When seven complete strangers move into a house together there is bound to be arguments, both crucial and noncrucial. Unless these individuals learn to compromise, their problems will only fester instead of become solved. In the 1993 season of MTV's "The Real World, Los Angeles" David is voted out of the house by his housemates. Despite the fact that David shared the blame for his dismissal, the others in the house contributed to the elevation of that specific quandary which resulted in David's termination.
             A small factor that added to David's removal is that Jon started the entire blanket pulling. Jon began pulling the blankets off of Tami even after she said that she was nude. David seeing that her reaction was flirtatious and laughable, he decided to join in. David continued to pull the blankets off of Tami until finally Tami was able to hide from him in the bathroom. The entire time this was happening Jon was in fact involved in the blanket pulling. He not only initiated, but instigated during the event by making cat calls and pretending as if Beth and Tami were wrestling. He was next to them throughout the entire incident and did absolutely nothing to stop it. In fact he was fueling the fire. Which morally and legally makes him partially responsible for what happened that night.
             A somewhat larger factor that contributed to David being kicked out, is prior to the night of this altercation Beth informed David that she thought Tami liked him, and she was willing to bet that he and Tami would be sleeping together within two weeks. This blatantly gave David the idea that Tami liked him as more than friends and housemates. Especially because Beth and Tami appeared to be close friends. So when Tami was laughing and giggling during the blanket pulling David read it as flirting. He was flirting with her in return. David also assumed that it was all in good fun because Beth was laughing the whole ...