if you are Deal or No Deal Contestant, I have seen one guy turned down little more than $200,000 and he ended up getting $10. I just watched the show today the police officer turned down $141,000, his wife told him to take the [edited] $141k deal and he ended up with $1,700. If you are ever on that show, do not be greedy and you need to have a good safety net! If not, it is better to say "Deal"!
Do not be so greedy.......
by asilentone 8 Replies latest jw experiences
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John Doe
I do not agree. Anything you get is money you didn't have, and if you took a deal when there is a good chance you would know the answer, you would be forever kicking yourself. No guts no glory.
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WTWizard
That is part of the game. If you don't take the chance sometimes, you may miss a chance at the jackpot. But remember, you haven't actually won the money until you actually complete the game or quit and take the money.
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keyser soze
What JD said. You're playing with house money. Unless you are desperate for money, why not go for broke.
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finallysomepride
Deal
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PEC
Get a job, it pays better.
Philip
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Snoozy
I agree with A silent one. I think I would set a limit for when things started getting hot so to speak...especially if it hit over $100,000. Better be safe than sorry..bird in the hand and all that stuff....
Snoozy
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dig692
I get so irritated at those people that turn down a hefty amount of change to go the big money, only to walk off the show with barely enough for a cab ride to the airport! I think to myself, if I was offered 50k I would take it! It's 50k more than I started out with!
But then again, if everyone just took the first deal they got, it probably wouldn't be much of a show
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Elsewhere
Daytime TV will rot your brain!
