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Nick Wilson
Biography
 
Hometown: Williamsburg, Kentucky
Current residence: Williamsburg, Kentucky
Previous season: Winner of Survivor: David vs. Goliath (Season 37)
Occupation: Attorney

Hobbies: Fantasy baseball, hiking, riding four-wheelers (off-road vehicles), fishing, boating on the lake, tailgating at football games and horse races, and anything outdoors!

Pet peeves: Know-it-alls, closed-mindedness, judgmental people, unwarranted outrage, or to sum it all in one word: Twitter.

Three words to describe you: Charming, cunning, and cheeky.

When did you first watch Survivor?
Season 1 finale.

Do you still watch Survivor?
Every Wednesday! I am even considering starting a Survivor podcast.

Who is your inspiration in life?
Sandra, because I want to be the next two-time winner.

What does Survivor mean to you and your family?
Survivor has helped me through hard times. For example, it was a great escape from the stresses of law school. And on a more serious note, I specifically remember when my mom had recently passed away, I was moved by Rodney grieving the loss of his sister on Season 30. I bawled my eyes out. It was a much-needed therapeutic experience.

My family has always watched Survivor and tried to watch it together when we could. When my dad came to Fiji for the family visit, it was a monumental experience that strengthened our relationship. Because of that moment, we are still closer to this day.

What is one way playing Survivor changed your life?
It made me realize what is important in life. I don't have to focus my career on making money. I can focus my life on my family and my career on helping people.

As Survivor approaches Season 40 and celebrates 20 years on television, what does it mean to be a part of the legacy?
It is a dream come true for me to be a part of the 20-year celebration of Survivor. Only two years ago, I was daydreaming about how I could ever even get the opportunity to be cast on the show. Now, I am the winner of one of Survivor's greatest seasons, and I am placed in the same category as the legends I used to look up to! It is a great honor. I am a Survivor legend! How amazing! What a blessing!

How will you play differently than in your past season?
When I won David vs. Goliath, I never received a single vote against me. I was able to disguise my strategic ability and knowledge of the game under my country accent and chill demeanor. I was able to fly under the radar and build one-on-one relationships with nearly every single player in the game. This time, if I don't receive a single vote the entire game, I will take it as an insult! Everyone has seen how brilliantly I play Survivor. These legends won't fall for alliance names and my Kentucky charm as easily as a cast of complete strangers did. I won't be able to hide behind bigger threats. So this time, I'm going to be even more aggressive. In short, I am going to have as much fun as possible in the beginning. This is my dream come true and I want to take it all in. Then, I am going to TURN IT ON. No player will be safe from the Kentucky Nick sneaky ninja assassin blindside! This game is where legends are made!

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Re: Nick Wilson - Can you still be a David if you've won a million bucks?
« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2020, 07:18:43 AM »
I may not have been thrilled with Nick's last 9 days or so of game play in David v. Goliath, but I liked him most of the season and I'm glad he's back. I noted his disdain for twitter (likewise) and his desire to start a podcast (I'd listen) in his bio and I believe I can furnish some background to that. Word on the street (ok I read it on Survivor Sucks) is that Nick has been a patron of Rob Has a Podcast for a while and was recently booted from the group for being a Republican. Since I was there to complain about Rob disabling comments on ALL of his podcasts, I am well prepared to believe that intolerance and bigotry have insinuated themselves deep within the RHAP community. It very sad. I loved reading the comments under the Know It Alls podcast every week. It was a perfect way to see how the Survivor community felt about a given episode right after it aired and since I don't have or want social media (looks pretty toxic to me) I will miss that open forum.

Can Nick win? Well with the cast being older than standard and dominated by parents, I think it may be tough for any young non-married non-parent to win this particular season. So basically I think Nick, Adam, Michelle may have a tough time beating anyone other than each other in the final three. But who knows.

Would I be happy if Nick won? Sure.

 


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