He's a long time fan of Survivor and he defines himself as a student of the game - someone who knows how to play no matter the circumstances. He admits that winning involves not only how well he plays, but also who he plays with, and if he has the ability to read people, than he will go far. John is obviously smart, an Ivy League law student, but not very athletic. he's fun (I've seen some forum posts he wrote a while back) and I love it that he was involved with Survivor Sucks at one point. I also love it that he doesn't compare himself with David Murphy, who was a douche and made all lawyers look bad.He won't be seen as a threat at the beginning, but depending on the relationships he manages to build with the others and how well he does in challenges, he can either be booted early, as someone who doesn't contribute much to the tribe winning immunity, or be kept around because he's a fun guy who's not perceived as a danger to the others.My take: yey!If he plays like Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishback, he has my vote of confidence. I love two kinds of men on Survivor: the very athletic ones (like Ozzy or Grant from RI) and the strategic likable guys (with the accent on likable), and he falls in the latter.
He's a long time fan of Survivor and he defines himself as a student of the game - someone who knows how to play no matter the circumstances. He admits that winning involves not only how well he plays, but also who he plays with, and if he has the ability to read people, than he will go far. John is obviously smart, an Ivy League law student, but not very athletic. he's fun (I've seen some forum posts he wrote a while back) and I love it that he was involved with Survivor Sucks at one point. I also love it that he doesn't compare himself with David Murphy, who was a douche and made all lawyers look bad.He won't be seen as a threat at the beginning, but depending on the relationships he manages to build with the others and how well he does in challenges, he can either be booted early, as someone who doesn't contribute much to the tribe winning immunity, or be kept around because he's a fun guy who's not perceived as a danger to the others.My take: yey!If he plays like Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishback, he has my vote of confidence. I love two kinds of men on Survivor: the very athletic ones (like Ozzy or Grant from RI) and the strategic likable guys (with the accent on likable), and he falls in the latter.