u/Certain-Row-4812

If you think about it, before the World Tour, Harold always got into shitty situations:

- In TDI was in a very clique Killer Bass team headed by bully Duncan, so he was cooked immediately;

- In TDA got into Screaming Gaffers, which was a very strong team, but full of people disrespected him (Heather, Gwen and of course Duncan again), so again it was a hard time for him to actually show himself;

- In TDWT he finally got into a team with no enemies/generally chill guys, so it was a chance for him to take a breath and lead the way after two seasons of bullshit. But instead he failed two challenges (ok the first one was on Zeke but the second one was clearly his fault) and baited for Alejandro's trick to be his first victim. Kinda sad that things turned out this way for him...

We all know that the end of WWII is a kind of drawing line between Silent Gen and Baby Boomers, as well as the beginning of the Great Depression is also often seen as the drawing line between Greatest Gen and Silent Gen. So, I think the same logic with 11 September could work with Millenials and Gen Z. Like, anyone born before that is a Millenial and anyone born after is a Gen Z. What do you think about that?

I personally think you have 4 main options (not saying they're the only ones) for this, and either of them could be valid. However Leshawna is my pick, because she seems to be the most complete competitor. Other ones have some decent flaws in social/strategical/intellectual skills, while Leshawna was pretty good at everything most of the time. Jasmine is the close second. Tho if we're talking about who actually deserved to make it to the finals the most, then I'd lean towards Scott, since he made top 4 in both of his runs, yet never reached the finals

I think the main consensus in defining this usually boils down to these three. Cameron gets a pass from me since how great he performed in the finals. So, between Cody and Beth I'd pick Cody, because both weren't that noticeable during their runs, but Beth just seems to be a better overall player

Guess who?