Mayday

MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAYThis is the sailing vessel Lucky Day. Vessel taking on water. Current position: Latitude: N 14 53' 37.7844", Longitude: W 61 41' 57.1875". Speedboat taking on water, in need of immediate assistance. Two souls on board. No injuries. Vessel is 24 feet long, white with green striping. MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAYThis is the sailing vessel Lucky Day. Finn Cohen isnt a survivalist. He likes computers and internet-researched his way into the final round of contenders for a new type of reality show. The premise? Spend 30 days on a deserted island with a woman hes never met, and pass the tests the producers give them. Sounds easy enough. He just hopes he gets stuck with the hot chick he cant stop staring at. Penniless is exactly what Jessa McDaniel is. Shes living in her car, working under the table wherever she canwhich, without a high school education is about all she can do. She needs to get on the show. She needs the money. Jessa is confident she can survive. Shes been doing it since she was old enough to remember. She just hopes the producers dont put her with the stupid guy that keeps staring at her. Will the pair last thirty days under harsh conditions? Or will the producers tasks have them crying Mayday sooner than wed like? Two souls. One goal: Sink or Swim. Reality Check Magazine First Contestants Announced for New Reality Show Mayday Mayday, the first reality show to marry survival wit with a potential love match, will air this Tuesday, January 8th. Contestants must complete several tasks and traverse dangerous territory to get to a rendezvous point at the end of thirty days. If they arrive together, each contestant will win a sum of $1,000,000.00. If one or neither show up at rendezvous, they get nothing but a great story to relay to their friends. The first contestants to compete together will be Jessa McDaniel and Finn Cohen. McDaniel is an unemployed young woman from rural Georgia, and Cohen is an IT major at the University of Miami. They say opposites attract, and this duo couldnt be more opposite.