[quote name=\'Strikerz04\' date=\'Oct 22 2005, 03:08 PM\']I fared well playing an offshoot of "Sale of the Century" freshman year. The questions weren't that bad, and I wouldn't mind having to build my bank for 8 days at a time...
...so I'll say the Winner's Board or Shopping Era versions of "$ale"
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I don't know if I should give a better explanation to this, other than just the fact it is Sale.
(get ready for a boring explanation)
I originally wanted to be on "Wheel of Fortune" as a contestant because its pretty easy: spin, buy, solve, win. Fairly simple format. I already accomplished that feat recently as a contestant (my show is supposed to air on November 28th). With that in mind, I had to pick the other show, which is just as simple (figuratively speaking).
You simply just answer questions, buy prizes (if you feel like it), and take small (but sometimes neccessary) risks, in order to build a cash jackpot. As easy as that may seem, its the process of keeping the audience at home (and in-studio)...keep the audience on their feet, and you'd produce well (if you're good at doing it under pressure)
The prizes on $ale were about on-level with Wheel (in the 80s/early 90s), so you could walk out with Wheel with a bundle, as well as "$ale"
In a way, both shows draw their parallels, and since one dream's already been fulfilled, then I can gladly say of my other dream.
I'm done, let me enjoy my birthday cake.
-Dave
