`Survivor' loss no cause for bitterness for Chan.

From: Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) | Date: May 15, 2007 | Copyright information

Byline: Chuck Barney

Yau-Man Chan, the Martinez, Calif., resident who came oh-so-close to winning $1 million on "Survivor: Fiji," swears that he tries not to torture himself with all the wouldas, couldas and shouldas. But he admits it isn't easy.

"I made a very expensive mistake," Chan said on Monday, just hours after the CBS reality series concluded with Southern California ad executive Earl Cole striking gold.

The mistake was his decision to trus...

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