The Block S13E15 Teams turn against Ronnie & Georgia

Ronnie and Georgia veto Josh and Elyse from starting their pool early. They tell the other teams that it's because it's a competition and that they want to win the $100,000.

Georgia: At the end of the day, there's this friendship and vibe thing and that's cool, but for us, it's a competition. Everyone is aware there is $100,000 at stake here. For us, it's a little bit of strategy. We totally are aware that if we now bring something to the table, everyone will say now to that. We know that. We get that. That's what it's about.

Josh: Yeah, sweet.

Jason. It's a double edged sword, you should think about it, cos you're in the middle block.

Georgia: You know what, we thought about it.

Jason: And you're going to require access.

Georgia: Yeah, we've thought about it.

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Jason: Taking that opportunity away from them, I don't find that acceptable. I find that a little bit nasty and rude. By them doing that, I think they've drawn a line in the sand. They're going to require a favour sooner and later and good luck getting it.

It's not something that we've taken lightly. We've sat down and we've laboured over this decision. I'd love for us to be mates and to be chummy. But we already know that most of you guys already don't like us.

Jason: That's not true, Georgia.

Josh: I don't feel like everybody hates Ronnie and Georgia. I feel like that they are trying to separate themselves from the group, potentially to stop creating friendships so that they don't feel bad about the way they're playing this game, maybe.

Ronnie: At the end of the day, this is what I don't want. Come auction day, my buyer walks into house 5 and falls in love with your landscaping. Saying, "Oh my, God, this is amazing. How did they do this in a week? They end up buying your house, you win a $100,000, I don't. Is that fair?

Josh: We've got very, very, very, very different styles buddy. I'm not going to steal your buyer what so ever and I know that for a fact.

Ronnie: I don't know that for a fact.

Georgia: We don't know that for a fact.