Does your sister put out? My first thought would be to have her bang Drew Carey.My sister is taking me to California and has lined us up tickets to go to the price is right. What can we do to have the best chances for one of us to get into contestants row?
She does, but she's gay.Fat Nick said:Does your sister put out? My first thought would be to have her bang Drew Carey.Clown Car said:My sister is taking me to California and has lined us up tickets to go to the price is right. What can we do to have the best chances for one of us to get into contestants row?
Perfect, so is heShe does, but she's gay.Fat Nick said:Does your sister put out? My first thought would be to have her bang Drew Carey.Clown Car said:My sister is taking me to California and has lined us up tickets to go to the price is right. What can we do to have the best chances for one of us to get into contestants row?
The kind of gay that could pull off a Drew Carey impersonater? That could work.She does, but she's gay.Fat Nick said:Does your sister put out? My first thought would be to have her bang Drew Carey.Clown Car said:My sister is taking me to California and has lined us up tickets to go to the price is right. What can we do to have the best chances for one of us to get into contestants row?
Close. She is twice his height but they have the same haircut.The kind of gay that could pull off a Drew Carey impersonater? That could work.She does, but she's gay.Fat Nick said:Does your sister put out? My first thought would be to have her bang Drew Carey.Clown Car said:My sister is taking me to California and has lined us up tickets to go to the price is right. What can we do to have the best chances for one of us to get into contestants row?
Close. She is twice his height but they have the same haircut.The kind of gay that could pull off a Drew Carey impersonater? That could work.She does, but she's gay.Fat Nick said:Does your sister put out? My first thought would be to have her bang Drew Carey.Clown Car said:My sister is taking me to California and has lined us up tickets to go to the price is right. What can we do to have the best chances for one of us to get into contestants row?
Have her sign up with your name. Then you bounce down the aisle.I'm thinking of making a shirt that says "I'm pg with #10" on the front and "clown car" on the back. I'm not hot or cute. My sister is more fun, hotter, but won't have a clue about pricing stuff.
This is pretty much it. They're casting for good TV idiots, not good strategic players or anything.Hot Diggity Dog said:act like an over enthusiastic idiot.
Also, here's how to win every game once you're on: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2013/11/winning_the_price_is_right_strategies_for_contestants_row_plinko_and_the.htmlFinally, it's interview time. These go down right in the open, so we get a good listen while the group ahead of us goes. The interviewer is a goateed producer, who has clearly had years to perfect his gratuitously cheesy banter. Contestant: "I'm an engineer." Goateed Producer (pretending to pull a train whistle): "Oh, like 'Wooo-woooo'? Do you shovel a lot of coal?" Shtick aside, he's asking civilization's three most basic questions: What's your name? Where are you from? What do you do? Most people just answer, then wait for him to move on.
And this—this, dear combination washer-dryer seekers, is the key. As promised, here's how you get called up on The Price Is Right: You hijack the interview. Goateed Producer's questions are boring. Don't answer his boring questions—well, do, but go beyond them. Way beyond. So when Goateed Producer reaches our spot in line, I heed the words of the hot-tub winner, and I go ballistic:
"Hey, my name's Ben Robinson, and I'm from New York City, and me and my girlfriend JUST red-eyed into L.A. this morning [untrue] and we JUST made it to the studio with a minute to spare [very true] and I can't believe this is even happening and we're completely out of our minds [possibly true] and this is just crazy, CRAZY, oh my God this is GREAT!!!!"
Goateed Producer notes my beard and tells me I have a little mountain-man thing going on. I tell him I like to think of it as having a little Cliffhangers thing going on. See, dude, I know the show and the games played on it! I care!!! I'M KNOWLEDGEABLE AND F###ING PSYCHED. My girlfriend, sister, and brother-in-law all follow suit. Excitement, banter, youth—we nail it. One of us absolutely is getting on this ####### show.
This is all excellent advice. Cheese it up BIG TIME. Lie. Basically act like a complete tool.This is pretty much it. They're casting for good TV idiots, not good strategic players or anything.Hot Diggity Dog said:act like an over enthusiastic idiot.
Here's the best advice: http://deadspin.com/5972765/how-my-foolproof-scientific-system-got-us-onto-the-price-is-right
Also, here's how to win every game once you're on: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2013/11/winning_the_price_is_right_strategies_for_contestants_row_plinko_and_the.htmlFinally, it's interview time. These go down right in the open, so we get a good listen while the group ahead of us goes. The interviewer is a goateed producer, who has clearly had years to perfect his gratuitously cheesy banter. Contestant: "I'm an engineer." Goateed Producer (pretending to pull a train whistle): "Oh, like 'Wooo-woooo'? Do you shovel a lot of coal?" Shtick aside, he's asking civilization's three most basic questions: What's your name? Where are you from? What do you do? Most people just answer, then wait for him to move on.
And this—this, dear combination washer-dryer seekers, is the key. As promised, here's how you get called up on The Price Is Right: You hijack the interview. Goateed Producer's questions are boring. Don't answer his boring questions—well, do, but go beyond them. Way beyond. So when Goateed Producer reaches our spot in line, I heed the words of the hot-tub winner, and I go ballistic:
"Hey, my name's Ben Robinson, and I'm from New York City, and me and my girlfriend JUST red-eyed into L.A. this morning [untrue] and we JUST made it to the studio with a minute to spare [very true] and I can't believe this is even happening and we're completely out of our minds [possibly true] and this is just crazy, CRAZY, oh my God this is GREAT!!!!"
Goateed Producer notes my beard and tells me I have a little mountain-man thing going on. I tell him I like to think of it as having a little Cliffhangers thing going on. See, dude, I know the show and the games played on it! I care!!! I'M KNOWLEDGEABLE AND F###ING PSYCHED. My girlfriend, sister, and brother-in-law all follow suit. Excitement, banter, youth—we nail it. One of us absolutely is getting on this ####### show.
And, for real TV nerds, here's an article about TPIR's only perfect bid on the Showcase Showdown: http://www.esquire.com/features/impossible/price-is-right-perfect-bid-0810
apparently that's not the way to do it.This is all excellent advice. Cheese it up BIG TIME. Lie. Basically act like a complete tool.This is pretty much it. They're casting for good TV idiots, not good strategic players or anything.Hot Diggity Dog said:act like an over enthusiastic idiot.
Here's the best advice: http://deadspin.com/5972765/how-my-foolproof-scientific-system-got-us-onto-the-price-is-right
Also, here's how to win every game once you're on: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2013/11/winning_the_price_is_right_strategies_for_contestants_row_plinko_and_the.htmlFinally, it's interview time. These go down right in the open, so we get a good listen while the group ahead of us goes. The interviewer is a goateed producer, who has clearly had years to perfect his gratuitously cheesy banter. Contestant: "I'm an engineer." Goateed Producer (pretending to pull a train whistle): "Oh, like 'Wooo-woooo'? Do you shovel a lot of coal?" Shtick aside, he's asking civilization's three most basic questions: What's your name? Where are you from? What do you do? Most people just answer, then wait for him to move on.
And this—this, dear combination washer-dryer seekers, is the key. As promised, here's how you get called up on The Price Is Right: You hijack the interview. Goateed Producer's questions are boring. Don't answer his boring questions—well, do, but go beyond them. Way beyond. So when Goateed Producer reaches our spot in line, I heed the words of the hot-tub winner, and I go ballistic:
"Hey, my name's Ben Robinson, and I'm from New York City, and me and my girlfriend JUST red-eyed into L.A. this morning [untrue] and we JUST made it to the studio with a minute to spare [very true] and I can't believe this is even happening and we're completely out of our minds [possibly true] and this is just crazy, CRAZY, oh my God this is GREAT!!!!"
Goateed Producer notes my beard and tells me I have a little mountain-man thing going on. I tell him I like to think of it as having a little Cliffhangers thing going on. See, dude, I know the show and the games played on it! I care!!! I'M KNOWLEDGEABLE AND F###ING PSYCHED. My girlfriend, sister, and brother-in-law all follow suit. Excitement, banter, youth—we nail it. One of us absolutely is getting on this ####### show.
And, for real TV nerds, here's an article about TPIR's only perfect bid on the Showcase Showdown: http://www.esquire.com/features/impossible/price-is-right-perfect-bid-0810![]()
My wife went when she first moved out to Cali from Louisiana and had a "puffy paint" shirt with a picture of Bob Barker that said "My First Love", and even lathered them with the Cajun accent and still didn't get called up.... but that's the way to do it.
A buddy of mine used to run "the circuit" in his early 20s. He did stand up and could "turn on" the personality as needed. Made it on 'Price is Right', 'Beat the Geeks', and 'Ben Steins Money', plus a bunch of other (even smaller) game shows. Made enough to have some walking around money.This is all excellent advice. Cheese it up BIG TIME. Lie. Basically act like a complete tool.![]()
No, she didn't cheese it up enough.apparently that's not the way to do it.This is all excellent advice. Cheese it up BIG TIME. Lie. Basically act like a complete tool.This is pretty much it. They're casting for good TV idiots, not good strategic players or anything.Hot Diggity Dog said:act like an over enthusiastic idiot.
Here's the best advice: http://deadspin.com/5972765/how-my-foolproof-scientific-system-got-us-onto-the-price-is-right
Also, here's how to win every game once you're on: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2013/11/winning_the_price_is_right_strategies_for_contestants_row_plinko_and_the.htmlFinally, it's interview time. These go down right in the open, so we get a good listen while the group ahead of us goes. The interviewer is a goateed producer, who has clearly had years to perfect his gratuitously cheesy banter. Contestant: "I'm an engineer." Goateed Producer (pretending to pull a train whistle): "Oh, like 'Wooo-woooo'? Do you shovel a lot of coal?" Shtick aside, he's asking civilization's three most basic questions: What's your name? Where are you from? What do you do? Most people just answer, then wait for him to move on.
And this—this, dear combination washer-dryer seekers, is the key. As promised, here's how you get called up on The Price Is Right: You hijack the interview. Goateed Producer's questions are boring. Don't answer his boring questions—well, do, but go beyond them. Way beyond. So when Goateed Producer reaches our spot in line, I heed the words of the hot-tub winner, and I go ballistic:
"Hey, my name's Ben Robinson, and I'm from New York City, and me and my girlfriend JUST red-eyed into L.A. this morning [untrue] and we JUST made it to the studio with a minute to spare [very true] and I can't believe this is even happening and we're completely out of our minds [possibly true] and this is just crazy, CRAZY, oh my God this is GREAT!!!!"
Goateed Producer notes my beard and tells me I have a little mountain-man thing going on. I tell him I like to think of it as having a little Cliffhangers thing going on. See, dude, I know the show and the games played on it! I care!!! I'M KNOWLEDGEABLE AND F###ING PSYCHED. My girlfriend, sister, and brother-in-law all follow suit. Excitement, banter, youth—we nail it. One of us absolutely is getting on this ####### show.
And, for real TV nerds, here's an article about TPIR's only perfect bid on the Showcase Showdown: http://www.esquire.com/features/impossible/price-is-right-perfect-bid-0810![]()
My wife went when she first moved out to Cali from Louisiana and had a "puffy paint" shirt with a picture of Bob Barker that said "My First Love", and even lathered them with the Cajun accent and still didn't get called up.... but that's the way to do it.
Good luck. In case you get on and are last to bid, do not bet $1. Make the bet $69 and I promise you hilarity will ensue.Nope, leaving them all at home! Actually, the oldest is moving out the week before. I'm so excited. We just booked everything and I sent her the above links and some others I found. Getting started on my shirt!
Thanks for the info. I will let you know if I will be on!
I have seen a few contestants bid 420 on everything. I don't think they ever won.Good luck. In case you get on and are last to bid, do not bet $1. Make the bet $69 and I promise you hilarity will ensue.Nope, leaving them all at home! Actually, the oldest is moving out the week before. I'm so excited. We just booked everything and I sent her the above links and some others I found. Getting started on my shirt!
Thanks for the info. I will let you know if I will be on!