WORST Survivor Auction Purchases of All Time
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2022
- I have gone through every Survivor Auction and found the worst purchases throughout all the season. Some items were good for one player and bad for another, others were very little portions (especially for the price), and other items were either just gross or completely useless. Tell me your opinion. Which purchase has been the very worst in Survivor history?
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The Survivor Auction is an event that occasionally appears in Survivor.
About
The Survivor Auction is a special Reward Challenge where the players are temporarily relieved from competing in strenuous challenges. Instead, they will be given a specific sum of money where they must outbid the other contestants for certain items, mostly food, with instances where a temporary use of amenities or a visit from loved ones are also offered. There are also instances where there are game-changing powers that contestants can outbid on, such as the power to send another player to Exile Island, an advantage at the next Immunity Challenge, or a clue to a Hidden Immunity Idol. The host would pound a gavel on the auction table, denoting that the item has already been sold.
At pre-determined points, the host will offer covered items which will remain covered until there is a winning bidder. In connection to covered items, there are also "trap items," which reveal an undesirable prize, such as exotic food items or boiled water from their camp. Also, the host will sometimes tempt the contestant to trade his/her chosen item for another sealed item, which sometimes reveal a "better" item(s), or sometimes a more undesirable one(s).
In recent seasons, players are to outbid on items that would benefit the entire tribe, such as all-tribe food items to be eaten in a certain amount of time, or extra food supply. This could serve as doing a favor for the tribe, in order to establish a better position in the game, perhaps expecting their tribe to return the favor.
Rules
Prior to the auction starting, the host announces the guidelines of the auction. In order for a contestant to bid, they must adhere to the following rules:
Castaways are given a predetermined amount of money (which may vary from local currency to USD) and can choose to bid as many times as they wish using however much money they have.
The host would open the bidding with a flat rate that follows the prescribed increment (if bidding is at $20 increments, the host may open the bidding at $40). This rule has been abandoned in recent seasons.
Bids will be in increments at the host's discretion. Castaways can, however, immediately bid a large amount, or all of the money in their possession, in an attempt to instantly win a desired item.
"Pooling" (sharing money along with the item up for auction with other players) is permitted, as long as they share the item and/or vice versa. This option has been voided since Cook Islands.
Food which is bought must be eaten before leaving the auction area.
The auction will usually end without notice.
Sealed/covered items will remain covered until the item is sold.
Host Jeff Probst has revealed that after the auction, the contestants may keep their unspent money. Jeff even claimed that some contestants do not bid at all so that they can keep the money.[1]
If two or more people who have all their money want to bid all of it on the same item, they will draw rocks to decide who wins. This rule was implemented starting with Cagayan.[2]
Impact
The auction is well received by fans, primarily with seeing the contestants enjoying food and sharing it with their tribemates or keeping it for themselves. It also provides insight as to whether or not a castaway will risk what they have bought in order for a concealed item, which is typically exotic....
Occurrences:
The Australian Outback
"Let's Make a Deal"
Africa
"We Are Family"
Thailand
"The Ocean's Surprise"
The Amazon
"Q and A"
Palau
"I'll Show You How Threatening I Am"
Guatemala
"Price for Immunity"
Cook Islands
"You're a Rat..."
Micronesia
"I'm Ruthless... and Have a Smile on My Face"
Gabon
"Nothing Tastes Better than Five Hundred Dollars"
Tocantins
"The Ultimate Sacrifice"
Samoa
"Off with Their Heads!"
One World
"I'm No Dummy"
Philippines
"Hell Hath Frozen Over"
Caramoan
"Come Over to the Dark Side"
Cagayan
"Chaos Is My Friend"
Worlds Apart
"Bring the Popcorn" - Zábava
The chicken hearts one from tocantins is actually reeeeeally really good, its really apreciated here in Brazil, steven wasnt in a bad situation at all haha
Stephen*
I think that's the nicer way to spell it.
@@quinna5537 I think the more important part is that the way you spelled it is the correct way to spell his name. As someone named Brett I think the one t spelling looks stupid, but for someone like Bret LaBelle I'm going to use the correct spelling of his name.
here in the philippines, they are used in a lot of dishes
I’ve had it before! You’re not wrong!
It looked good. I would have eaten them too.
That woman giving up that good looking meal to feed the tribe rice and beans should be in the "best" video.
The best one is Eric and James
Eric "ill bid 40 dollars to luck chocolate fingers"
James *chugging fruit bat soup* "there is something wrong with that boy"
James had so many good quotes across the seasons, they're the type of quotes that you could remove any identifying information such as the voice and the video and just type them out, and you could immediately identify them as Jamesisms.
I THOUGHT THE EXACT SAME THING!!!!! IM DEAD LOLOLOL
3:55 that bat soup didn't aged well
Damn you beat me to it.
@@EquiEsti6194 same
COVID was man-made in a Chinese lab.
John: they won't vote me out cuz they didn't get pie
Jeff: 10th person voted out, John
John: WELL I REGRETED THAT ACTION
1:18 I love how Amber was ready to douse Jeff with the water.
I would ask is it worth it to lose the water?
Thank you for showing John who said he was confident in not getting voted out cuz of not sharing the pie.
I wanted to know wether he got voted out or not and then you showed him getting voted off so thank you!
Also I am watching survivor season 13 off ur channel. Ty for posting that! :)))
It's possible he could have still gotten voted off even if he had shared the pie. It's a game.
@@maidahaltrecht6577 you’re right! I was just saying thank you to the video creater. :D
@@maidahaltrecht6577 yeah but he was cocky I would of voted his ass out to for saying it
5:23 Always found this one weird, as the chicken hearts were seemingly supposed to be the special gross item of that season's Auction, but there's nothing wrong with chicken hearts? It seems that all they did was boil them or something so they were probably kinda bland but other than that, heart is just a muscle and eating them when cooked normally is like eating regular chicken meat, just a bit more chewy
They just look and sound gross
I loved that he ended up liking them.
I mean yeah. Like if chicken feet and chicken oysters are eaten and are good, chicken hearts can’t possibly be that bad
The only items from the Outback auction that weren’t pitifully small were the burger and the thanksgiving dinner. Everything else could be eaten in three bites or less.
You can eat Mountain Dew that big for three bites
john really thought they wouldn’t vote him off after he didn’t give up the pie
Imagine if one of the contestants is allergic to penuts and they get a mystery item that has peanut butter or some sort a peanut and they just goes “ Y’all got epi pens “
They know the survivors allergies. They wouldn’t have an auction with any stuff that even one person is allergic too. So they wouldn’t serve anything with peanuts
In the earlier seasons of survivor Jeff used to offer the castaways nothing but a morsel of food a damn tease of a snack and he used to charge them an arm and a leg for it like he would charge $1000 for 3 Doritos which is total disrespect in my book
Almost did so in the Merge Feast during Game Changers too.
John: I won't get voted off because I won't share pie
Also John: *gets voted off*
I have gone through every Survivor Auction and found the worst purchases throughout all the season. Some items were good for one player and bad for another, others were very little portions (especially for the price), and other items were either just gross or completely useless. Tell me your opinion. Which purchase has been the very worst in Survivor history?
Here is a link to the BEST Survivor Auction Purchases of All Time: czcams.com/video/zqjS4mjGEhc/video.html
Worst outcomes:
- Bowl of white rice (multiple auctions)
- Amber's river water
- A Coconut
- Bat soup
- Trip to Exile, courtesy of tribe mate (multiple seasons)
In Worlds Apart, Will bought himself out of the auction for $180! I would be pissed!
I like how the pie auction was bad not cause of the deal but the outcome. 😂😂.
Share the pie you fool. Seriously John, that's the dumbest move at an auction.
Outside Mike's middle finger to the rest of the cast in worlds apart obviously.
He was going home either way...
I've said this before on other videos. He was in a position where if he shared it with anyone it would reveal his alliances. He was in the middle of two different alliances, so taking the pie for himself was probably his best choice in the moment. We might see it as stupid, watching it back on CZcams, but when you are in that moment, you need to make decisions quickly, that sometimes don't work either way
John's poor decision was asking everyone if they wanted pie, and then took the pie for himself, he should've just kept the pie without asking anyone
@@bartallen8121 That's true, however he would have been in a bad situation even without saying anything
@@bartallen8121 It's possible he still may have gotten voted off. I don't know.
I wish they bring this back
Apple 🍎 Pie guy should’ve knew better.
COVID started from that guy with the bays😐😱
3:37 man got caught in 4k lookin 😎📸
I feel bad for Brenda cuz she hesitated the whole challenge and when she went for it she got screwed ovr 😢
i died laughing when they voted john off for not giving them some apple pie :D :D :D
Huge fan of Andrea for giving up her spaghetti for the tribe
They didnt know it then but the prices are realistic for this economy
I hope they bring back Survivor Auctions but maybe change the rules a bit.
You snapped on John 😆
chocolate and peanut butter that will give you energy for the next challenges.
Remember that in early seasons they had way more food at camp. So the rewards were smaller
That lasagna looked soooo good lol
What was the last clip about?
6:48 💀
He really should have shared that apple pie 😂
I feel like whenever they say “please be good” it ends up being bad 😂
Man those early auctions were so stingy
Chicken hearts are actually quite tasty
Poor Brenda.
That one hurt to watch.
To be fair, in the early seasons, the food portions in the auctions were smaller compared to the latter seasons. So the idea that they are "worst" is moot or relative.
When it cut to John being voted out I fucking snorted
Looking back, the entire Survivor Australia auction was definitely a let down
What did the girl say to Jeff about the chocolate and peanut butter? They covered it up with thunder
I also really want to know
What was the last one?
Mike not getting his letter still pissed me off to this day
He did get it at the end
It’s a game. Relax.
great edit showing him get voted off after the apple pie hahah
6:50 did he really think everyone wouldn't vote him out after that?
He's probably still kicking himself about that move. I hope he enjoyed that slice of pie.
so what did they eat at camp?
i love how she looks dissapointed and dude with a smile:i eat it 4:00
Imagine if they brought the auction back like it was in the first part of this video. just a tiny morsel and people pay hundreds for it.
Can somebody explain what the whole situation was in the last clip??
A lot of people didn’t buy anything the entire auction so they could all bid on a chance to win an advantage. However there were letters from home and they all agreed they would buy it for 20 so they could still all have the same chance at getting the advantage, but that one guy decided to backtrack and not buy the letter, even though the others did so he would automatically win with the most amount of money. At the end people were returning their letters tho and he decided to just buy them. Hope that clears it up
@@pokkemuur6539 like an idiot might I also add.
@@pokkemuur6539 so he bought the letters for everyone?
@@maidahaltrecht6577 no
@@pokkemuur6539 Frankly the way the show should have dealt with this was to end the auction without an advantage one year, making everyone who didn't buy anything get nothing. Would set president for future auctions that just because an advantage came in the past, does not mean you will get one in the future.
Also any advantage you get in front of the whole tribe is a curse more than an advantage, it just puts a target on your back.
10:15 Can someone explain to me what exactly happened? I know that the previous one opened the scroll and had to leave, but of the next two, one did not take the scroll and the other did which made him angry. But what were those final scrolls? And why did the girl return hers? Were they the same as the guy who had to leave earlier?
They were letters from home. The group had decided to each spend $20 bucks so they could all get a letter and still have the same amount of money to have a fair chance at the upcoming advantage being auctioned off. Mike went last and didn't buy one. Essentially tricking the group and securing the advantage for himself. Although he did go and buy a letter after the fact his fate with the group was already sealed.
@@spex One of the single dumbest moves ever made. An advantage means nothing when the entire tribe unanimously wants you gone. EVEN IF you won immunity every single round, the jury still hates you.
the Palau crabs. that proves incorrect the "rule" that you always switch. Ian was offered to switch and if he did he would've ended up with the jar of crabs.
how about fake smile tasha fox being all but told the auction was ending and still not bidding? what a smart player
2:45 what is it?
How is someone not getting the bad item in this? That's not a bad purchase unless you just mean the worst items that were up for purchase.
Pro just put the whole Australian Outback auction LoL
Well...you're not wrong 😁
It’s him given them portions knowing their stomach empty
As a person who ate chicken hearts . They are good. He is eating good .
Called just being hungry.
they got salty over the pie
John got REKT
Is this their actual money that they spending? Or what? Do they give them a certain amount?
They are all given money at the start, and don't get to keep the money after the auction. It's basically monopoly money.
Those chicken hearts looked good, gonna have to try to kabob them instead of frying them sometime.
They are quite good
That bat soup started Covid
both bats and slug guts are not really sanitary and safe to eat.
Why are they complaining about chicken hearts? Is literally good food lmao
Them voting John out for him not giving them pie is the craziest reason to get voted off of survivor I’m certain
Everything from australia was bad from a quantity point of view 🤣
Softdrinks,crackers and chocolate, lasagna isnt bad at all😁
500 dollars buys u a Rock 😂
Wtf..chicken heart is ewwed at? Omg that is one of the most nutritious and tasty food out there
I'd pay everything for chicken hearts 😜
chicken hearts is one of the most tasty thing ever
Chicken hearts are good 😅
Chicken hearts are actually delicious
Kenny has the worst attitude
I don't know I think these auction items are good enough to make you want to slap your mama
6:25
I'm gonna be a bit of a critic here but some of these weren't even purchased, such as Reynold's coconut, Danni's uncooked corn, Erik's octopus, Ian's live crabs, you get my point. I don't think I can agree with them being purchases when the person who bought the item didn't even get the items because they managed to trade for something decent. Kass' rice is the exception because it was auctioned up next and Trish bought it.
I was actually hoping they were more just people overspending for dumb items, not them getting hosed on a mystery plate that turned out to be a gag item. For example, Skupin paying 500 instantly for some cheese and wine, Natalie instantly jumping way up to 200 for a PB&J, and things like that. I did get a kick out of you putting up practically the whole Australian auction minus only a few actual good items that they had.
Also, everyone talks about Penner having an all time auction performance (Luke Toki from Australian's version not withstanding), and I'd agree with that take, but I think Alex could have given him a run for his money had he picked the lasagna. Later on he also got a steak.
Yeah, I debated whether or not I should keep them in the edit and ultimately decided it was fun to see what could have been.
And yes, I agree about Australia...most items in that auction were terrible 😂
Randy Bailey too had quite a performance with the chocolate chip cookies, especially with Sugar.
Too selfish john😅
James ate coronavirus
And thus started the global pandemic (well delayed by about 12 years 😜)
i’d thought he’d be immuned
Nah he good because he took the skin off
Eats bat and Covid was born
No he didn’t, that didn’t start until 2019 in China.
Well its not made in China
Watching that subhuman bestial animal getting kicked back to camp was the best guft ever.