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CHUAY JAI ON THE MONEY: PENNY RAMSEY VOTED OUT
November 21, 2002
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 On night 30, after a passion-filled Tribal Council, Penny Ramsey, the 27-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative from Plano, Texas, was voted out of the Chuay Jai tribe with four votes against her. After turning her back on her former ally Jake Billinglsey, the majority of former Chuay Gahn members banded together to help extinguish her torch. Penny will return every three days to observe Tribal Council as the third member of the Jury that will ultimately vote for who will win the million-dollar prize and the title Sole Survivor.
After leaving the Tribal Council area, Penny reflected on her time spent on the island: "Well, I definitely wasn't ready to leave the game, but I came out here knowing I was one of 16 and I wanted to see how far I could get, and I am very proud of myself." ( Penny's Final Words )
THE VOTING AFTERMATH
 On day 28, disturbed from having received three votes at the previous night's Tribal Council, Ted Rogers realized that the three former members of Sook Jai had targeted him. Jake informed Ted that former Chuay Gahn members, hoping to save themselves, told him to vote for Ted. Wary of Jake's information, Ted claimed, "Jake was sitting here lying to me, just as much as I was lying to him." Unbeknownst to Ted, it was Clay Jordan who spread the word to vote for Ted at the last Tribal Council. "Ted didn't know that we instigated those votes for him, and he won't," said Clay. ( Ted on receiving three votes )
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