A Price Is Right contestant attempts to sabotage her opponents with a questionable bidding strategy.
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See, like watching Viva Hollywood. A timeless strategy on The Price Is Right is to bid one dollar over the last person bidding to block them out. This week, Kim employed her own special twist on that strategy. Tammy. Hi, 999. 999 and Kim, how are you? 998. 998. Wow. An amazing strategy I've never seen before. That's just funny. Actual retail price is 1020. Tammy. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I can't believe my plan didn't work. Make a hopeless bid, run on stage, and hope no one notices. But after staying in the pit the whole show, Kim got one final chance. 350. Kim, the whole show. 401. 401. 664. Kim. No, no, no, no, no. No, no, Kim, Kim, Kim, no, no, no, I'm sorry. Let's look at 525. Congratulations, Kim. You lost again. Nope, stay there. Because you've just won the chance to sit down. Seriously, sit down.
