US Edition‘The Price is Right’ Contestant Loses Out on Trip on Her Birthday Which Fans Call ‘Heartbreaking’
- On Wednesday, March 26, a contestant named Carolyn Warth competed on a game show, bidding $1 on an item with a retail price of $549 and winning against a next closest bid of $700.
- Warth, who was celebrating her birthday, was trying to win a trip to Alaska that cost $6,119.
- During the Showcase Showdown round, Warth spun a total of 120, exceeding the 100 needed to move to the Showcase, bringing her total winnings to $9,019, but ultimately costing her the trip.
- Despite winning a pair of speakers, fans reacted to Warth's loss, with some commenting that "That was a heartbreaking loss" and noting it was "Only off by 19 bucks".
- A clip of the event was posted to YouTube, highlighting the reactions to Warth's narrow loss and generating discussion among viewers.
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