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His basic strategy is to "tell a select few people that we need to change the game" and go with them to the end, where the strong will then battle it out. Along the way, he'll play above-board. Like Survivor Gabon's Marcus, he seems to have clearly drawn moral lines. "I love winning-almost more than anything-but not at the brooking of my integrity and my honesty," he told me, and later said, "I don't care about the money-I mean, I do, I want a million dollars, but not on my reputation."

His biggest challenge, then, is "to have the intuition to know who to elect as those corporals or generals, those leaders, that's going to be the important thing. Because if I reveal that strategy to somebody who wants to turn and use it against me, then I'm going to be out and I'm going to be out early," he said.

Who are those people that he was "trying to give them mental telepathy as I'm sitting next to them" at Ponderosa? He said Candace and JT were "like pleading at me with their eyes to take them into the fold," but thinks JT isn't physically strong enough and Candace is smart but too "freaked out about bugs and stuff." He also cited the "tall guy, blonde hair, real Abercrombie and Fitch type" (Tyson, I assumed) who has "condescending attitude" and has "a lot of damage control to do" because he acts "very superior."

Pre-game, he saw his final four alliance as including Debra and Brendan, and maybe the guy with the "square jaw, dark hair, mid-20s." He was pissed at Brendan, the "famous businessman," for revealing that he was being cast (more on that with Brendan's interview), but Benjamin said that because Brendan's business and sales depend upon his behavior on the show, Benjamin has "kind of got him by the balls on that."