All the bids are in; the actual retail price of those fans is
$1,890, and larryboy is the winner!
DINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDINGDING(applause)(Walking 2007)
Right up here next to me, larry. I welcome you to the stage. You're going to play the first pricing game of our show for something quite spiffy; that spiffy prize is right behind those doors!
(door #3 opens)(Amen, Brother Herbert)
It's a new boat!(applause)(Holly models it)
From Sun Tracker comes the Bass Buggy 18! Its practical, no-nonsense layout is perfect for families who simply want a basic, easy-to-maneuver, easy-to-own pontoon. There’s ample room for a crew of seven with an open floor plan with plenty of casting room fore and aft. It features a color-coordinated six polyester Bimini top and dual-latching gates that open inward, goldroadfanatic!
Now, we aren't fooling around here, larry. That boat is at least $12,300 in price, and the actual retail price lies somewhere on this scale from $12,300 to $12,900. In a moment, this rangefinder will move up the scale. It covers a $150 area, and when you think the price of the boat is anywhere in this red area, press the button to stop the rangefinder. If the price falls in the red area, wherever you stop it, you'll win. Step over there and I'll ask them to start the rangefinder!
(Just post what you want your $150 range to be)
