I am really surprised that Brooke made it all the way to the end. I'm happy for Scott. He had to put up with a lot! Hopefully, after Brooke has watched the show, she sees how incredibly annoying the constant whining and bitching is. If she had been teamed up with the male version of herself (Shamir), she would have been gone the first leg. 😆

Yeah -- one would have killed the other -- TARs first murder!

But yes -- Scott deserved all the money for putting up with that horribly unpleasant shrew. I hope she uses her share of the winnings to get mental help -- but I don't think a half million would be enough! By far, the worst person to win TAR!

PLUS -- if Redmond hadn't helped her with that spoon thing, she'd still be squatting in some god-forsaken corner of the world, moaning about her being a miserable, incompetent failure. AND -- how did she pay him back? By U-turning his team! Miserable, horrible beotch.

C'mon, Karma!

@cursethedarkness said:

PLUS -- if Redmond hadn't helped her with that spoon thing, she'd still be squatting in some god-forsaken corner of the world, moaning about her being a miserable, incompetent failure. AND -- how did she pay him back? By U-turning his team! Miserable, horrible beotch.

C'mon, Karma!

In all fairness, Redmond was his worst enemy. Why couldn't he turn around as his partner suggested? If he had done that, they would have made it to another leg.

Yep, I'm one of the screamers, altho yes Scott does deserve to win for putting up with her. Question: the vacations that the winners get on each leg -- do you think they have to go at the same time? Is it a "trip for 2" for each of them, being able to take along another person? Remember, Scott & Whiner won one leg -- can you imagine Scott wanting another trip with her?

And I live in Chicago, and I usually defend this beautiful city whenever I hear others talk about it as if it's the Wild Wild West... but man, if ever there was time for random gun violence.... ;-)

@Poetist said:

@cursethedarkness said:

PLUS -- if Redmond hadn't helped her with that spoon thing, she'd still be squatting in some god-forsaken corner of the world, moaning about her being a miserable, incompetent failure. AND -- how did she pay him back? By U-turning his team! Miserable, horrible beotch.

C'mon, Karma!

In all fairness, Redmond was his worst enemy. Why couldn't he turn around as his partner suggested? If he had done that, they would have made it to another leg.

I'm pretty sure you're thinking of that bull-headed ginger bearded butcher Michael who wouldn't listen to Liz and turn around (men don't need directions -- least of all from a woman, don'tchaknow).

@cursethedarkness said:

@Poetist said:

@cursethedarkness said:

PLUS -- if Redmond hadn't helped her with that spoon thing, she'd still be squatting in some god-forsaken corner of the world, moaning about her being a miserable, incompetent failure. AND -- how did she pay him back? By U-turning his team! Miserable, horrible beotch.

C'mon, Karma!

In all fairness, Redmond was his worst enemy. Why couldn't he turn around as his partner suggested? If he had done that, they would have made it to another leg.

I'm pretty sure you're thinking of that bull-headed ginger bearded butcher Michael who wouldn't listen to Liz and turn around (men don't need directions -- least of all from a woman, don'tchaknow).

Yep, that's the one.

Heads-up, I'm starting a new thread for the new season.