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SURVIVOR: PANAMA
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| JACARÉ, WE HAVE A PROBLEM: DAVE JOHNSON VOTED OUT | ||
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April 3, 2003 On night 24, Dave Johnson, the 24-year-old rocket scientist from Pasadena, California, was voted out of the Jacaré tribe in an 8-1 vote. Perceived as a strong competitor and therefore a threat to others, his tribe members sent him packing at Tribal Council. Dave becomes the eighth castaway voted out of SURVIVOR: THE AMAZON, and the first member of the Jury. He and subsequent jury members will return every three nights to observe Tribal Council and eventually cast their votes for the Sole Survivor. After leaving Tribal Council, Dave delivered his Final Words: "I wish the best for everybody out there. I am here right now and I am hungry. Take care." ( Dave's Final Words )
DAVE MUST GO   On day 25, after Deena Bennett and Rob Cesternino celebrated Roger Sexton's removal from the tribe at the previous night's Tribal Council, Dave realized his vulnerable position in the game. "I think that all my stability in this game has now been turned upside down," he observed, "Because I did put my roots into an alliance with Roger." Recognizing his precarious place in the tribe, Dave helped Butch Lockley construct a dock for the tribe's boat.
However, Dave's act of generosity backfired in the mind of Rob, who questioned Dave's sincerity. "I can't take him any more," Rob declared, "He is a showoff, and he is arrogant. Dave has got to go." 
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