His last words inside Kuya’s house were “Saludo ako sa Inyo!” (instead of saying his last goodbye, I don’t know why he said that during Eviction Night, maybe he was just proud seeing his housemates reached that far). Garnering only 8.66% from the total number of votes, the Gentle Giant from Bulacan, Jolas Paguia, made his purpose inside the house by being a leader of most daily and weekly tasks and also their kuya (aside from Big Brother).
I just finished watching Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition Plus’ 4th eviction Night and I was surprised by the crowd’s decision. With its typical rule, people outside the house can decide who they want to support and to save from the eviction process by texting or by voting online. This time, Jolas got the lowest number of votes, which made him out from kuya’s house. It was not a close fight between the nominees since each of them have huge gaps of percentage. He wasn’t given a chance by the people to stay although it was his first time to be nominated.
Remember, when ex-housemate Kevin, disclosed his fearless revelation to his housemates before his voluntary exit? It was him who pointed out that Jolas seldom cooperates in household chores inside Big Brother’s house and not only Kevin noticed Jolas’ attitude. Instead of sharing their likes and dislikes among their housemates’ attitude, their open forum was then bounded with tension, which led into a small quarrel between Jolas and Kevin. And when nomination came, those who nominated Jolas reasoned out that he hardly help them when it comes to household chores. It became a basis for every housemate to nominate Jolas for the next eviction.
On the other hand, the bubbly girl from Davao, Jieriel, supports Jolas to be the next Big Winner. According to her interview on The Buzz, Jolas has a leadership ability which can help his housemates be guided in every decision that they made and through this, he is also capable of achieving their daily and weekly tasks.
