+Jared Martin gay

+Broz J How is that gay?

Broz, you are homophobic. You're trying use gay has ofense.

Jared Martin me too ❤

Broz J Definition of gay: gay /gā/ adjective, 1. (of a person, especially a man) homosexual. "that friend of yours, is he gay?" 2. lighthearted and carefree "Nan had a gay disposition and very pretty face" noun 1. a homosexual, especially a man. Where you talking about 2?

LMFAOOO RIGHT?? "you will win this beautiful 16gb storage phone 🤓🤓🤓"

It really is great. Great energy, moves quickly, lots of contestants, everyday relatable prizes, fun selection of games - it is the indeed the best ever. I don't know what the consensus on Drew is but I think he continues to be an amazing fit.

Thank you I love this show❤

Avid💝💝💓💗👪🍼

Happy birthday Marilyn 🎊🎉🎂🎂🎂🍾🍾🍷🍷🍷🥃🍷🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🥂🥂🥂🍾🍾🥂

Yeah I'm glad she won all that money on her birthday it's her birthday Merlin going party I hope she enjoys her birthday and be safe

@@monicamariamclean2198Also for each of those 6 One Bid Prizes and 2 Showcases, I would have guessed the following. XBOX: $550 Camera Package: $1,198 Home Theater System: $550 Look Of The Week: $2,400 Smartphone: $1,900 Fireplace: $1,400 1st Showcase: $36,500 2nd Showcase: $25,000

Please post positive proof pronto, pics preferred

She is look a like of Cherry Mae Aminoso

Too bad you never learned to spell her name correctly.

You mean Bob Barker? And actually, NOT YET! He's still alive at 99 today. I'M HOPING he can make it to 100 before he croaks.

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Nope, you're right now. R.I.P., Bob Barker.

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@@jbj3rd Não te entendi

No, people have won much more than her. This isn't even in the top 20 biggest winners in Daytime TPiR. But I agree, she did have a great day.

@@JonesDylan874 That honestly doesn't matter since people can't pick and choose their prizes and how much they'll win. The fact how she won (last person called down and winning the bid, winning the prize in the game, winning $26,000 spinning the wheel and only being off by $680 on her showcase) everything is just straight up unbelievable and has to be up there on luckies winners of all time.

Kristin Lynn come on down

Yeah he's kind of mellowed out and toned down alot now, maybe just worn out from over the years, lol

Yes😃

yes

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Almost $60,000 actually.

Yeah! He needs to ditch the gray moustache and beard! He ain’t old enough to be Santa Claus!

I agree. He looks like a slob now

You sound like those elderly people who glare at and are rude to people just because they have tattoos or unnaturally colored hair lmao

@@Slimeay Slimey you are true to your name don't be that,you also sound sloppy and not neat yourself and #3 I'm young beautiful and like to look at neat things especially on tv❤️🖤💚

@@Slimeay ps I was talking to Drew so mind your business ❤️🖤💚

That was puzzling. Not very bright.

Gumbe She looks more Hebrew.

containeduniverse She looks Hawiian

MarioXMan100 It's hard to tell.

Gumbe Damn. She won EVERYTHING. Got 1 dollar TWICE. That's impossible, lol.

MarioXMan100 Hawaiians are really Hebrew. From the tribe of Naphtali. The Price is Right is a scam. You have to pay taxes immediately before you take anything home.

She had one of the best days of all time. Not the highest amount but she won everything lol

Win just in 3 games and just in 8 minutes

+Amelia L And a trip to Vienna

+directorbeau Can i ask?.Do we need to pay to join this?

+Memphis FahmiDepay no, the tickets are free but not a guarantee you'll even get in the building. you have to get in line early (several hours early ). they let everyone in until they run out of room but they do quick interviews to decide who they want on the show. the louder, more exuberant you are the better your chances.

+Lori P. WOW.I wish im there and win prizes like them too.

+Lori P. where can i get the tickets

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cass sandra Why is that when ever a contestant one dollar up someone you bitches get all set over nothing and make it like it's a big deal. And yes, Cass Sandra I called you a bitch.

cass sandra

cass sandra feel the same

cass sandra Wasn't upset, just annoyed at her stupidity. Though she won a car so, oh well lol

***** LOL ok relax kiddo

samer

Bob Barker was the best game show host EVER !!!

Oh, there have been people who have won more than her.

@@JonesDylan874 bro realy? gunna do that to gina? like get a life. she was goated. last contestent, wins? wins again? wins 3x. gets 10000 fuck you

@@JonesDylan874eeario❤

Ertyio😂

Gina WON everything

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Lucky Duck.

Almost $60,000 actually.

Harry Balzak can't they just sell the car? or something?

TheCatMurgatroyd Yes, you can sell it after you pay the taxes on it, but uncle sam always get his cut. "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." -Benjamin Franklin "The only difference between death and taxes is that death doesn't get worse every time Congress meets." -Will Rogers

Harry Balzak couldn't you get some money from your bank... or pay the taxes after you sold the car? btw. do you know if non-americans can participate on 'the price is right'?

TheCatMurgatroyd There is no way around it in California, where TPIR is filmed. You could get a loan from a bank, but then you would owe the bank and have to pay interest on the loan. [Many of these contests/gameshows actually make you agree not to sell the car for at least a year. In large part this is to avoid the PR problem of talking about how happy you were to win the car only to have the local news follow up and report that you actually aren't that happy and you sold it. You now get to insure a $30,000 car. And, since many of the cars given away in these contests are highly desirable, they're high on the theft risk charts at your insurance company and you get to pay through the nose for the priviledge of driving your new boat anchor. By the time you can sell it, it's now depreciated at least $5000 or more. Win the prize, pay the tax piper Most of us know if we win a cash prize, there are taxes to pay. Big prizes mean big taxes. But many game show contestants don't realize when they win merchandise, there's also tax to pay, and you might not get out the door with your prize until some of that tax is paid. When the prize is merchandise or travel - a washer/dryer, a new car, a cruise - it's a different ball game. Just ask Andrea Schwartz, who is warning unsuspecting game show contestants. Last year, Schwartz was thrilled to win $33,000 in prizes on TPIR. The list of goodies included a pool table, a shuffleboard table, and a red Mazda2. After the show, she was whisked backstage for a dose of reality - the tax issues. TPIR is filmed in California. Schwartz found out the hard way that when you win prizes in the Golden State, you don't get to wait until you file your tax return to pay the taxes. If you want the prize, you pay right then and there, said Schwartz. In an interview with Yahoo! Shine, she told reporters, "Yeah, you don't just drive off the back lot with the car. After the show, you fill out some paperwork and basically sign your life away. You say that you're going to pay the taxes on it. If you win in California, you have to actually pay the California state income tax ahead of time." When it does come time to file your tax return for the year, there will be additional forms to fill out, and the value of the prizes will be added to your income. And that could push you into a higher marginal tax bracket for part of those winnings. For Schwartz, before leaving TPIR, getting her prizes released to her meant she had to pay $2,500 in taxes. Fortunately, she had also won cash of $1,200 playing TPIR's Plinko game and was able to use that money to pay the taxes. That's not exactly how she envisioned spending her winnings, but it did help. The AICPA told an ABC News reporter that contestants generally have to file a tax return in the state where the prizes were won - as Schwartz said - and then file again in their home state if their state charges personal income tax. They do get to claim a tax credit in their home state for the taxes paid elsewhere. There's more . . . On TPIR (and possibly other shows that give away merchandise), the value of the merchandise you pay tax on - for example, on the Mazda2 won by Schwartz - isn't the same as what it might be at a car dealership, especially after negotiating. TPIR winners pay tax on the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), which is generally a great deal higher than one would pay on the free market. TPIR will only ship your prizes to your home. If you want to have an item shipped to an alternate address, you must pay that cost. Schwartz won a pool table, but she lives in an apartment where there wasn't room for such a large prize. Eventually, to pay the taxes on her winnings, she sold the pool table and the shuffleboard table. Their combined value was listed as $14,000. That's the amount she paid tax on. But she was only able to sell the items on Craigslist for $4,500. What the heck - at least it paid the bill! Another TPIR winner told Consumerist, "I won $57,069 worth of items. I had to pay around $17,000 or $20,000 in taxes, but I'm not 100 percent on that, I tried not to pay attention." He and Schwartz both affirm that many contestants end up declining their prizes because of taxes or for other reasons. Can you ask for the cash value instead of the prize? Not generally, unless there's a problem with the prize. For example, the man who won merchandise worth $57,069 was told one of his prizes wouldn't be available for shipping for quite some time, so he was offered cash and took it. The bottom line is, glitz isn't always what it appears. Contestants are often disappointed at the net value after the tax man is paid. Such is our tax system, but overall, they still win . . . something.] The primary eligibility requirement for appearing on The Price Is Right is age. You must be at least 18 years old. Other than that, anyone can sit in the audience, even citizens of other countries.

Harry Balzak wow... didn't know it was that bad... thank you though!

Same with me.

marilyn is a 58 day champion

@@rudyiraheta80 58 day champion of what?

@@bigbean9620 jeopardy! she is 83.

@@rudyiraheta80 What’s her name? I couldn’t find anything about here

I heard it too

Me too I was questioning myself

Me either

+Titronnica i heard it

All of us heard it

It was cheat already told ..

@@brightlight2805 well... how did that happened?

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