When it comes to Michael Foote being banished from the castle in The Traitors: New Blood, the wise words of The Chicks come to mind… “I’m not ready to make nice.
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**Spoiler alert: This article contains details from Episode 6 of The Traitors: New Blood, now streaming on Peacock*
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In the latest episode of the TV phenomenon, the New York City-based attorney was sent packing by Faithfuls and Traitors alike, with his own alliance, The Dolls, turning on him and voting to send him into exile.
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While some Faithfuls who have left the game come out of the experience feeling defeated but ultimately hopeful that their teammates can take down the backstabbing Traitors before the clock runs out, Foote — a social media creator with nearly a million followers across platforms — says that he could not get himself to cheer on the very players who sent him packing, even if he wanted to.
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“I am not rooting for The Dolls, are you crazy?
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I don’t forgive and I don’t forget.
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I think that was the stupidest decision to banish me on behalf of The Dolls,” Foote tells DECIDER in a post-mort chat.
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The Dolls — an alliance made up of Foote, Abbey Benjamin, Clyde Moser, and Ben McDonnell — ultimately voted with Victor Vollbrechthausen and the other players to banish Foote, giving the season’s three Traitors (Tomica Adams, Joe Vanella, and Katie Fites) another day to take out Faithfuls.
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To that, Foote says he’s grateful he got out before everyone else’s lack of critical thinking led him to put even more time, energy, and effort into a game that he would ultimately lose.
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“I’m so glad I’m not in that game, everyone is so fucking stupid.
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Thank God I’m out of that castle.
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The Faithfuls cannot find their asses with both hands and the Traitors aren’t necessarily nailing it either.
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So it’s like I am so glad I’m not a part of that dynamic anymore.
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It’s like leaving 15 toxic exes,” Foote jokes.
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I love that you’re in a [recording] studio for this.
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I’m not doing anything without that studio lighting.
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They said they said we want to Zoom, I said I’m gonna zoom my ass to midtown.
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I’m not doing this shit from home.
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Oh my god, that reminds me that two seasons ago, when I did an interview with Danielle [Reyes], I think she was in her office at work.
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I was like, “Do your managers know about this?”
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I mean, she was a hot mess on her season and it sounds like also at work, but good for her.
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Michael, I’m so mad that I’m interviewing you right now because you should still be in the game.
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Oh my God, I’m so glad I’m not in that game.
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Thank God I’m out of that castle.
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The Faithfuls cannot find their asses with both hands and the Traitors aren’t necessarily nailing it either.
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So it’s like I am so glad I’m not a part of that dynamic anymore.
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It’s like leaving 15 toxic exes.
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I do want to know, what was the moment of realization where you thought that the tide was turning and you might be getting banished?
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Oh, baby, the tide had done been turned.
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My name was in people’s mouths the second I got out of that car because I’m a lawyer.
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I’m pretty well known on the Internet.
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People clocked me as the TikTok lawyer, as that immigration lawyer from Instagram; people knew who I was when I got out of the car, I already had a target on my back.
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So I said I’m going to swing big, I’m gonna be the gaggiest bitch in this castle.
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I’m gonna wear every fierce outfit that I brought that I want to wear in the front end of the season.
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And let’s talk about the sweater.
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How do we get that sweater?
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The sweater’s from J. Press, it is sold out.
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I actually had to fight for that sweater.
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The casting took forever to get on this show, and I said, “I’m not gonna jinx it and buy anything because then I won’t get on the show and I’ll have all the shit for Traitors.”
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We were like a week out from when they were supposed to tell me and one became available in my size and I was like, “I was gonna buy that sweater because I know even if I don’t get on Traitors, I’m going to wear that.”
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…and 50 more, not listed.
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