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Well this sort of concerns my unease about Denise and how she seemed to be playing up the poverty card.
Turns out she apparently lied about being fired because of the show, she was actually promoted from lunch lady to custodian BEFORE she left for survivor, and upon her return went back to the same higher paying job. The school principal saw her comments on the show and said she was shocked to hear it.
A"s EW.com reported yesterday, Douglas, Mass. School Superintendent Nancy T. Lane said in a statement that Denise Martin actually got promoted from "cafeteria employee" to "custodian" -- at a higher salary and with better benefits before she appeared on "Survivor." Lane says, "I watched my own jaw drop when [Martin] said that, because it's absolutely not true."
Today, Martin appeared with Lane on CBS' "The Early Show," and apologized profusely for what she said, though she stopped short of admitting that she'd lied to get the money, and won't give back the $50K. Mark Burnett Productions didn't return a call for comment, though CBS said yesterday, "If these statements were misleading or false, we hope that she will take immediate and public steps to clarify her remarks."
Now, how about a nice big helping of that tasty Sloppy Joe?! "
I just knew something wasn't right the way she was acting on the show and at the reunion. From what it says she's refusing to give back the 50K Survivor gave her.
Turns out she apparently lied about being fired because of the show, she was actually promoted from lunch lady to custodian BEFORE she left for survivor, and upon her return went back to the same higher paying job. The school principal saw her comments on the show and said she was shocked to hear it.
A"s EW.com reported yesterday, Douglas, Mass. School Superintendent Nancy T. Lane said in a statement that Denise Martin actually got promoted from "cafeteria employee" to "custodian" -- at a higher salary and with better benefits before she appeared on "Survivor." Lane says, "I watched my own jaw drop when [Martin] said that, because it's absolutely not true."
Today, Martin appeared with Lane on CBS' "The Early Show," and apologized profusely for what she said, though she stopped short of admitting that she'd lied to get the money, and won't give back the $50K. Mark Burnett Productions didn't return a call for comment, though CBS said yesterday, "If these statements were misleading or false, we hope that she will take immediate and public steps to clarify her remarks."
Now, how about a nice big helping of that tasty Sloppy Joe?! "
I just knew something wasn't right the way she was acting on the show and at the reunion. From what it says she's refusing to give back the 50K Survivor gave her.