>Third: Keep in mind that anybody can sue anybody else
> about anything. Therefore, a member of the GXA could sue
>MB. However, the suit wouldn't survive summary judgment IF
>MB could show that he was planning to make the
>change before the game started.
>
> Frankly, I presume that he was planning to do
>just that; he probably even asked some of the people
>from S1 and S2 about it ahead of time (I'll
>bet that the Tagi 4 were all asked, which might
>be why Soozin has legit spoiler info in her TV
>Guide article).
>
>What would CBS lawyers advise him?
> Well, if he's doing a pre-planned change, I'll bet
>that they've already examined the agreements to be sure that
>he would defeat any lawsuit in a summary judgment motion.
> He would only have a problem if this change
>was a gimmick developed in response to the GXA.
>
>In non-legal terms, the standard is to "play fair" (which is
>different from playing nice, BTW).
> If this change would have happened regardless of the
>game situation, then it's consistent with playing fair, and
> CBS's >lawyers would approve of it.
>

One point to note: Jeff Probst did NOT give the speech about not being able to sit out on back-to-back challenges. He also noted at the end of the tribal council that Silas was right when he said that the game was changing every day.

So, this leads me to think that he knew something was going to be different this next episode regardless of which team won immunity.

My questions are:
1) Who gets custody of the water that Boran has?
2) Who gets custody of the extra food that Samburu has?
3) Is this a matter of switching one member? Or three? Or two?
4) Random, vote, or EPM choice?

If only one or two members are switched, questions 1 and 2 are easy. The team which was Boran would get the water, and the team that was Samburu would get the food. Switching three people might raise problems in "ownership".

Is switching one person from each tribe enough to break up the alliances and split friendships as promised in the preview?

(I'm recording CSI, so I can't rewind right now to get the exact words. I'll edit this tomorrow with the exact wording.)