Immigration Game Page #4

Personal decisions.

Exactly. I had to learn it the hard way.

You know, before I sold insurances.

I remember that, but an

insurance can't protect

you from a life lesson, god has

in store for you, am I right?

You're right Marty, you're right.

You can't buy happiness,

you can't buy security.

You only can do what you're best at,

right? What you're really good at.

And I'm a fighter. And

I'm really good at it.

Oh you were good at it, Joe. Wasn't he

good at it? I mean, he was so good at it.

Let's have a look at Joes highlights.

Right there, that was just incredible.

I've got one word to say to

you, Joe:
Wow! Just wow.

Thanks Marty.

And Faizah, what made you decide

to save Joe in the first place?

I mean he's a good-looking guy.

My mother taught me, that the

strong have lo protect the weak.

Well, that's admirable, but...

Being a Hunter now you now have

to kill in order lo protect society.

How does that affect you personally?

It's never easy to take a life.

Some critics recently

called the show inhumane.

Some of them even said, it's a fascist

fantasy, and I'm quoting this here.

A fascist fantasy of a Darwinian world of

survival, to separate the strong from the weak.

Now that is quite a strong statement.

How do you feel about that?

I don't think that's true.

Now they have to understand,

this game is about democracy.

And why is that'?

Cause democracy is

about participation, right?

Only through the act oi

participation of the people...

we're able to remain democratic.

So... being a Hunter, to get

this right, is a democratic act?

No, no, no...

It's not about being a Hunter, it's...

See if you wanna be pan of this society you

have to show your willingness to participate.

And this game, as hard, as it is...

ls a test of this will.

Surviving the game made me

an active part of society, and...

and everyone can do this.

Everyone can. So can you!

I do it every day.

Joe, your brave intervention

didn't save the Runners life.

Instead it brought you into the

Game, and changed your life forever.

So in hindsight, how

do you feel about that?

'Nan

You know I was... kind

of living a false life.

I didn't recognize what

was happening around me.

To inter... to intervene was

my first step to participation.

That was, what I learned

about myself, and...

I will never forget that.

I'm thankful for that.

And... how about the two of you?

Are you... just a team'?

We found each other in

a time of personal crisis.

Very diplomatic of you to say.

But, ah... well.

I'm sure the audience, you at home and me as

well, we will all remember Joes darkest moments.

You know, sometimes you need a human being

to lead you through the darkness, right?

Oh I feel you. I'm right there with you.

So what are your

plans... for the future?

If it's true what they say, it's

gonna be a cold and long winter

and there won't be many refugees

taking part in the Game.

So yeah, maybe we take a break.

Go on holiday somewhere.

Or on honeymoon?

I'm just messing with

you guys. No, really.

It was great having

you on the show and...

I mean I don't know about you, but I know that

I will be sleeping save and soundly at night

because I know these two guys will

be protecting my life of small dreams.

So, Faizah and Joe, thank you

for being my guest tonight.

I see you brought your gear.

Maybe you can put it on?

So the audience can see you in

full glory, the way they love you?

And you stay tuned for the upcoming live-feed

of tonight's episode of "Immigration Game".

Thank you for watching.

Alright, thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

All right. It's a wrap.

This way, someone will help you.

Bye, bye.

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