I've been watching TPIR since I was 3 years old in 1982.  I'm 28 now.  I have Stan Blits' new book that was released in September and it's an excellent book.  I also have the TPIR DVD game, it's a lot of fun to play.  I live in Kensington, Prince Edward Island, Canada.  I own a small bookkeeping/income tax business.

The closest I got to a TPIR experience was when I went to a 'Which Price is Right' game in Summerside.  It's played the same as the actual show, only 12 pricing games were played instead of 6, two showcase showdowns with 6 contestants each, 10 contestants in contestants row at a time (120 chances for your name to be called).  I made it to contestants row, but didn't play a pricing game.  I had a lot of fun for a good cause.  They played 'On the Nose' for a car in each segment (basketball version), Lose Everything (Pass the Buck), Balls and Strikes (Three Strikes), Punchboard (Punch a Bunch), Mountain Climber (Cliffhangers), Switcheroo (Switch?), Golf Game (Hole in One/or Two), Piggy Bank (Any Number), High or Low (Dice Game), Roll 'Em (Let 'Em Roll), Clinko (Plinko).