It wouldn’t be a season of Big Brother without complaints, and in addition to the live feeds starting late and removing a key feature I rather enjoyed, two Houseguests are already grinding my gears amid Season 27.
It seems to happen every season, but I can’t remember the last time I heard someone say this early in a season — that they weren’t trying to win the game.
Kelley And Rylie Are Already Talking About Not Wanting To Win Big Brother
Kelley Jorgensen has already made some questionable moves during her short stint on Big Brother. She requested to be nominated by her Final 2 partner, Vince Panaro, when he first won HOH, and then doubled down on it when Ashley Hollis won the Week 1 veto competition and took herself off the block.
Now, Jorgensen is up for nomination to go home, and, if she doesn’t win the BB Blockbuster, it’s looking like she stands a good chance of being the first person sent out. That said, I’m not sure she’d be all that broken up about it, given the comments she made to Rylie Jeffries on the live feeds:
“It sounds so bad, but I’m genuinely not here to win. I’m here to make a name for myself”.
If Kelley manages to get herself sent home by her Final 2 partner in Week 1, she certainly will make a name for herself. I doubt that’s the kind of reputation she’s aiming for, however, since people who play BB poorly or get booted immediately rarely benefit from the fame that comes from being on the series.
Then there’s Rylie, who was possibly still reeling from the house trying to out him as the accomplice right out of the gate. He was caught on the feeds talking about how he’s not even interested in winning the prize money, because there’s more money to be made in opportunities he can get outside of the house:
I had Rylie on my list of Houseguests I didn’t feel great about, and this is just another negative to add to that list. He’s fine with being on Big Brother and competing, but appears to have zero interest in wheeling and dealing in the social element of the game. I understand wanting to play with integrity, or having morals that prevent you from certain things. However, the notion of someone just flat-out refusing to engage is very disappointing, especially when they were likely aware it was part of the game going in.
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