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jackson desperate to win
crispih
15-07-2016
is there nothing Jackson will do to win, 'it is selfish to see my son' 'I would have divided the £20k' '£5k it is for my son' 'big brother I want to give the money back, I made a mistake', time he was voted out
chuck_wippl
15-07-2016
I don't care that he desperate to win. No shame in that. That is the aim of the game.

What I can't stand is how FAKE he is. How FAKE he's been from the start and how no-one seems to see it. HE'S fake "Mr. Nice Guy" -- not Jason.

Ev and Laura see it a bit, but then they go to hug him when he's once again fake crying and stuttering (give me strength). Should have just sat back, rolled their eyes and tell him to give over.

He's an embarrassment and I wish he'd leave next.
zx50
15-07-2016
I was going to make a thread on why I think Jackson is so desperate to win, but I'll just put my thoughts in here instead. Okay, right, so Jackson's supposedly a model. I'm guessing he earns a lot going by the fact that he told Georgina that he'd buy her a Cartier (watch?) when he got out. Now, on the Cartier site the average price is about £3,000. I'm guessing that Jackson wants to convince the viewers that he doesn't have that much on the outside and took the £5,000 as part of his plan to try and convince us that he's not well off. If he wins, or gets very close to the winner, this will mean more modelling jobs, and maybe more much better paid ones. If he's already loaded, he'll probably be getting double for every modelling job than he was getting before he went in.
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