The good news: Julie Rosenberg made it all the way to the end ofSurvivor: Edge of Extinction.
To be able to have that whole experience and be there the entire 39 days was unbelievable for me.
I made it to the end, and Im happy with it.
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Lets get into some of the things we just saw on the finale.
Lets say he had put you against Rick in fire.
Im not saying that I couldve done it the fastest.
I hadnt seen how Rick was making fire, but I was confident.
I think I couldve done it.
When Chris first gave me the necklace, Im happy.
And looking back, theres so many things I couldve done differently.
I was just surviving.
Thats what this is, itsSurvivor.
I survived out there, and maybe if you ever see me again, youll see Julie 2.0.
Do you think the jury held that stuff against you?I do.
I do now, I didnt feel like it at the time.
I was in pure starvation mode at that point.
I think I was the one that had gone the longest without food since the merge.
And so mission accomplished.
It actually happened, and I felt like I was the catalyst and the trigger for it.
Whatd you make of that whole speech?I mean, you know, its hard.
I truly did want to form a connection with him, and some alliance with him at the merge.
I knew he had kids.
I just didnt think it was gonna happen as soon as it did.
I really did want to work with Rick.
So, in the end, I think he understood.
Were really good friends now, theres no hard feelings.
I mean, who knows.
I was naked at the time.
Do you know what thats like?
Im gonna leave it at that.
