02x02 - Episode 2

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ANNOUNCER: Previously on "Big Brother ."

strangers from across America gathered

in front of this house.

Moments later, they entered, locked inside

for the next three months.

Once a week, they must vote to evict one of their own

in the quest to capture a half million dollar prize.

In this house, there are no books, no TV,

no music, and no privacy.

Some beds are worse than others.

Many were eager to share their lives.

I have two kids.

ANNOUNCER: Others, like Bunky, exercised more cautious.

A wife named Greg is not gonna work.

ANNOUNCER: Two hours later, all

house guests squeezed into a car in order

to win food for the week.

They won their food, but the competition

took a surprising turn.

The last person out would win the car.

Oh my god.

I turned around and almost all of the house guests had left.

Kent was talking about his wife needed a new car.

See, I don't have a husband to help me.

So there was like a big competition

going on right there.

ANNOUNCER: In the end, it was Kent,

the mortgage broker from Tennessee

who emerged victorious.

The first day may have seemed like a party,

but it quickly got personal when the weekly Head

of Household position became the second day's prize.

Sheryl the single mom from Florida

nearly won as the house favorite.

But it was Mike, the bar owner from Beverly Hills,

who became the first Head of Household.

Mike now enjoys the comfort of his own bedroom,

but with that privilege comes the responsibility

of nominating two of his housemates for eviction.

Who will Mike choose?

Find out tonight.

[music playing]

When I won the competition, it was a very dark reality

that hit me in the face that I was gonna have to pick the two

people to be nominated to be evicted the first week,

which is everyone's biggest fear coming on the show.

- Are you all right? - Yeah.

It's hard.

It's hard.

I was going to be directly responsible for k*lling the

hopes and dreams of one person.

Like Will said, I can't imagine staring two people

in the face and telling them--

Yeah.

We were talking about that last night.

And I didn't want to be in your position.

I know.

I do feel bad.

But at the same time, I came to play the game.

I respect the game.

And hey, everyone knew this is what they were getting into.

And someone has to go the first week.

You better start surrounding the--

surrounding the damn wagons, buddy.

You guys better understand, these chicks ain't chicks, man.

These are guys, and competitive guys.

Meaning--

Meaning they're out to cut your nuts off.

Right.

I'm a little anxious, because I knew

where people were coming from and everyone was being pretty.

Real and we were trying to win food

and it was all like we're in this together.

And now, the-- the games begin.

Justin heard them talking about us, about guys.

And I think they're--

they're hooking up--

- To try to take us down? - Oh, yeah.

They're gonna take us down.

The whole group?

Well, I think they're trying to get a female alliance going.

Justin and I are in, for me and him.

OK?

I'm never gonna nominate him.

He's never gonna nominate me.

If we can get you, Will, and Bunky,

man, we can take this thing down to us being the last five.

If you want to-- now I don't care--

What if the girls all--

They can't.

We'll win the-- we'll win the Head of Household.

All we got to do is win two Head of Households and we're in.

We've got them outnumbered.

My strategy is and has always been to find three or four

people, whether it be male or female, that I like,

that I don't want to vote out and that I

don't want to nominate.

I just-- it's--

you guys are already thinking like that.

Oh, yeah, we've already--

Justin and I already got it.

We're gonna talk to Will and then, we're gonna

talk to Bunky a little bit.

There was a part of me that wanted to give him his due

and listen.

But I don't need to form an alliance with Kent.

I mean, if anything, you know, I may bring Kent along

for the ride a little bit, as much as I am starting to get

sick of hearing his voice.

I think if we get me, you, Will, Bunky, and Justin,

we'll pick them off one by one.

Because we'll win all the damn Head of Households,

because they're gonna have some competitions.

And if I'm with you five guys, I don't

give a damn if I get voted out, I'll never nominate any of you

five.

And we can pick them off and we can be the last five standing.

Now, it's up to you, but I don't care.

I'll be interested to hear what Will says.

OK.

But I'll marinate on it.

Let's play beauty salon and give each other facials.

Let's not do that.

Ow.

When are we gonna cut this open?

[interposing voices]

I'm afraid that the guys are gonna vote me out.

There's a w*r on between me and Kent, whether he realizes it

or not.

And I'm not gonna reveal to him how much I know that he knows

and how much I hear him saying.

But, yeah, now, I'm, notice, coming out to the women,

because I need to share that with them.

And I need to tell them that I need their help.

I--

Do you miss your wife?

I don't know what to do.

Yeah.

I don't know what to do.

How do you know that you can trust me?

And how do I know that I can trust you?

Having to hide who I really am to everybody,

in such a confining house like this,

has really made me, one, a nervous wreck,

because I always have to watch how I sit.

Do I my legs like a woman?

Do I drink with my pinky up?

And just, you know, it makes you very paranoid.

I don't trust anybody, really.

I will give you a reason to trust me, OK?

Hold on a second.

Be right back.

The way I wanted to tell her was to show

her a family picture of me and my husband and our two dogs.

I'm scared to death.

Don't be scared.

I got a husband.

I'm the g*y guy.

Don't tell anybody.

That's wonderful.

I'm scared.

[interposing voices]

Don't be scared, baby.

Don't be scared.

You definitely don't have to be scared of telling me.

I think that's great. - I know.

I know.

Just Kent already told me that [inaudible] very abnormal.

I'm like [muted].

He's standing right here, telling me I'm abnormal.

[inaudible]

Look, I'm shaking, man.

I'm so nervous.

[inaudible]

Thanks.

I hate lying to people.

[inaudible] My wife, my wife.

And I'm like, god, people.

Stop.

Quit talking about my wife.

I mean, I want to talk about my husband,

because I love him very much.

His name was Greg.

But see, now, I'm scared.

Like, if Justin finds out, he won't think that [inaudible]

No, I would never.

I would never tell him.

And if you-- listen, though.

If you don't want to tell these people,

you don't have to tell these people.

These are strangers.

I know.

But I'm afraid they're all gonna be mad at me

if and when they find out.

No they won't.

People are people.

g*y, straight, black, white, indifferent.

You know what I mean?

And I just want people to give me a chance.

I want the people in the house to give me a chance.

And you heard what Justin said when he first saw me,

he thought I was a flamer. - I know.

Now I feel bad.

And that's why I didn't come out right away.

If I told him I was g*y, he would

never have been my friend.

That's his problem if he's close-minded and prejudiced.

I just don't want to be a loner in this house.

Well, you're not alone anymore.

Thank you.

I appreciate that.

It was such a relief to know that Autumn likes me

and she doesn't care that I'm g*y.

It's a wonderful feeling.

[music playing]

Dude, I'm going--

I'm gonna be in there in two seconds.

If we could put, as Justin calls it,

the Rat Pack, if we could put that Rat Pack together,

we could make that work.

I heard the guys, some of the guys talking last night.

Kent is the ringleader.

And so like, what you're talking about the alliance and stuff,

I started hearing it.

And he's trying to get the guys to g*ng up against the women.

So I think the women need to g*ng up together, OK?

Six women and a g*y guy, seven against, it would

be four guys, because the Head of the Household, Mike,

can't vote.

Yeah, but the bottom line is who--

we have won.

Bottom line is, don't you kind of feel like-- don't you

kind of feel like, if--

if that's the way people are in here,

you don't really want to be a part of it?

You know what I'm saying?

No, I wanna kick their a*s out 'cause I

have a right to be in here.

Definitely wanna kick [inaudible]..

But-- and Will and I just do not get along.

He is so smart about everything.

It;s really starting to get on my nerves.

It's not even been a day and a half.

I know.

So anyway, talk to him.

Don't tell anybody, OK?

Don't worry.

We got good news.

Nobody knows, you know, who's being real

and who's being phony.

You know, what I mean?

I mean, you think somebody's your best friend,

they'll be the first one to stick a knife in your back.

I was really honestly thinking I could come in here

and I could get to know everybody individually

and also as a group.

And I already don't feel like that's gonna be possible.

I especially don't feel like it with the Slim Shady over there.

You know what I'm saying?

The first person I would nominate is Nicole.

Excuse me.

Could the shower door be a little shorter?

The second person I would nominate is Nicole.

God, this freaking knife is like cutting

with a plastic fork.

I'm kind of a neat freak.

And every time-- every five minutes, I walk in that kitchen

and it's messed up.

I can tell you right now, I mean, I'm screwed,

because my personality's way too strong.

No.

People are gonna want to get me out.

I don't think so.

See, I think everybody enjoys the hell out of you.

She just gets on my last nerve.

Every other word out of her mouth is filth.

This is the [muted] knife I've ever seen in my life.

She's loud.

She's abrasive.

She must be the center of the group.

She admits readily that she's a control freak.

And she is.

No, you're so much more than that.

You're so cool.

I'm angst.

I get in people's heads and then I twist things around.

That's what I do.

I see a lot of myself in Nicole, the wild side of me,

very opinionated.

This is, like, the weakest thing

I've ever seen in my life.

This is like a campground stove.

I think that she and I, given time, will butt heads.

But it appears as though she's gonna butt heads with anybody.

I told her I'm gonna get in somebody's so bad,

I'm gonna make them hit me so they get kicked off.

There are gonna be some catfights.

I mean, they just speak their mind a little too much.

Maybe it's just me.

People don't want to talk to me.

I don't know.

Oh, no.

The thing that Nicole, could do to change my mind

is be quiet.

Just quiet down, you know?

It's-- the house is not that big.

Just www.zipit.com.

I'm having a lot of difficulty right now.

Well, and I noticed that.

I mean, I can sense that.

I think I'm getting what I came for, because, basically,

all these people are like, in the world, all

the different nations.

You know, I mean, we have to learn

to either get along or fight.

This is what I wanted to see, what

it was gonna be like to be in a social circle

that I haven't chosen.

It's a social circle that's been chosen for me.

And I don't think you should take

it personally if you're not--

But I do take it personally, because I always

get along with everybody.

Well--

In life.

Do you ever think that maybe you

may be throwing off something?

That's why you feel that way.

Well, that's why I'm telling you guys.

I know that this is not working well

for me, because I'm probably putting myself on the line.

But I can't sit here and feel like this for more days.

First day, first impression.

in the house, few are gonna learn a hard lesson.

Head of Household, choices I make are bold.

I might have to put someone out in the cold.

But check this.

Move the car.

My J's will be raining like a monsoon.

Nicole, you better be nice, or you're

going back to your honeymoon.

If you come here and you don't get in the hot tub

and you don't get the pool, you're

doing yourself a disservice.

Nicole doesn't want to get into a pool or a body of water.

But it's a matter of me getting

over my complete phobia.

I got scabies once from being in a community type water thing.

And that was disgusting.

And the worst thing that's ever happened to me.

There's a ton of chlorine in there.

And yeah-- - Yeah.

Also--

I've got a problem with chlorine too.

There's people here.

And you're being exposed to every single one of them.

I know.

It's not--

You can talk logically to me about it all day long.

OK. I see.

And chlorine is another thing that freaks me out.

But maybe--

It's possible to have fun without getting

in a body of water.

They fester bacteria and they just keep it alive.

And it's just nasty.

You should embrace this opportunity.

I stuck my leg in there yesterday.

I stuck my toe in there yesterday.

That was huge-- - OK

For me. Huge.

Baby steps.

You know?

I don't need to have a complete and total breakdown in here

again. You know?

I can only handle so much.

It's a definite no.

No, no, no, no.

Never.

There's a party going on.

We all-- we all got to go in the front bedroom

for like a few minutes.

And ladies, get-- get a couple of bathing suits.

[interposing voices]

- Anyone have a one piece? - I do.

- I do. - It's sheer in the middle.

I have a one piece, Hardy.

As many guys that'll put on bathing suits, the better.

Will and I, we're trying to get the group, or more specifically

the guys, to put on women's bathing suits

to do the next challenge.

Now, we weren't really sure if it was gonna be appropriate

or not.

But when I saw what the game was, I was like,

oh, this is perfect.

[interposing voices]

Damn.

[interposing voices]

I don't know Mike in my suit.

It didn't bother me.

It wasn't gross or anything.

I mean, I thought it's funny.

I'm open for everything.

So I was, like, yeah, yeah.

Here, I got suits.

It just so happened that they were all mine.

I'm not going like this.

[interposing voices]

We got Hardy into one and Mike was wearing Krista's

little bikini that she brought.

I think they were into it. I like it.

You know, this group has a good spirit.

And when it comes down to having fun,

that is one thing we all kind of agree on, which is cool.

[inaudible] minutes.

I'll smoke a cigarette.

[interposing voices]

I hope you're right about this.

[interposing voices]

What the hell is the crap in there?

I wanted to barf when I saw the tub with the mud.

And I don't even know what else that stuff was.

I think it was oatmeal.

My skin feels really great.

So I'm thinking that's what it was.

Why do we need the goggles?

Why do we need the goggles, man?

Going under.

Ceremoniously.

All right.

We have been renamed the Dirty Dozen.

Put it down.

Put it down.

Put it down.

All right.

There are keys in this mud.

Only of these keys have our names on them.

When Big Brother sounds the whistle,

we'll have exactly six minutes to complete this challenge.

I'll dive into the mud and search

until I find one of our named keys.

When I call out the name on that key,

that house guest will dive in and join me in the search

for the other keys.

When all of us are in the mud and holding our keys,

we can jump out.

When the second whistle sounds, we

must each be back in our starting position

holding our own key.

If we're successful, the hot tub will be open later today.

If we fail, it will stay locked for at least two more weeks.

Are we ready to get down and dirty?

I knew that everyone was fired up.

You know, amongst all the infighting and little problems

that are starting to develop, everyone

was ready for a challenge like this.

[whistle]

[cheering]

Sheryl.

[cheering]

Hold on to your [inaudible].

Will.

I don't know if it was oatmeal or dirt chips or what that was.

But it was a disgusting feeling.

I wouldn't put my face in it.

It was very interesting to dig around in that.

I really-- It was so fun.

It was so fun.

I enjoyed it.

There was dirt in every crevice of everybody.

And it was funny.

Wait.

Did somebody just grab one right there?

Nicole has a fear of being in water.

I have a phobia of bathing in other people's dirt.

She's a clean freak.

We were all kind of shocked that she had gotten into the mud.

I am trying my best, you know, to really

be in there with everyone and do the right thing

One more, two more.

Let's go.

Two more.

Need two more.

I got one.

[interposing voices]

Wait, did somebody just grab one [inaudible]??

Check the edges.

Where's [inaudible]?

[interposing voices]

Get this key!

[interposing voices]

God.

My heart was racing when we couldn't find Monica's Key.

I didn't think we were gonna get it.

And they said two weeks before we got the hot tub.

[interposing voices]

I think I found it!

[interposing voices]

It's a blank.

[interposing voices]

I put my foot, like, by the edge.

And it was like really packed.

Shake it off. Use your feet.

Come on!

There's one key!

And me and Will, like, I was moving it with my feet.

And he was going underneath.

And we found that key.

So it was really cool.

Monica.

[cheering]

[interposing voices]

[cheering]

[whistle]

What I like about this group is

people really respect effort.

Nicole made great strides in trying to connect to people,

which, you know, I salute, because she's

got a lot of ground to make up.

I don't think anyone hesitated to jump in that pool

and get in there and get those keys as fast as they could.

I was proud of the squad today, the Dirty Dozen.

I've got nothing to hide, to anybody.

I'm just gonna be myself.

Obviously, I came on too strong, which is a problem of mine.

My first impressions that I give off to people are horrible.

My relationship with Nicole is a little different today.

I want to get to know people, like, what

were you like in high school.

What's your family like?

What's going-- - Right.

Right. - That's all I want to know.

Right.

I think that she made great strides--

Or something like that, you know.

In trying to connect with people

and trying to make an effort, which, you know, I salute.

I always swam.

I've always been really good at swimming.

And so I just, basically, just focused on

soccer, swimming, and tennis.

And then, my senior year I captained each team.

After the first night, I mean, Nicole, to me,

was like a raging b*tch that was a control freak.

That might not necessarily have been the true her.

I wanted to get an opportunity to reach out to her

and have, like, a one-on-one.

You mind if I just sit here for a while?

Not at all.

And that changed my opinion of her.

She really came on strong the first day.

And she's got a lot of ground to make up.

I feel that you have a real distaste for me.

And I'm trying to conquer--

I have a distaste for you?

Yeah.

Please, don't think that.

Like, it's absolutely not true.

By no means have I-- and I apologize

if I gave that impression.

It's nothing like that whatsoever.

You're the person that I would think that I would

get along with best, because--

I could see that.

If you like that or not.

No, I can see that.

I really miss my husband.

Doing stuff like that, I don't have-- there's

no human touch here, you know?

[interposing voices]

Yeah, tomorrow, we got a bond a little bit.

Yeah. That'd be good.

[inaudible]

We-- we'll see what happens.

You know what I mean?

I'm always leaving things open.

She's doing everything she can.

In no way, shape, or form are either of us playing the game.

Kent already is.

And I know about that.

No.

There are people in here who need

to do those things, him particularly, because he's

not super well-liked.

Did you hear Kent talking last night.

Kent it h*m*, OK?

He'll get over it.

No, he won't get over it.

He'll convince Mike to--

to nominate me is what he'll do.

No, he won't.

Monica and Bunky we're talking in the storage room, which is

adjacent to the master suite.

We Kent was also telling him about he saw the rainbow thing.

And I heard Bunky speculating that Kent

was trying to come to me and get me to nominate Bunky,

because he was g*y.

Is it Mike?

Bunky, you two come in my room right now.

OK, thanks.

People were starting to develop opinions about Bunky

that wasn't really fair to him.

So but I felt like I was doing Bunky

a favor slash service by letting him know

where the other guy's were at.

Damn.

I didn't know you could hear.

So you heard our conversation?

Yeah.

OK.

I didn't hear the whole conversation.

But I heard the gist of it.

I'm g*y.

Here-- OK, let's just cut all the needless chitchat.

First and most, A, I knew.

Like, I thought so.

I did too.

Second and most importantly, I don't care at all.

Me either.

Absolutely.

The only thing that I would have a problem with

is if you were pretending to have a wife and then--

and then, you were deceiving, because we

are playing this game.

And obviously, I don't think that deception's--

And you have never heard me say the word wife.

Everyone else refers to my spouse as a wife.

But I have never said wife.

But I knew.

I know he's telling people one at a time.

But if any of the people have an issue about it

and they bring it out, then they're

gonna have a problem, because I will

have his back on that, because he deserve nothing but respect.

Everybody likes you, as a person.

I'm not gonna say you and Kent aren't

gonna get into it, because he may

pop off something that doesn't feel right to you

and who you are.

But what I can't respect is him trying

to convince you or any other people

to vote against me because I'm g*y.

I want you guys to vote me out.

I want you guys to vote me out because you

think I'm a [muted].

Because you think I have a hot temper or whatever.

In fairness to him, he hasn't done that.

OK. That's what I feared.

He knows that he won the car.

And I think he probably has a self-realization

that he's a little bit of a pain in the a*s.

Bunky does not have to be concerned about Kent,

because he's got the support of

other people in the household.

[snoring]

I will say right now, I get along with Kent really well,

except he snores like a freak.

Snoring all night long.

You know, today was a weird day for me

to wake up, because--

partly is because I didn't sleep well.

But I really woke up and the reality

hit me smack dab in the face.

We may have to give the room to Kent, because he's

driving everyone crazy.

I think that he means well.

[interposing voices]

Come on down.

If I just had to pick someone who was annoying me the most

and I had to get them out of the house--

You know, I am getting sick and tired

of following you around--

I would nominate Kent.

Kent would be better served getting everyone to like him--

Come on, are you g*y?

[interposing voices]

The southern accent.

Damn, Will, what'd you do to that boy?

All the jokes.

I got a great joke guy told me the other day.

Come here, Sherri.

Kent is getting on my nerves.

[inaudible]

I'm gonna be in this house with these people for a long time.

And I can't get away from some of these people.

And it's really like--

it hit me today.

I think that there's a big pretty boy backlash going on.

And I feel like it's a little too much of the preen

and the priss and the muscles.

And to me, it was like a deodorant commercial out there.

It's true.

That's how I feel, man.

Let's get it on.

[groaning]

[interposing voices]

You can do it.

You want it, you gotta go get it.

[grunting]

I don't know.

I like him.

Like, he's a good guy.

I like him, but I just think that he's expendable.

I mean, I don't know if I just want to look at those--

that sweaty body all summer.

What about if we say, OK, every day,

if somebody has an idea of something

they would like to do?

Anything you could think of, I'll do it.

Of course. We'll do anything.

Of course.

[interposing voices]

You tell them that.

I'm just telling you, in-- in my mind,

I'm probably not gonna come up with a lot of games for, like,

Bunky, you, and Nicole.

And that's not a statement on you at all.

[interposing voices]

Like I said, if you want to have a checker competition,

I'm down.

I just-- I just cannot sit around all the time.

She's got whipped cream here.

She's got a strawberry there.

[inaudible]

All right, guys. You ready?

Here are the rules.

This is the dirty baker's dozen.

We decide to have our own little game.

And it was fun.

I mean, we took a strawberry and whipped cream from every person

of the opposite sex.

And then, the next person went.

And there were some girls there that I wanted to kiss.

I knew Sherri was ready to party.

But I also knew she's not gonna blatantly just come out

and kiss one of us.

I feel like the quintessential voyeur in this house.

I didn't do those things when I wasn't married.

So I'm certainly not gonna not gonna

do them now that I am married.

Autumn, was a little too aggressive for me.

Of course, Justin is slightly over sexed.

And so he probably got-- you know, kind of overheated.

But the other guys I think were just kind of goofing

and having a good time.

There's of them.

And there's two of us.

If I wasn't married, it may be a whole different story.

But I respect my life and I respect

my husband too much to just turn into their little plaything.

It was funny.

We had our keys and we were such nerds.

And we had a great time.

That was a good time, man.

Everyone seemed to have a good time.

To Justin, there ain't nothing wrong with that.

You know what I mean?

It's been a big topic of discussion the last hours

about who's gonna hook up.

I think we're on the verge of somebody hooking up.

I don't know who the hell it's gonna be.

Who do you think's gonna hook up in the house?

Doctor's done to women.

He's gonna do one of these if he stays.

Who do you think who's gonna hook up with who?

You don't have to leave.

You can sit here and talk to me, unless you something else

to do. - Yeah.

I have a lot to do today.

OK.

I enjoy a lot of people here, but I really

enjoy hanging out with you.

I relate better to men than I do women.

Why is that?

Because I have a lot of male energy.

My whole attitude, as far as men are concerned, is, you know,

TAA.

You have to have great teeth.

You have to have a nice a*s.

And you have to have a great attitude.

And with that attitude comes intelligence.

It's like the Compton Effect and the Photoelectric Effect

and the difference is removing an electron from an outer orbit

or moving an electron from an inner orbit.

Like, the reason I like it is because it's

physics and it's medicine.

As far as, like, anybody that--

that I'm gonna, like, you know, be hooking up with, no.

Listen, it's a lot of fun.

And I'm having a wonderful time here.

And I don't want to get the wrong idea.

And that's all there is to it.

What do you mean?

Wrong idea about what?

You can owe me one.

Shannon, Shannon, Shannon.

You are absolutely beautiful.

And I'm so attracted to you and we're even.

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Oh, you're so ornery.

Shannon's a cool chick.

And she's hot.

I think Shannon is one of the strongest players in the house

right now.

And I foresee her being, you know, in the final three,

if not winning the whole thing.

Keeping close to Shannon is probably

a good idea at this time, in terms of longevity

in this house.

So maybe I can k*ll two birds with one stone.

Let me hold you.

Goodnight, gorgeous.

Goodnight.

I had a really fun time with you today.

You're a really good sport.

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Justin, I don't know if he really

thinks we're gonna hook up or maybe I haven't been clear.

But let me put ti to you this way.

Of all the guys that are in here,

the person-- that's not the person I want to hook up with.

You know what I mean?

Does that matter though?

To me?

Yeah.

Right.

Because, you know, also, when you say the word hook up,

it has so many levels.

Right.

Autumn is really getting on my nerves.

You know, it's-- it's like I have

to beat her off with stick.

She's just coming on so strong, to the point of just being,

like, an annoying child.

Now, what are you upset about?

Nothing.

There's some neediness issues with Autumn.

She really does have some issues that--

that I think she needs to address.

I try not to be a big whiner.

And I felt myself whining and feeling,

like, out of my element.

I feel Autumn is a very needy person.

She constantly-- I mean, she can cry at the drop of a hat.

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I've never in my life been in a group of people

who were I don't feel included.

And that could possibly get me kicked

out of here, relatively soon.

I don't know.

Autumn-- Autumn better watch herself

in the next to hours.

I don't really mind anybody else right now.

I show Sherri a lot of love.

And I like her a lot.

I like her a lot.

She's probably the closest thing I feel

like to my mom that's here.

- Guys. - What?

What?

Sherri's hilarious.

She's my momma.

She's happy-go-lucky.

She's, you know, hanging out, easy going.

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Are you happy?

Ah!

She's the sweetie of the group.

OK, now, let's get a fork and see how we're doing.

I am having so much fun with all these young ladies

and young guys.

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Come on!

Come on!

That was good.

I like that.

Today is the day that two people

get nominated to get voted out.

Tonight's gonna be a bummer.

Because the people that are gonna-- that are nominated

are gonna be like really down.

I guarantee you.

Maybe not.

Maybe they won't.

I mean, I don't know.

I know if I get nominated, it's gonna be like--

[sobbing]

Dude, I'm gonna be, like, [muted] you, [muted] you.

You you're cool.

I'm out.

I kind of shuffle around here sometimes and just say dead man

walking, because I really do feel like I kind

of have a target on my back.

Everybody's just playing the game.

Playing the game.

Believe me, I know it.

I think everyone in the house is worried about the aftermath

after tonight of the two nominations,

that it's gonna cause a lot of tension in the house.

And of course it will.

It's totally gonna change the tone of the house

though, no doubt about that.

There's gonna be a dark cloud.

Yeah, there is, because think about it.

Like, this is, like, the last couple

of moments that no one's got any animosity or bull [muted]..

The toughest part I would imagine be getting along

and dealing with the fact that one of those two people

are still gonna be here.

If it were me, I would try to pick

the least vindictive person, but that's just, you know--

Well, if you pick the-- if you pick

two people that you don't like.

I just have to hope and pray that I'm not nominated.

But I don't know what his strategy is.

This is the box.

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Box of fate.

The box is like--

it's even-- it's like kind of like a Pandora's box.

One of my duties as the Head of the Household

is to nominate someone for eviction.

In a few hours, I will nominate two of you.

Everyone's worst fear could come true for them.

Right now, everyone has a key to this house.

I will place the keys of the house guests

who I am not nominating into this device, like so.

We'll gather around the dining room table, where

I will pull out the first key and reveal the name of a house

guest who is not nominated.

This house guest is safe.

They will place the key around their necks,

like so, and pull out the next key.

The two house guests without keys

are the ones nominated for eviction.

I don't think at any point in time

that anyone should really feel safe,

because you don't know how other people

are necessarily perceiving you.

Later in the week, one of the two nominees

will be evicted and lose their key forever.

Anybody could be nominated.

You could be nominated if you're considered a threat.

You could be nominated if you don't participate

or you're not part of the group.

So we'll just have to wait and see.

So who feels like their head's on the chopping block?

Do you feel like your head's on the chopping block?

I'm gonna tell you something.

There's gonna be some sighs of relief

when them keys are pulled, mean.

You don't think he's sitting in there going, OK,

who do I want to make sweat?

I don't that's Mike's persona anyway, man.

You two, definitely.

Thanks, man.

In the last hours, I've been,

like, really dragged down.

And like, it's been weighing on my mind.

And--

[inaudible]

[interposing voices]

Chilling, no. You know?

I'm gonna take one last shot, dude.

Listen, I know I got on my knees twice today, bro.

This is the last time, bro.

Are you gonna beg for--

beg for forgiveness?

[inaudible]

Yeah.

Do your thing, man.

I got to be polite, dude.

You're double H, dude.

Oh, yeah.

Right.

It's all chill.

It's all good.

So what' up, bro?

- I'm all right. - You sure?

Yeah. I'm cool.

I just want to make sure that everything's

right with you, bro.

Because it seems like you've just been--

I mean, I don't blame you, not for nothing.

[inaudible] usual funny, crazy stuff today.

But that's understandable.

It's a big friggin' day.

Yeah.

It is.

The hardest part is how do you deliver it verbally?

You got to just look someone in the eye

and tell them what's up?

You know, but you have to choose your words so wisely.

You're right.

I do have to choose my words carefully.

Very-- very carefully.

And I just want to remind you.

I'm sure you already know.

Don't get caught up in today's moment.

Think down the line, bro. - Right.

Good point.

It's really hard on me.

And it's really hard on the rest of the group.

And I'm really looking forward to someone else having

to have this responsibility.

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It was difficult to do.

I really didn't want the responsibility.

But I think that everyone's gonna understand.

And I think that I have the support of the house.

And I'm very comfortable with the two keys

that are in this bag right now.

Let's go.

Let's do it.

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--like Big Brother.

Time is money.

Don't do that to this old woman.

What'd he do?

[interposing voices]

That's Mike's seat.

[interposing voices]

No matter how much you want someone out of the house,

there's that part of your heart that, like,

knows how hard it is for them.

You know, they beat out so many people

to be a part of this project.

We're missing someone.

We don't have Mikey.

I have to go out and look someone in the eye

and, you know, seal their fate.

And that's hard.

That's hard for me.

You know, I really wish, like, the of us

could go at this task together.

But it's the name of the game.

It's the game I signed up for.

And it's a responsibility I have to assume.

[interposing voices]

I just went along with it.

[interposing voices]

But you could put chips in your mouth

and pull them out the side.

[laughing]

I was doing what?

All over.

What the hell do we again with this?

Did you eat paint chips when you were a child?

OK.

So here's the deal.

Obviously, this is a difficult position to be in.

I think you all understand that.

You've all been, like, really supportive and cool.

And ideally, I wish that the of us

could have one common goal and strive for that all summer

and maybe do something to try to split the money.

But we all know that's not a reality.

And I had to pick two people.

And I did what I had to do.

I respected the position I was in.

I put great thought into it.

And I think that, ultimately, the decision is mine.

And I hope you all can support that.

So--

I won't take it personally.

Thanks, man.

So the first person who will not be evicted, who is safe,

is Bunky.

Thank you.

I'm shaking.

[inaudible]

Hardy.

Monica.

Congratulations.

Krista.

Shannon.

Will.

Kent.

Thank you.

Autumn.

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Justin.

I nominate you, Nicole.

And I nominate you, Sheryl.

I nominate you, Nicole.

And I nominate you, Sheryl.

I nominated Sherri, because I think she's the most likable.

And in this instance, where I'm putting up a likable person

against someone who's not very likable at all,

I think they know that their fate is sealed.

It's basically me being a one man jury.

I don't think that you're very surprised that I'm

nominating you.

I think that out of the of us,

you probably have been least adaptive to the situation.

And you kind of wanted things tailor-made for you.

And that's very difficult with people.

And I felt that out of, you know, anyone here,

probably hurt the least if you were

to be evicted from the house.

Sherri, is more of a threat to people

who want to win this game, because Sherri is trying

to be everybody's friend.

I think Mike made a mistake.

I don't think anything is safe or sacred.

So you know, I'm still gonna be on my guard about it.

I absolutely, in my competitive nature,

do believe that I could turn it around.

It's either peace or w*r.

And I definitely foresee some wars going on in the future

here.

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