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| FLIRTING WITH DISASTER: DANIEL LUE VOTED OUT | ||
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February 27, 2003  With their minds more on the women than on the game, the men found themselves back at Tribal Council on night 9, where Daniel Lue, the 27-year-old tax accountant from Houston, Texas, was voted out of the Tambaqui tribe in a 6-1 decision. Daniel's weak performance at the Challenges and poor work ethic around camp contributed to his demise. After his torch was extinguished, Daniel left the Tribal Council area and looked back on his time spent in the jungle. "I don't regret a thing. With eight people, you aren't going to relate to everybody." ( Daniel's Final Words )
CONFLICT ARISES   After a torrential rain storm swept through, the men set out to complete the daily chores around camp, including fixing the leaky shelter and gathering water. Frustrated with Daniel's hesitation to help with the water, Roger Sexton, the 56-year-old V.P. of estimating from Valencia, California, commented on Daniel's lazy attitude. "Look at him. He is a little Hercules. If I can go down to pick up a 5-gallon jug of water and carry it back up…. It really got me hot, and I was tempted to smack the kid around, to be honest with you." ( Daniel reveals his strategy )
A BOND IS FORGED  Later, Matthew Von Ertfelda, the 33-year-old restaurant designer from Washington, DC, approached Daniel to help calm his nerves. "Don't get bummed out about Roger. There are still a lot of people just jockeying for position," Matthew stated. To further help calm Daniel's distraught mood, Matthew began speaking Mandarin Chinese. "Matthew is my best friend out here. When he tells you something, he means it, unlike the rest of the guys out here," Daniel explained.
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