At least the jury didn't reward this kind of behavior, as other juries have in past seasons. I'm all for outwitting people, but this wasn't strategy on Dreamz's part. It was pure greed. He wanted that truck, and traded in a "promise to God" to get it. Don't take a bribe if you're not going to honor it. If he had just said no to the deal, he could easily have won the million, too. Instead, Earl won with a unanimous vote. Phew. He was a strong second choice for the win and is someone with some sense of decency. As for Yau-Man, I'm seeing some endorsement deals in his future. Wheaties, perhaps?

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All I know is that if Dreamz lived up to his word...and did the right thing..He would have had ALOT of offers..but..now he will fade away as a liar with no honor...
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