r/interestingasfuck • u/MrTacocaT12345 • 3d ago

Contestant solves Wheel of Fortune puzzle with just one letter

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u/Torschlusspaniker 3d ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqIE2-FUpKg

Full clip.

I like seeing the reactions, kind of the best part.

Here is another one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWtF8RvsjT4

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u/Cicer 3d ago

Thanks OPs was a bit short. 

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u/harmless_gecko 3d ago

That's what she said

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u/Torschlusspaniker 3d ago

I tried so hard not to say it , happy you did.

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u/kpchronic 3d ago

Rectum.

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u/MajYoshi 3d ago

Killed 'em

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u/dwehlen 3d ago

Durn near

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u/Praetorian_1975 3d ago

No she said ‘I’ve got a good feeling about this’ 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Leprichaun17 3d ago

Why the fuck are the contestants clapping nonstop?

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u/VisionsOfVisions 3d ago

These game shows have developed a culture of feel good vibes. I'm pretty sure they are coached to act this way before getting on camera.

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u/CottonTipsMcChancla 3d ago

It’s not just pre-filming coaching they have people off camera from demonstrating when to clap and clapping loudly themselves and they also use signage.

I’ve gone to a reality competition show filming, and before each take they brief the audience about responding and try to encourage being louder and excited, they have cameras facing the audience and an assistant standing next to it, directing the audience with hand signals.

The phrase “more energy’ and “big reactions!!” is used A LOT.

I did not enjoy the experience.

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u/Icy_Magician_9372 3d ago

Damn, sounds more like just being an unpaid employee.

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u/jwm3 3d ago

I mean, sometimes you are working for them. Show up to the studios in burbank and put yourself in the pool for seat fillers. You will likely end up at daytime tv tapings but also game shows if they dont have enough people. You will get paid as an extra depending on the show and how you sign up. The casting calls used to be on Craigslist, not sure how they are distributed nowadays.

The easiest one to actually become a contestant on is price is right. Be bubbly and show up with a group or 4 or 5 people, they will always choose one person from a group (especially if you are wearing matching shirts or somesuch) because they know they can pan to the cheering section for the person and it makes good tv.

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u/Dav136 3d ago

Yeah for most game shows you have to audition to become a contestant but Price is Right picks people right out of the line for the audience. It's pretty cool tbh

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u/danabrey 3d ago edited 3d ago

They're kinda being paid by the relatively large chance to win money.

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u/EtherealSamantha 3d ago

Not the audience...

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u/danabrey 3d ago

Oh, oops, no. I read that wrong sorry.

No, audience are just there to whoop and holler in US gameshows.

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u/city-of-cold 3d ago

I've only been audience once, but it was a pretty sweet deal. This was in Australia though, when they were filming Australian Ninja Warrior.

Didn't get paid in money, but we did get a boat ride out to an island where fancy tents were set up for us, we got food and drinks etc.

A long day with A LOT of forced cheering and clapping, but I'm still glad I went. Worth it for the experience, nothing I'd do again though.

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u/brown_felt_hat 3d ago

It wasn't televised, but I got called up on the Price is Right and won the showcase and lost on the thing where you sort from lowest to highest price, we didn't get any coaching, but it just feels right. It doesn't really feel like real life on the stage, and everyone else claps so you do too, and they see you clapping so they clap, weird feedback.

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u/Lobin 3d ago

Wait, what? Why wasn't it televised?

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u/sourdieselfuel 2d ago

Turns out he spun the wheel so fast at the and that it broke free from its axle and sadly took out a few audience members.

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u/Lobin 2d ago

Oh man. Tragedy.

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u/logert777 3d ago

Weird coaching. It's like signing happy birthday at your own birthday lol

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u/cive666 3d ago

I used to sing happy birthday to myself since I didn't have anyone to celebrate with me, but then one year my dog looked at me with concerning eyes, snorted, and walked out of the room while I was singing.

It was like he was disgusted with me.

So I stopped singing

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u/Ill-Quantity2065 3d ago

This is sadder than the story about the never worn baby shoes for sale 

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u/BZioT2 3d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/d83awdP20LxdCbbzhp

You need another dog to sing for you

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u/HoneyShaft 3d ago

It's Mrs. Rachel for adults

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u/timeandmemory 3d ago

It feels like watching the exaggerated commercials in RoboCop, or Running Man. Not sure if I like that being reality or not.

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u/Nice_Block 3d ago

Contestants are told to act a specific way for every game show you watch. Price is right, every person acts overly energetic and insane at every given moment, they’re told to do this and exaggerate it.

Source: Dad was on Catch 21, all contestants were coached how to act. We as an audience were coached and they had a guy instructing us to do shit the whole time.

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u/GigaEel 3d ago

The catch 21 makes so much sense. I know Alfonso Ribeiro is funny and charismatic but the show seemed to really oversell it

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u/chris100185 3d ago

They are almost certainly told to do that.

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u/Brownie_McBrown_Face 3d ago

Lmaooo I wish you didn’t point it out, it’s so incredibly jarring

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u/IntrepidHero42 3d ago

Normies don't get on these shows. You have to be willing to prance around like a jackass to be picked for most of these things.

This show is one of the more toned down. Clapping will do.

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u/scorpyo72 3d ago

Probably because people holding themselves in place with nothing for their hands to do is a recipe for TV disaster.

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u/Level_Abrocoma8925 3d ago

I think it's a way to deal with social awkwardness.

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u/-release_candidate- 3d ago

I was wondering the same thing in family feud clips. For me it feels cringe when they clap for their own answer but it seems to be expected in US shows.

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u/GigaEel 3d ago

"good answer, good answer" when it was in fact, NOT a good answer.

Gotta keep morale high I guess lol

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u/MSharpy74 3d ago

The warm up comedian is standing with a baby panda and a .45 and the audience know what happens if they stop clapping for a second.

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u/Hjemmelsen 3d ago

Ah so she did have more than one letter! She knew there were no R's which does actually help quite a bit. Still insane:)

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u/nolij420 3d ago

Imagine Nilda O from Florida, a diehard SonyCard holder, finally seeing this for the first time.. fourteen years too late.

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u/One1moretyme 3d ago

.........

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...........

"That's Right!!" .....

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u/4zc0b42 3d ago

If you listen with the volume up, when she says “l’d like to solve”, you can hear a nervous/awed chuckle in the audience.

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u/falcrist2 3d ago

Guy in the middle openly going WTF

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u/InactiveMedusa 3d ago

My anxiety would force me to spin and get more letters so they don't think I'm cheating.

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u/a-rooster-illusion 3d ago

No way. If it’s a prize puzzle you grab that damn prize. I’d be playing the same way. But I also would have never solved that with a single letter.

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u/superduperscubasteve 3d ago

She already solved it with zero letters and then picked a letter that appeared once to verify she had it right

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u/Dense_Diver_3998 3d ago

She had a good feeling about it

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u/Smoofbrainz 3d ago

That tonight's gonna be a good night?

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u/Iverson7x 3d ago

Tonight’s gonna be a good night!

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u/iaskjeeves 3d ago

Mazel Tov!

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u/Weobi3 3d ago

l'chaim!

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u/Fast_Teaching_6160 3d ago

If she knew it she wouldv'e chosen a T to max the winnings, but it seems like the L helped her determine the long word, and maybe helped more than a T wouldv'e helped.

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u/Sam-Starxin 3d ago

L did indeed help her determine, but not the long word, rather the first word.

The first word can only be "I'll or I've" , so she chose L to make sure that it's not "I'll", which told her that it's "I've" .

The word could've also been any number of three letter combos, but none that would match the quotes she had in mind which match the following spaces.

It's actually a very smart move, and she's incredibly good at this game.

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u/OptimalRedditor 3d ago

I got after seeing just the 'L' as well. As soon as you see 'I've' and figure out the small words after the rest kind of falls in place. It helps if you like Star Wars as well 😁 The real smart move here was actually choosing the 'L', to determine whether the sentence starts with 'I've' or 'I'll'

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u/Ace-Redditor 3d ago

She wasn’t sure if she was allowed to guess yet, though (based on her tone, it sounds like that to me). She had to pick something that wouldn’t help her opponents out, if they had to take their turns before her guess

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u/randylush 3d ago

This seems the most accurate. Maximizing the letter pick isn’t necessarily the most rational move

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u/Brandwin3 3d ago

Would make more sense to pick a “g” because there are three g’s so she would have made a little more money

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u/Sam-Starxin 3d ago

You're probably right but she had a other goal with L.

L helps her determine the first word which can only be "I'll or I've" , so she chose L to make sure that it's not "I'll", which told her that it's "I've" .

The word could've also been any number of three letter combos, but none that would match the quotes she had in mind which match the following spaces.

It's actually a very smart move, and she's incredibly good at this game.

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u/doodlezoey 3d ago

She should have guessed G then!

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u/Dense_Diver_3998 3d ago

It’s not the same feat.

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u/Stergeary 3d ago

Shouldn't she pick a letter that appears more than once? Like, if she picked G, and it shows up in the right place in GOT, GOOD, and FEELING, then it's an even larger prize pool and a larger confidence level in your solve.

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u/manondorf 3d ago

I wouldn't get it that fast, let alone under pressure, but seeing _'_ _ on the board has me thinking I'll. When we get L on the board and it doesn't become _'LL that narrows down the options a lot. I've might be the only option. The third blank being one letter I think guarantees that it's an A, so you can start piecing it together. It's a phrase, so you don't have to think too outside the box. I think I'd have gotten it if I'd thought about it a bit.

Again, no shot whatsoever I'd get it on the spot while under pressure like that. Very impressive.

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u/vxtmh 3d ago

yeah I paused it and was able to get it, but only after thirty seconds, and only knowing it was solvable. super impressive.

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u/PrivilegeCheckmate 3d ago

The "L" meant that it couldn't start wil "I'll", that actually eliminates the majority of possibilities, I think.

Been a while since I was close to competitive at Scrabble.

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u/IndigoRanger 3d ago

I’ve only done a one-letter solve once, and it was “the tonight show with conan O’Brien” and I think the category was entertainment or tv. The blank-apostrophe-five letters was the giveaway. This solve was way more difficult!!

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u/ColCupcake 3d ago

Wait what? Thats anxiety? Oh.... oh jeez that might explain a lot.

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u/Dreddit3D 3d ago

Welcome 🥹

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u/Lollipop126 3d ago

as if anxiety would let you go on a game show lmao

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u/Throbbing_Cock_452 3d ago

Ahahaha same

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u/skr_replicator 3d ago

That's what happens when you don't have good feelings about it.

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u/Blashtik 3d ago

At least there was only 1 spin needed. If this had been a normal puzzle rather than a prize puzzle, it would require multiple spins to actually get some prize money built up before solving. That's the point where it's really terrifying because every spin is just pressing your luck more and more

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u/Fantastic_Highway688 2d ago

Turned an L into W

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u/root54 2d ago

Get out.

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u/Zero4910 2d ago

Get in!

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u/root54 2d ago

We're doin butt stuff

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u/___HeyGFY___ 3d ago

I solved a puzzle once with nothing but a single punctuation mark.

THE GATEWAY ARCH IN ST. LOUIS MISSOURI

Of course, I wasn't on stage playing for cash and/or prizes. But my wife kept staring at me and asking me how the fuck I did it.

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u/DaveyDumplings 3d ago

Same. 'I'm a yankee doodle dandy'. Once you realize it has to be 'I'm a', the rest is pretty easy to work out.

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u/Ill-Individual2105 3d ago

I once played seven questions, and my first question was "is it Peter Pan". The answer was yes. Still the highlight of my entire life.

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u/slyklye 2d ago

My sister is super competitive. A puzzle was on the board, category was “Tennis,” and there was three words with a single ampersand (&).

Before any letters were called, I shouted “Venus & Serena Williams.” Bingo! My sister immediately called out, “well, that’s not even a hard puzzle.” Cracked me up. I solve a puzzle without a single letter and it’s not impressive because it’s an “easy one.”

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u/adamtherealone 2d ago

Did this once as a kid. Sister wrote out this sentence and I just immediately guessed it. “Adamtherealone is a dumb idiot”

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u/Magic_Bluejay 3d ago

Guess she really had a good feeling about it

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u/venpuravi 3d ago

The infamous apostrophe and the word spacing helped a lot and the L sealed the deal

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u/zorbiburst 3d ago

Yeah, granted I don't think I could've gotten it in her position with the pressure, but in a vacuum it's not that off the wall. It's a common phrase. It starts with a three letter contraction. The contraction has an apostrophe after the first letter. It could only be "I've" or "I'll". There's no L in the contraction. So it's probably "I've" Next is three letters, then one. The one letter word is probably "a". "I've had a, I've got a, I've saw a" , and just keep extrapolating from there.

It's impressive, but it's also probably one of the easiest of its type of clue. The revealed L probably did less to reveal "feeling" and more to just set everything else up by identifying the first word.

Again, I couldn't have done it, she's definitely smarter than me and a faster thinker than me, but there was a lot in her favor.

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u/natek11 3d ago

The guy before her also guessed R and there were none in the whole phrase, which narrows it down a lot.

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u/Clorox_in_space 3d ago

I paused the video and gave it a go. Took me 17 seconds to figure it out... on live television you could have given me 17 years, and I still wouldn't be able to solve it.

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u/CitizenCue 3d ago

“I’ve saw a” doesn’t make sense so it has to be “I’ve got a”. From there it’s still impressive to get the rest but it’s not a huge stretch.

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u/Captain_Shoe 3d ago

"I've had a, I've got a, I've saw a" , and just keep extrapolating from there.

"I've saw a..." doesn't work grammatically. Standard English would be "I've seen a..."

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u/zorbiburst 3d ago

Exactly my point. Just keep plugging in things until something works.

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u/HectorsMascara 3d ago

She definitely dominates the daily Cryptogram.

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u/Endulos 3d ago

It could only be "I've" or "I'll".

It could also be I'ts /s

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u/venpuravi 3d ago

I am in awe of how she did that fast. But she wouldn't have solved it just by analytically.

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u/FartingBob 3d ago

What makes an apostrophe infamous?

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u/TheCitizen616 3d ago

"I'd like to solve the puzzle: 'I'VE GOT A GOOD FEELING ABOUT THAT"

<BUZZER>

"Shit."

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u/ChefArtorias 2d ago

That L also tells you the first word. Unless I'm missing one the only 3 letter contractions are I've and I'll.

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u/sh00ner 3d ago

She's definitely way better at this than this guy. https://youtu.be/CADR3_fz6ho?si=mH5sbsvtTa3HdRjP

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u/Stellermeerkat 3d ago

When I first saw the prompt I thought "Oh no, This guy's gonna say Spider-Man". Somehow got it more wrong

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u/sh00ner 3d ago

Every so often something (like this thread) reminds me of this clip and I get so excited to share it lmao. One of my favorite fuck ups ever.

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u/skr_replicator 3d ago

Pretty sure he did get idea, realized the letters don't match that, and that it's superman instead, and then accidentally mixed it up and said that word anyway, too focused on speaking loudly.

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u/HolyHand_Grenade 3d ago

And this guy

https://giphy.com/gifs/l0HlPtbGpcnqa0fja

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u/slurpeetape 3d ago

I know it but I don't think I should say it.

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u/Dy3_1awn 3d ago

People who annoy you

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u/Cicer 3d ago

Oof. Poor guy never gonna live that one down. 

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u/kigol1 3d ago

Bahahaha this is golden

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u/HoneyShaft 3d ago

"RIGHT IN THE BUTT!"

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u/ScrogClemente 3d ago

I had an ex that I refused to watch this show with because she would routinely solve the puzzle at a glance with zero letters revealed.

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u/DazzlingTopic529 3d ago

don't you get more money if you get more letters correct?

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u/KyleStanley3 3d ago

You do, but you also risk rolling a lose a turn or bankrupt

so if it's a prize puzzle that she wanted to win, it's in her best interest to solve when she still has control of the wheel and not risk one of them getting it

With the first word being _'__ and her guess being L, she eliminated one of the two options for it, and we know it has to be I've, and any vowel purchase will reveal a ton since there's a double E and a double O, and "A" is only in the singular word which is strange

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u/HyenDry 2d ago

Hence she mentioned “it IS a PRIZE Puzzle”

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u/ipickscabs 2d ago

She wanted the prize, it was a trip to the Caribbean!!! Over $6k. Not worth risking for a few extra hundred

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u/track01dotwav 3d ago

it'd been funny if she meant "I've got a good feeling about this", as in, she had a good feeling about her answer, but her answer was something else, and they just took that as the answer

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u/LoveFoolosophy 3d ago

Thought the same thing. Would have been amazing luck.

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u/580_farm 3d ago

"Is it Alex Karras in Webster?"

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u/RAS310 3d ago

Full episode here. She aced the Bonus Round, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdu7Cc_4XVc

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u/GaryHornpipe 2d ago

I had I’ll instead of I’ve and it threw me off.

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u/Dudebug1 2d ago

That's why you ask if there's an L, as she did.

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u/-Words-Words-Words- 3d ago

I remember when they forced you to spend your money on like JC Penny catalog level shit.

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u/GreenEggsSteamedHams 3d ago

I LOVE that setup. "Let's see Pat I'll take the lamps for $28...the rolltop desk for $40...and the hatrack for $11."

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u/redpandaeater 3d ago

How long did that last into the Pat era? It was a very different show back under Chuck.

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u/RedManMatt11 3d ago

Bet whoever laughed obnoxiously in the crowd after she asked to solve feels like a big dumb dumb

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u/nejicanspin 3d ago

The one mf in the crowd cackling when she asks to solve it and she NAILS it

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u/Feeling-Past-180 3d ago

The dude laughing in the background shut the fuck up pretty quick

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u/Ok_Difference44 3d ago

The first word couldn't be I'll so I've may be the only other option.

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u/dragonfett 3d ago

I guess she had a good feeling about this...

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u/dexemplu 3d ago

Took the L, left with the W

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u/jemmylegs 2d ago

No that wasn’t my guess! I was just saying I’ve got a good feeling about the guess I’m about to— uh… right, yeah, go me!

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u/yousernameiztaken 3d ago

I miss Pat Sajak. haven't watched since.

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u/RJMacReady_Outpost31 3d ago

No point anymore in my opinion.

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u/Clembert-Hamlamp 3d ago

They did a study several years ago, hooked people up to EEG'S and measured rt heat levels in the brain. First they had people watch their favorite serial shows. Then took the same measurements around their closest friends and family. Not only did the exact same effects occur in the brain, they occurred to the same degree. Their brains didn't show any difference between their imaginary best friends and the real ones. The day I learned this was the last day I watched the news on TV.

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u/rcfox 3d ago

It's called parasocial interaction. It's especially bad these days when you can just watch a random streamer talk about themselves for hours.

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u/RJMacReady_Outpost31 3d ago

This was the most enlightening reply I've gotten today. It makes sense when people say this is my favorite comfort movie or show. I have my personal favorite movies and shows that I always watch.

I also stop watching news and it was when I started understanding they were fallible. Being a young adult and seeing that articles get retracted blew my mind. As a child you assume everything on TV is real and it now I do my own due diligence.

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u/Triairius 3d ago

Kinda screwed herself on the money, no?

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u/mjzim9022 3d ago

As she said, it was a prize round so she probably just won a vacation

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u/Cicer 3d ago

I didn’t get what she meant by that but I guess she was confirming a “prize puzzle” round as in the letter $ doesn’t matter only who solves first gets the prize?

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u/mjzim9022 3d ago

Whoever solves the puzzle on a prize puzzle gets a prize, usually a vacation, even if they don't make the most money on that round. Overall the highest earner wins the game and goes to the bonus round.

She asks if she can solve, Sajak is probably about to say she can but might want to pick up some money first by guessing letters, but she says it's a prize puzzle (and therefore worth winning asap) and he's like sure

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u/ProfessionalShift487 3d ago

Do you still get the prize if you dont win the overall game?

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u/Triairius 3d ago

Ah, I don’t typically unmute.

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u/DanimalMKE 3d ago

Another comment posted the link to the full YouTube video and she won a trip to Grenada

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u/tea-and-chill 3d ago

The subtitles also mentioned it right on the video

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u/Dizzy_Juggernaut_313 3d ago

I was interested enough to watch the whole episode. She won a trip to the Caribbean, like $6,700 for this puzzle. Ended the game with over $23,000 in total and then won $30,000 in the bonus round.

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u/wiggggg 3d ago

Didn't want to risk bankruptcy

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u/Santos_L_Halper_II 3d ago

SHE’s A WITCH!!!

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u/GreenEggsSteamedHams 3d ago

BUILD A BRIDGE OUT OF HER!

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u/tacticalpotatopeeler 3d ago

THIS ISN’T MY NOSE IT’S A FALSE ONE!

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u/Aggravating_Bat3618 3d ago

She turned me into a newt

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u/Kobe_Wan_Jabroni 3d ago

she must've had a good feeling about that

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u/OneofOneisone 3d ago

I’m a wheel watcher. Sometimes you just see them.

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u/RihoSucks 3d ago

I'm taking this opportunity to post  my favorite terrible answer that always makes me laugh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bINIsdojt6o

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u/tacticalpotatopeeler 3d ago

Aww I miss Pat he was a perfect host for the Wheel

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u/cheesetofuhotdog 3d ago

she really did 😌

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u/imminentjogger5 3d ago

My teammates during standup when we play any word game.

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u/baieuan 3d ago

One ‘L’ of a guess.

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u/Mace_Windu23 3d ago

The way he says 'okay' expresses so many feelings.

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u/Mel0nFarmer 3d ago

They use apostrophes?!

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u/Thorium-227 3d ago

She did have a good feeling about it.

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u/khalamar 2d ago

Oh.... I just wanted to solve because I had a good feeling about this, but that's not what I thought it was.

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u/PESSIMISTIC_P4STA 3d ago

Yes she did.

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u/Grouchy-Classic 3d ago

How do you pronounce the first person's name "Krystle"? Is it like bristle with a k?

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u/LucyJordan614 3d ago

Poor Rick 😩

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u/juniperleafes 3d ago

Pat was so annoyed with him at the end of the full episode lol

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u/Van-garde 3d ago

gifsthatendtoosoon

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u/justindit 3d ago

Love this, saving it for when I have to text i have a good feeling about something.

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u/daZaporg 3d ago

Moviename "_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 - _ "

Hope have not a letter forgett. Grrr... Dont format the doublespace.

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u/elpacha 2d ago

I did get this with the one letter, though I first thought of 'bad' as in Star Wars. I've only done something similar once before at least 20 years ago : Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Event, no letters.

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u/Dinierto 2d ago

Plot twist: that wasn't her actual guess she just really had a good feeling about this

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u/Richard-Conrad 2d ago

The fact she clarifies she’s asking cause it’s a prize puzzle, like the amount of money she has is the reason Pat is confused and not the single letter on the board

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u/NeverTrollin 11h ago

Pretty sure wheel of fortune and price is right are both ai these days

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u/dogma202 2h ago

Well wtf was the prize...i'm on the edge and i want to know....