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The chick on this clip is a family friend, Jessica and we think she's the one that won the first million dollar BUT she or anyone from her family cannot say one word OR they lose everything. It sucks because looking at this clip its clear that it's her.

http://www.nbc.com/Deal_or_No_Deal/vide ... ed/524361/

I have a question... if it leaks and that means they lose everything, why would you want to help that happen by posting about it on the internet?

bluejeangirl76 wrote:I have a question... if it leaks and that means they lose everything, why would you want to help that happen by posting about it on the internet?

You and a couple dozen of us may have been thinking the same thing, thanks for planting the flag.
Now Epoy, give us the million dollar answer to our question.

epoy wrote:The chick on this clip is a family friend, Jessica and we think she's the one that won the first million dollar BUT she or anyone from her family cannot say one word OR they lose everything. It sucks because looking at this clip its clear that it's her.

http://www.nbc.com/Deal_or_No_Deal/vide ... ed/524361/

Tell her you won't reveal her secret as long as she's really nice to you, and then hit her up for a new car.

bluejeangirl76 wrote:I have a question... if it leaks and that means they lose everything, why would you want to help that happen by posting about it on the internet?

i have a disclaimer, i did say they won't (and really haven't) said anything. sorry, it was a slow day at work...

Yeah you should become a really, really good friend of hers.

Although $1 million doesn't even go that far these days.

epoy wrote:i have a disclaimer, i did say they won't (and really haven't) said anything. sorry, it was a slow day at work...

Yes, you did indeed say that. But I don't think that would hold up again NBC's pool of sharks.

However... hasn't anyone learned that the teasers always throw you off? They hype you up over this one episode that you CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS!!! so that you watch, then the person in the ad goes home with $10 and the big winner is on two weeks later.

I'd say "good luck to your friend" but since the show's over, she don't need it no more, one way or the other.

I wish I could get on this show. At the very least, I'd come away with law school paid off and plenty left over for a down payment on a decent house.

I wonder how they screen people for this show? Something tells me they give people tests to determine how prone they are to taking risks and/or testing their financial/mathematical aptitude?

My girlfriend loves this show so I've seen a fair amount of episodes. I can't tell you how many morons I've seen on there that don't comprehend what their real odds of improving their first six figure offer are. You'd think when the offers are more than a lot of them make in 2 or 3 years of working, they'd take the deals, but you always see the idiots keep pushin and gettin burned.

Get me on this show! Barring horrible luck, I (and most people of at least average intelligence/financial aptitude) walk away with six figures easy.