The two contestants eliminated from "American Idol" have no regrets about their experiences on the show.
Jorge Nunez says his biggest challenge was that he was from Puerto Rico and it's a different culture than the U.S. He says he had a harder time choosing songs for the show but he thinks he did a good job.
Nunez was studying to be a lawyer when he was chosen to be a finalist. What's next for him -- law or music? Nunez says it will be both.
Jasmine Murray says the most rewarding part of the show was standing onstage and showing people what she could do.
She says the best part of living in the mansion with the other contestants was not the bowling alley or the swimming pools. She says it was the rehearsal room where she could practice her songs.