Survivor: Fiji a Repeat of Survivor: Palau?

In Survivor: Palau or Survivor 10, the Ulong tribe was annilated by losing every immunity challenge, with the last remaining member being dissolved into the Korror tribe.

Now in the 14th season of who will Survive, it looks like Palau will repeat on Fiji. The tribe living in the slum conditions, Ravu has lost every challenge so far in this game, both reward and immunity while the Moto tribe is living it up in luxury and winning every challenge. At least on Palau the Ulong tribe won a couple of reward challenges, but Ravu hasn't even won that!

The only time the Ravu tribe had immunity, understand they did not win the immunity challenge, they were given immunity due to a twist that would have otherwised caused the Moto tribe to move from their luxury home. If my tribe was living in luxury and had all that food and a mattress, I wouldn't want to leave it either. So anyway, this was the only reason Ravu had immunity.

So if this keeps up, Ravu will be dissolved into the Moto tribe. If they decide merge at 10, then 3 members of Ravu will be dissolved into Moto, but we can never tell. Then again this would be good because whoever is left in Ravu will get to live in luxury, but then again, maybe not. The merged tribe may end up having to go to another beach and having to start from scratch, or their may be some challenge where if the tribe loses, they have to go back to Ravu's beach. I don't know, anything can happen in this game.

Also, there is tension in the Moto tribe. Two tribemates, Lisi and Stephanie, are alienating their tribemates. Those in that tribe who feel betrayed are going to come the merge align with whoever comes from Ravu and turn against these two. I just hope Lisi is not as rude as she shows on Survivor in real life considering she's a Customer Service Representative. I just hope I don't end up speaking to her if I have a problem because if I do, I may have to ask to speak to her supervisor! I used to work in customer service and you cannot be rude to customers. We'll see what happens.

This is my review of Survivor: Fiji thus far, and it looks like Survivor: Palau again, except the underdog tribe will not win any challenges unlike the Ulongs on Palau that at least won 2 or 3 rewards.