Joe Hunter‘s honest game got him into the final three in Survivor 48, but not being able to clock a lie lost him the game. He wanted to play honestly again in Survivor 50, but it quickly became clear that his style wasn’t popular among his fellow returning players. Still, Joe made it to the final three again, and in the same way he did before: being chosen for the final three by the last immunity winner. He tells TV Insider that it was immediately clear at the beginning of the final tribal council that he wasn’t getting any votes. In fact, he felt like some players hated him. (Read our finale recap here.)

Joe didn’t get any votes in the end, but he’s also never been voted out. Here, he explains why he felt his fate was sealed from the start in the final tribal, and why people are wrong when they say his style wasn’t a good fit for this season.

Originally published on tvinsider.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.

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