This week's episode of CBS's long running reality show "Survivor" was the last for contestant J'Tia Taylor. To see what she has to say about her departure from the show, read on.

Taylor is perhaps most well known for throwing all of her tribe's rice on the ground early this season. A move which most likely caused her to be kicked off the show. In an interview with TV Guide, Taylor discussed the incident.

"When I threw out the rice, basically we'd come back from the challenge and I was feeling bad, because I didn't come through for my team and for myself. It was kind of like my 'go big or go home' moment, and I did not go big, clearly," she said.

Taylor went on to say that the way the show handled the aftermath of the incident was a bit over the top.

"I thought that the sit-down at Tribal Council was a little unnecessary. I thought it was kind of kicking somebody while they were down. Also, we had an alliance and we were going to vote off Kass, and that was going to be the decision. But now Garret changed everything. He decided that there needed to be an open forum. So I was really upset," Taylor told TV Guide.

The ousted contestant went on to explain her mentality toward Garrett.

"I really wanted to hurt Garrett. Garrett was always talking about how he wanted to eat. And, everybody else I didn't really care about because they all just said that they'd vote me out. So, I threw the rice in the fire," Taylor said.

Catch new episodes of "Survivor" on CBS on Wednesdays at 8/7c.