[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

Maybe not but you would deserve to have your loyalties questioned. You sold out the house and ideals of fair play in order to secure yourself money that the public never even decided you deserved or not.

..your 'loyalties' are to your family and what that money would mean to them and your own life and if you didn't take it then another housemate would..why would you be loyal to someone you had only known a few weeks above the people you love and care for, that would be foolish imo...

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..your 'loyalties' are to your family and what that money would mean to them and your own life and if you didn't take it then another housemate would..why would you be loyal to someone you had only known a few weeks above the people you love and care for, that would be foolish imo...

A few weeks? Make that months.

Too much me, me, me in this world. Taking the money has a knock on effect to all those around you, and also makes a farce of a game show that should have given the money to whoever the public deems worthy.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

A few weeks? Make that months.

Too much me, me, me in this world. Taking the money has a knock on effect to all those around you, and also makes a farce of a game show that should have given the money to whoever the public deems worthy.

..a few weeks, a few months..?..it makes no difference over the people who are important to you, the people you love..those are the ones it would have a knock on effect with if you turned down the money for another housemate to take and ended up with nothing....