Survivor Exile Island

Once the survivors returned from Tribal Council Cirie and Terry got into an argument over the way Cirie threw her torch down. Apparently when Cirie threw her torch down it rubbed Terry the wrong way.

"Who dropped their thing right in the middle of the way," Terry asked referring to the torch.

"I did. Right there, I put it there," Cirie confessed.

"Is this where it goes?" Terry scolded.

"I didn't know it had a specific place," Cirie answered.

"You'd be slapping your kids around if they dropped their stuff…"

"I don't slap my kids around," Cirie corrected.

"Verbally then," Terry finished.

I expected Terry was in a grumpy mood, because once they all sat down he continued to jump Cirie about the torch.

"You knowed I was right behind you. That's why…"

"Terry, I can't see, I wasn't looking for you, so I don't know where you want my torch to be."

"Well God, this just looks like one of my kids. It's like dropping stuff in front."

"But I'm not like one of your kids. I'm not like one of your kids."

"Your not! Your not! And that's why I expected a little bit more. Make an attempt to throw it out of the way…"

"I don't care what you expect. I expect more out of you…"

"Make an attempt to throw the torch out of the way."

"Make an attempt to talk to people like you want to be talked to."

"I tell you what. Then the least you could have said was I'm sorry I dropped it right in front of you."

"I didn't know you were right behind me. I don't have to say that. What are you talking about?"

"It was right where I would be walking."

"Well sorry 'King Terry,' that this torch was right where you were walking."

"Alright Cirie, don't get so upset."

"Don't ruin our night tonight Terry, alright. Don't do that. Don't come into the final four territory and ruin it for everyone else," Aras interrupted waving his arms back and forth.

Terry was pretty much speechless, and he just shook his head.

Aras continued by saying, "Terry, you yelled at Cirie for putting her stake where she wanted to put it as a 35-year-old grown woman, and then you started arguing…"
"It was right in front of me - where I was walking," Terry defended himself.