He is known for his friendship with Kevin Schlehuber, his close alliance with Alex Ow, and for accidentally breaking Christmas Abbott's foot in week 1. After Paul convinced his close friend Josh to flip on him, he was ultimately evicted during the first half of the second Double Eviction as result of Christmas casting the tiebreaker vote against him. He placed 7th and was the fifth member of the jury.
Retrieved from CBS.com[2] Age: 37 Hometown: Humeston, IA Current City: Humeston, IA Occupation: Rodeo Clown Three Adjectives: Charismatic, ambitious and athletic Favorite Activities: Rodeo What do you think will be the most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house?
Leaving my friends and family, and living with complete strangers. Which past Big Brother cast member did you like most? James Huling from Seasons 17 and 18 because I feel like he plays dumb, but he made it really far. Do you have a strategy for winning the game?
Yes. My life's motto is… You only live once. What would you take into the house, and why?
- Ole, my bull. He's my best friend
- Radio
- Trampoline Fun fact about yourself:
- I'm a storyteller extraordinaire. My stories are true, very handy, very creative, and infectious.
After receiving his HOH basket from winning the first Double Eviction HOH, Jason received a letter from his wife informing him of her pregnancy. The baby girl, Letti Opal Dent, was born on March 11, 2018. [3]
Jason is the first HouseGuest to be nominated because of the Temptation Competition. He is also the second person to be Vetoed and not have someone replace them on the block due to being a special third nominee, the first being Morgan Willett. They were followed by Christie Murphy and Xavier Prather.
Jason is the first HouseGuest in the history of the show to have the Power of Veto used on him by three different HouseGuests.
Jason is the first HouseGuest on to win the PoV three times on Big Brother 19. He was followed by Paul.
Jason is the fifth HouseGuest to win the Power of Veto in all three situations (as HOH, as a nominee, and as a picked player), sometimes referred to as the Trifecta Veto. The first houseGuests to accomplish this were Daniele Donato, Shane Meaney, Paulie Calafiore & Corey Brooks respectively.
