“Big Brother 26.”The 30-year-old video store clerk went home on last Thursday’s episode due to what he described as “a series of unfortunate events,” which involved Leah Peters using the Power of Veto to save Angela Murray, and then Quinn Martin putting Rodriguez on the block. “They were both terrible decisions,” Rodriguez exclusively told The Post in his post-eviction interview. “I think it was bad for both of them.”Between his two allies, Rodriguez thinks Peters, 26, made the bigger blunder that got him evicted.“Quinn was, through his own ineptitude, in a tough spot because he had overpromised people like, ‘I got you, I got you, I got you,’ ” Rodriguez explained.
