Price Is Right's Yodely Guy goes to Switzerland AND yes you can wear clothes at the Beacon Theater
Listen in as we bring you a fun-filled episode full of good news!
We kick things off with Richard Shelton, a lifelong fan of The Price is Right, who won a trip to Switzerland on the show and brought along the game show's character, Yodely Guy. Hear...
Listen in as we bring you a fun-filled episode full of good news!
We kick things off with Richard Shelton, a lifelong fan of The Price is Right, who won a trip to Switzerland on the show and brought along the game show's character, Yodely Guy. Hear how Richard, a Price is Right expert, navigated the Cliffhangers game and made his childhood dream come true.
But the good news doesn't stop there. We've also got an inspiring story about Joe, a 13-year-old boy known as Doodle Boy, who's landed a deal with Nike thanks to his creativity.
Discover the intriguing find a family in Norway stumbled upon in their garden using their metal detector, and hear about the unique surgery performed on Joey, an 82-year-old tortoise with a bladder stone.
Lastly, we debunk a bizarre report about the Beacon Theater in New York City's dress code.
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0:02 The Shark Deck. I'm Jenny Mack with five good news stories. Hey, good news. If you're the Yodeley guy from The Price Is Right? You finally got to go to Switzerland. Richard Shelton, come on down. Richard said, my dad would always watch The Prices Right every morning when I was home before school. So I guess I was just amazed by the lights and the colors and the sounds and the fact that people were happy and winning. Is there a West Coast feed of The Price Is Right? Because it airs at eleven am Eastern? And if this was before school, what time are you going to school? But I digress. I'm just really thrown by that. Richard said, I grew to watch it over time and kept watching it. Maybe dad DVRs the show and watches at seven am. Okay, that makes sense. Oh no, Richard's from Long Island. Dad must definitely DVR the show anyway. Richard Shelton recently brought Hans aka Yodeley Guy along on his trip to Switzerland. Shelton won the trip on The Prices Right and Yodeley Guys, you know as a character on the game shows classic pricing game called The Cliffhangers Shelton's one of those prices right experts. He said, I know a lot of secret things about the show, like how to play the games, and I know the themes of the games are always the same whether he watched them tomorrow the next day. There's a lot of trends that they use that people watch the show would catch on to. Shelton played the second game on the show and had to guess the price of a Gucci carry on and fanny pack. He bid twenty seven hundred dollars. That was the high bid.
1:23 He got on stage with Drew the announcer said, he's playing for Yodly guys. Favorite place to visit Switzerland. The game Cliffhangers. Here are the rules of Cliffhangers. The contestant bids on three small prizes for every dollar the contestant is away from the actual prices. A mountain climber takes one step up a mountain. If the mountain climber does not exceed twenty five steps, then the contestant wins a bonus prize. Now Shelton knew some of the tricks. He explained how different items on cliffhangers typically increased from twenty to forty dollars. Based on levels in the game, he guessed the exact price of the first prize. He was five dollars over on the second and only two dollars away from the third. Yodeli Guys Stop Moving. Shelton had officially won the game. They let Shelton take Yodeley Guy home. Yodaly Guy was photographed around different parts of Switzerland. One image was shared by the prices Right Instagram account. Good news for Joe. He's thirteen and he was told he was doodling in school too much. Well, Nike disagrees Joe was drawing so much he was known as doodle Boy. Joe says, I started dueling when I was six or seven. I wanted to change my style. It's worked out really well.
2:24 When I'm angry, I go to my room and I start doodling. It makes me feel happy. It's also one of the most relaxing things I do. Well. It landed him a deal with Nike. Nike's trying to encourage children to be more creative. Joe said, it's one of my dreams. Nike is such a big thing and there'll be loads of fun stuff coming up soon that I'm really excited for I just keep telling myself, do what you love, Do what you love. Doodle Hey. Good news for a family in Norway. They found the lost gold earring they were searching for in their garden with their metal detector. Oh they also found one thousand year old artifacts. They stumbled upon a bullsh shape buckle and another item that appeared to be part of a Viking erab burial. Experts believe the two metal artifacts were used in a woman's burial from the ninth century. Had good news for Joey, the eighty two year old tortoise. Joey has had a bladderstone the size of a cricket ball removed Yikes. Two veterinary surgeons had to cut through Joey's shell to remove the growth. One of the vets said, given the size of the stone, it was unique. If Joey was a human, it would be like having a bladderstone the size of a basketball. Might take up for a year for Joey's shell to heal. The vets had to create a fiberglass and ros and glue to hold together the shell after the surgery. One of the surgeons said tortoises are a very tough species. They don't let you know what is wrong. Still, it's really bad. Joey had only been acting unusually in the last few weeks before the surgery, and even then she was just eating less and moving less. She had been very lethargic, eating less and generally not happy. But thankfully she is very caring. Owners who noticed something was wrong, eventually we did an X ray. Luckily, bladderstones show
3:57 up on tortoise X rays and good news. Contrary to a report, you are allowed to wear clothing at the Beacon Theater in New York City. The Beacon put up a sign forbidding twenty items not allowed in the theater, including cowbells, hoverboards, bats, clubs, and clothing. Median christ to Stefano joked, clothing. I hope they have plastic covers for the seats. This is a real thing. I saw the picture in the New York Post. They had all the items there, you know, guns and recording devices and whatnot, and one of the things was an icon of what looked to me to be a T shirt and it said clothing. To Stefano joked, I have shows at Radio City and Madison Square Garden. We're allowing clothes and cowbells.
4:40 A spokesperson for MSG Entertainment Corporation, which owns the Beacon Theater, thank the New York Posts for bringing to their attention. They said they'll be fixing the sign. A spokesperson said, Wow, that was clearly a mistake. Clothing is definitely permitted. Who that's your five good news stories for today? Oh, that was a fun one. And follow the show for free on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Tell a friend about it, will you, and have a great day.
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