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Carol Journey didn’t really manage to live out her name as her journey on the Big Brother 8 contest ended with her eviction last Thursday. On their very first day inside the Big Brother house, Journey came face to face with a former high school friend. That moment of shock and awe forever doomed her chances of making it far in the competition. The first casualty of Big Brother 8 spoke with Buddy TV about her experience on the show, particularly having to deal with Jessica Hughbank’s presence. When asked about how she felt when she saw Jessica, Carol said, “I honestly had no idea it was going to be anyone from my past, I was sitting there thinking of anyone and anything that it could be and nothing of significance came to mind whatsoever. I was listening to the other houseguests talk about their horror stories of previous encounters and I had nothing in comparison to those so it honestly did not even cross my mind that I would be involved in that twist…I was just kind of honestly shocked to see her walk down the stairs. I thought that our conflict was so petty to the other two conflicts, I mean the scorned lovers and the love-hate relationship between the father and daughter were so much more impacting on the show than two friends who got in a fight in eighth grade.” Carol went on to explain what she thought happened between the two of them back in eighth grade. “You know, I honestly, I can't remember what our fight was about. I don't know where she got this whole five-dollar thing, but wherever in her mind she thought that that was significant, I don't know. But I honestly think it was just a he-said, she-said sort of thing where words got twisted and a fight broke out and we never made up and never buried the hatchet.” More than any other factor, it seemed as though Jessica’s presence really unhinged Carol’s game plan. “The thing that was most different for me was I considered a way of approaching the game and I thought of a way of how I wanted to be while I was in the house, but then as soon as Jessica walked down the stairs it completely changed everything and just made my situation so much more uncomfortable and so much more difficult. I would have felt like I would have been able to enjoy myself and I would have had so much more fun had she not been there…I can't really say that I was much of a game-player in the first place, that's because my strategy was pretty much non-aggressive, but I had expectations of having fun and taking a lot of joy out of the events and whatnot, and just having her there, having to share that with her, just ruined any sort of enjoyment I could get out of the whole experience.” For more resources about Big Brother or for the full story of Exclusive Interview: Carol Journey, First Evicted on Big Brother 8 please review this link http://www.buddytv.com
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