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WHAT'S UP, DOC? CARL VOTED OUT
October 25, 2001
 After a tension-filled 4-4 split vote, Carl Bilancione, the 46-year-old Dentist from Winter Springs, Florida, became the first Samburu tribe member to walk off alone from Tribal Council. The tribe was deadlocked in a tie vote, with older members voting for 27-year-old advertising account executive Lindsey Richter to leave, and younger members voting for Carl. As neither tribe member had previous votes to count against him or her, and thus break the tie, both became the first Survivors to enter a Tribal Council Question-and-Answer round. In the end, Carl lost, leaving the Samburu tribe and seeming to shift, at least for now, the balance of power to its younger members.
After walking down the lonely path, Carl reflected on his tribe's division: "Our tribe is split by a generation gap. We have four people in their forties with a sense of responsibility, and the others are just confused in their life. I am worried about that generation. I have no regrets." ( Hear Carl's
Final Words )
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