Good. If you’re still reading, your company obviously has a lax internet usage policy — or at least you assume it does.

Like I said, the first Survivor recap of this season is less about what actually went down, and more about what we really care most about at Desipio — who’s the hottest.

Judging strictly from the written bio’s you might think it was Janu, a Vegas showgirl. You’d be wrong, and that’s exactly why you don’t waste your time going to shows in Vegas unless it’s being held at a place called the Spearmint Rhino.

What I think you might say, and by you I mean Andy specifically, is Kim. Kim is what I’d call ah-ight. For being stuck on a deserted island, I’d even grant that she’s slightly better than ah-ight. But if I was stuck on a deserted island, I’d much rather be over on Koror with Jen the nanny (No, the one on the right BC!). She’s not gotten the screen time that Kim has, or even Angie the tattooed-and-pierced-cover-yourself-for-Chrissakes outcasat, but hopefully that’s only temporary. That said, I don’t think Kim would’ve been cast over Sarah Laine in Wild Things 3 or anything (yup, there was also a Wild Things 2, where have you been? 3 is much better — I’m sure Sloth will agree).

Then again, Andy might be in the I-can’t-spell-my-own-name-Stephenie camp. If she stays much longer she’s going to have more impressive tan lines than Barbara Borges (look ‘er up when you get home, Sloth and the rest of you degenerates). The nice thing about Stephenie is she’s actually tough and competitive enough to stick around for awhile, though I question her open pre-tribal council lobbying. That usually doesn’t work out so well.

You know what else doesn’t work out well? Applying for Survivor without knowing how to freakin’ swim!!! I’m talking about you, Willard! You’re old and you still rock two earrings — great! Cool, even! Maybe you could have spent less time in the jewelry store upon being selected for the show and hired someone to teach you a more useful swim technique than the sidestroke.

And how about, Caryn? Everyone knows that the older Survivors have to have a whole lotta charm to keep themselves off the chopping block, and being in-your-face with people on Day 4 is about as charming as Paris’ Sidekick getting hacked and me having to change my number. I’m just kidding Paris, it didn’t bother me all that much. In fact, I’m pretty much over it (that was safe for work by the way, right?).

Finally, I’d be remiss in highlighting this year’s crop of Boston Rob and Colby-wannabes without a tip of the hat to Bobby Jon, Coby and James. Coby should have been prepared for a possible surprise factor to the official start of the show by wearing something besides a dry-clean only pink shirt, skort and his favorite Manolo Blahniks. Bobby Jon has no first-step and has already been beaten to both Kim and Jen — though maybe he’s holding out for Steph. And James should have worked a little harder on his one-liners as he’s now not only embarrassing himself — but anyone that ever even considered earning a living as a steelworker.

Until next week, I’m off in search of a couple of pinches of protein.