“Survivor” contestants have two choices when they need to poop: use the bathroom in the ocean or dig a hole in the sand.
Being a contestant on Survivor, which debuted its 46th season last week, seems like an undeniably humbling experience. You are quasi-marooned in a beautiful but remote location, stripped of all the comforts of modernity, and pushed to your physical limits. On top of that, you have next to no privacy—you’re surrounded by a crew of producers and cameramen, as well as your fellow contestants .
” Despite contestants’ preferences, they don’t always have a choice, as the show’s producers don’t allow people into the ocean at night for safety reasons. So while the name might evoke a surfside resort bar where one can sip mai tais rather than a place where you bury your bowel movements in the sand like a cat, the occasional visit to Coconut Grove is simply a necessary evil.
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