Bid a little...conservatively, did we?
Actual retail price of that clock is... holy hell, $1,332! Who would pay that much for a clock? Some people.
Well, it doesn't matter. Whimsical Calamari, get up here on stage, because we've got quite the prize for you. Bring it out, boys!
*a car is driven on stage*
Ayjo: It's a new car! Presenting the Dord Extravagator! Comes with standard features, air conditioner, working brakes, one of those fancy rear window windshield wipers, and even a spare tire in the trunk! (That's the "boot" for you English. I think.)
Anyone familiar with the Price is Right would have known this game was coming, because hey, it's the only one where a car is actually driven on stage! Hooray!
Now. See that car? It's up for sale, and because I'm crazy, I'm only charging you $1 for it. And hey... *hands Whimsical Calamari seven $1 bills* ...here's seven bucks.
Of course, you *know* it's not going to be quite *that* easy. You have to guess each digit in the price of that car. For every number you're off, either above or below, you have to return one dollar to me. That is to say, if you were to guess 5 and the digit was a 7, you'd have to give me $2 back. If you guess the number exactly on the nose, you'll lose no money. If, at the end of the game, you still have at least one dollar left, that car is yours.
And because I'm so generous (and because it's how they do things on the show), I'll give you that first digit for free.
It's a 2. Now, what do you believe that second digit is?
