Jeff just keeps pushing. He talks about how the votes are worth a million bucks. The hat might make the difference! What about the hat? The hat! Parvati jumps aboard, talking about how Yul has been trying to "win votes from the beginning." Jeff keeps it up, asking Adam whether people are playing for votes. Adam says that only Yul is, and only "a little." ["Oh, well if ADAM says so. Maybe Yul is the 'only' one who's playing for votes because he's the 'only' one who basically has a guarantee that he'll make it to the final episode, unlike Adam and Parvati the fucking useless losers." -- Wing Chun] Yul finally raises his hand (hee), and when Jeff calls on him, he kind of chuckles, and you can tell he can't believe this has become such an issue, and he says that obviously, he voted Jonathan off, and there's a desire to "appease any resentment" Jonathan might be feeling: "So it serves both purposes." Jonathan makes a bitchface that I do not at all believe is remotely related to that comment, because I don't think Jonathan would in any way fault Yul for doing this or for saying that about it. The whole thing is so ridiculous, you know? People suck up to jurors all the time. Candice actually mouthed words to Adam during the last tribal council! Can we possibly get a little consistency, or is Jeff Probst so threatened by Jonathan and Yul because they're smarter than the typical contestant that he has to sandbag them in the game? It's bordering on really inappropriate and unfair, and I'd be in favor of somebody he works for telling him that it's not a lot of fun for the viewers when the host of the show is obviously trying to put his thumb on the scale and, in this case, make Yul look bad because he personally prefers Ozzy. Isn't it kind of obvious? It is to me.