Survivor finale

Mike Turner says final 'Survivor' Tribal Council was like 'falling off a cliff.'

My son's wrestling coach really took good care of my son when my son wrestled at Wesleyan. And I knew I was going to miss the graduation. She stayed loyal to Omar, and that's why when it came to the final five, I couldn't give her the idol that I promised to Maryanne. But I'd rather be the guy who's gullible and believes in people than to be the guy to question everybody, which I started to [do] after that. I go, "I don't want to make fire." He told me about the Omar nullifier that changed the trajectory of how we played the rest of the game, because then I knew Omar wasn't being honest with me. I felt I had a chance at Omar's vote. I felt that I had a chance at Rocksroy's vote. I think when they raised their hand, it looks good, but I think some were locked in already and I don't blame them. I was tired. I still think I had to do it. I don't think I would've went to the end unless I took them out. I lost about 32 pounds when I was done with the show.