[JerseyWins]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

He was pretty friendly with her for some time but completely burned that bridge on her way out. Paul's entire MO was to float from group to group and dogpile on that week's pariah as they were on their way out the door and that is... surprisingly not a good strategy to win Big Brother! He did it to Frank and Bridgette, he did it to Paulie, he did it to Natalie, and he even did it to James at the very end of the season. Natalie tried to make amends with Paul but he just brushed her aside and didn't care, and that understandably weighs more on someone's mind than how good of friends Natalie and Paul were weeks earlier. Like, even Natalie's jury question was pretty much asking Paul if he ever feels bad for crossing the line with how he treated some of the other HGs and he basically just laughed at her question and dismissed her hurt feelings as "well that's just my personality!" which shows that he really doesn't get it.

That's true. I just don't think he was actually that mean of a person to anyone, he just gave zero *****s and it was all part of his sense of humor. His problem was he thought people would see & accept that and give him the win anyway. But sh*tting on people on their way out the door is definitely going to lose you votes and that's why I see why Natalie wouldn't vote for him. (I also remember thinking that keeping on an act in his goodbye to Da'Vonne that he had no idea she was going was bad jury management as well so it started early)

[Tregard]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

That's true. I just don't think he was actually that mean of a person to anyone, he just gave zero *****s and it was all part of his sense of humor. His problem was he thought people would see & accept that and give him the win anyway. But sh*tting on people on their way out the door is definitely going to lose you votes and that's why I see why Natalie wouldn't vote for him. (I also remember thinking that keeping on an act in his goodbye to Da'Vonne that he had no idea she was going was bad jury management as well so it started early)

The real problem is Paul had an absolutely concrete win against James and didn't take it. I was rooting for him the whole time and thought that was the only real mistake he made.

[JerseyWins]

Originally Posted by Tregard

The real problem is Paul had an absolutely concrete win against James and didn't take it. I was rooting for him the whole time and thought that was the only real mistake he made.

Yeah, it's a shame he didn't realize that.