[Rorkimaru]

Personally I don't think it should have been an option but with the option in front of you you'd be a fool not to take it. He would have survived the vote but he doesn't know that. It's a game. Problem is it's going to kill his chances of winning.

[jegmeister]

Originally Posted by Rorkimaru

Personally I don't think it should have been an option but with the option in front of you you'd be a fool not to take it. He would have survived the vote but he doesn't know that. It's a game. Problem is it's going to kill his chances of winning.

Is it though? Are you seriously suggesting there are people who would have voted for him next week who now won't? A handful maybe. Nick isn't actually that popular on any of the polls. He isn't unpopular either. I honestly don't think this will make any difference one way or the other.

However, those people who have never wanted him to win are now suddenly popping up, pretending they liked him (but never did or haven't for a long time) and have now changed their mind. It's all one big con trick I'm afraid.

[Rorkimaru]

Originally Posted by jegmeister

Is it though? Are you seriously suggesting there are people who would have voted for him next week who now won't?

I'm not suggesting it I'm stating it. That is absolutely the case. I know he's not that popular anymore and hasn't been in to win for a while but a move for yourself, especially one that steps on another housemate will entirely turn off a lot of viewers because they don't see it as a part of the game. Many viewers want them to be lovely and want them to be friends and any sort of betrayal of that is an unholy crime.

The housemates are not friends first. They are competitors first and friends second.