me out with.