Survivor host Jeff Probst thinks the White Collar tribe made the right decision in who they chose to vote off in the first Tribal Council.

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In the premiere of Survivor: Worlds Apart, the White Collar tribe lost the first Immunity Challenge, forcing them to go to Tribal Council and vote out one of their six members. The vote came down to Carolyn Rivera and So Kim, with a majority choosing to vote So out of the tribe.

Probst spoke with Entertainment Weekly after the episode aired and was asked to put himself in the shoes of a White Collar tribe member ahead of that Tribal Council.

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"White Collar? Me? Wow. That's really playing "what if" at the highest level. I'm so not white collar. Let's just say I have authority issues! Ha!" he began. "But in the spirit of your "what if"-So is gone. 100 percent. See ya. Bye-bye. Based simply on energy and even the slightest relationship with Joaquin, who would be next to go. I just can't trust her. She'd probably be a decent player, but not in my alliance. I'd team up with Carolyn and Max. That would be my tight 3 on that tribe. Based only on first impressions. I'd be worried that if I put Max and Shirin together they'd be too powerful as dual superfans. Carolyn would help balance out the power."

With Joaquin Souberbielle as the only other person to vote for Carolyn, he is now in the minority in his tribe. It remains to be seen if he will be able to survive past another vote.

The next episode of Survivor: Worlds Apart actually features some of the White Collar tribe members exhibiting some "No Collar" behavior and going skinny-dipping.

Survivor: Worlds Apart airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

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