Here is David's reasoning for voting for Adam:

 

Well, I voted for Adam because I related a little more to Adam’s gameplay in terms of his idol hunting and finding. He was very likable and I guess I saw a lot of myself in his game. So I kind of felt like when I wrote down his name, I was voting for myself. That’s not to say that Ken or Hannah didn’t play great games. Because I think they did. Just by a slight margin, I thought that Adam played a better game.

You freaking moron. Finding the idols doesn't mean anything if you hilariously play BOTH OF THEM HORRIBLY.

What exactly did Adam do that was good game play?

He at least played the game. Ken and Hannah didn't even play. Ken won a couple of challenges, but it's not like was winning challenges to save himself, he wasn't going home anyways because nobody saw him as a threat because all he did was sit around at camp and follow orders. Adam found 2 idols, made a couple moves, tried to make more moves but people were stupid. Adam is extremely flawed, but he played the game. Ken winning would be like giving super bowl MVP to the backup QB. All he did was sit around and watch from the sidelines.

I thought overall Adam played a fairly stupid game. He could never keep his mouth shut and as you said he was on the wrong side of a lot of votes including the one where he played his last idol. I really believe that Ken did himself irreparable damage when Will approached him about an alliance and he immediately went to Jay and told him what Will had said. It seemed at that time that he wad only interested in working with David and would hear nothing else. He basically alienated both sides when he did that. In the end he couldn't even get David's vote and David had been his closest ally.

 

All that said I think Adam wins against any of the final 6 but Jay and David.

Exactly. He didn't play great. But he played the game and played to win. Ken just squeaked by and Hannah was under some dillusion that she was somehow calling the shots.

He at least played the game. Ken and Hannah didn't even play. Ken won a couple of challenges, but it's not like was winning challenges to save himself, he wasn't going home anyways because nobody saw him as a threat because all he did was sit around at camp and follow orders. Adam found 2 idols, made a couple moves, tried to make more moves but people were stupid. Adam is extremely flawed, but he played the game. Ken winning would be like giving super bowl MVP to the backup QB. All he did was sit around and watch from the sidelines.

 

Hannah was playing every bit as much as David was. And frankly Ken was playing too. Just in an old school way. Which is MUCH easier to do when you win three out of the last four individual immunity challenges.

Here is David's reasoning for voting for Adam:

 

You freaking moron. Finding the idols doesn't mean anything if you hilariously play BOTH OF THEM HORRIBLY.

It means something because it is something. Ken didn't even do "something". It's a move. He tried. Ken didn't even try. He just sat around and watched the sun all day.

Hannah turned Ken on David which was what gave any of the final 3 a chance. Hannah outed Adam's idol to get Brett out which is what she wanted. And that was in just the last episode.

 

During this same period of time Adam couldn't get David voted out when he wanted to and misplayed ANOTHER idol.

 

What show were you people watching???

Hannah was playing every bit as much as David was. And frankly Ken was playing too. Just in an old school way. Which is MUCH easier to do when you win three out of the last four individual immunity challenges.

Hannah did what she was told and was under the illusion that she had free will but she didn't. David and Zeke made her feel like she was controlling something. Old school? They talked strategy in the old school way. Ken didn't talk strategy.

Hannah turned Ken on David which was what gave any of the final 3 a chance. Hannah outed Adam's idol to get Brett out which is what she wanted. And that was in just the last episode.

 

During this same period of time Adam couldn't get David voted out when he wanted to and misplayed ANOTHER idol.

 

What show were you people watching???

Hannah didn't do anything. Ken wasn't even listening to her. Ken made the decision because he isn't an idiot. David beats everyone.

Hannah did what she was told and was under the illusion that she had free will but she didn't. David and Zeke made her feel like she was controlling something. Old school? They talked strategy in the old school way. Ken didn't talk strategy.

 

Hannah seemed to be every bit in charge of getting Brett out and was definitely what got David out of the game. Getting Ken to flip on David was WAY bigger than the sum of everything Adam did.

It means something because it is something. Ken didn't even do "something". It's a move. He tried. Ken didn't even try. He just sat around and watched the sun all day.

 

The only thing it was, was another opportunity for Adam to screw up...

Hannah seemed to be every bit in charge of getting Brett out and was definitely what got David out of the game. Getting Ken to flip on David was WAY bigger than the sum of everything Adam did.

She was "in charge" because she was the swing vote. She made a stupid move that was WAY worse than any stupid move Adam made. Also she didn't flip Ken. Ken made that decision 100% on his own.

The only thing it was, was another opportunity for Adam to screw up...

He made himself opportunitys though. Neither of the other 2 did.

Hannah didn't do anything. Ken wasn't even listening to her. Ken made the decision because he isn't an idiot. David beats everyone.

 

Hannah didn't do anything? She outed Adam's idol because he had no sense of who he can trust in the game. She got the move done that she wanted. Something Adam couldn't do...

He made himself opportunitys though. Neither of the other 2 did.

 

Hannah made an opportunity. She took another one of Adam's failed opportunities and turned it into the move she wanted....

Getting Ken to flip on David was WAY bigger than the sum of everything Adam did.

 

I don't think Hannah had anything to do with Ken flipping on David.

 

Seems she didn't think she had much to do with it either or else she would have mentioned it last night when given the perfect opportunity.