@@Ottophil what about the biden quote right above it? thats 2. also all the comments have been about biden, why would he bring up trump. stop drinking the kool aid
Just so everyone understands, he was not only the lowest bidder, but he went last as well. He could’ve guessed ‘one dollar’ and he still would’ve won. He left himself virtually no margin for error, and nailed it.
Probably had seen that prize offered on the show before and knew the exact bid. They do repeat prizes and many people have won with exact bids that way. Or he was just really dumb and lucky.
@@Jaren929actually Betty was closer to 100 without going over when she died. She died less than 3 weeks before her 100th birthday. Bob died about 3.5 months before his 100th birthday.
He only handed him a single bill. I'm pretty certain that there weren't any 500 dollar bills in circulation even then. It was probably a voucher or something.
@@CelesQuinn Just look at the fine print for radio giveaways and TV sweepstakes, they specifically say you can't be employed and your family members can't be employed by the station, producers, or critically sponsor. So that really is cheating due to a conflict of interest. They are really sensitive about this after the quiz show scandals of the 50's.
How do you know they don't? People have said constantly that they saw a particular item on the show a few days prior, and that was the price. Or they've been out window shopping and noticed those prices (that's how I always came close with the price of cars). I'll give you they can't see Bob's card, but if you think you know it from previous encounters, why not go for it and try to make the $500 bonus? There's only so many products out there that advertisers are willing to place, and some producers are OK with people trying to memorize prices from the show because that means they're watching every day, which keeps the producers in business.
The way Bob stretches the moment of suspense and whips the crowd into a frenzy, all without raising his voice above a grandfatherly chat, is the stuff that would give Hitchcock chills. RIP Bob the King
@@uscdave1124 in watching the old game shows, the closest that comes to Bob are Dick Clark and Alex Trebek in terms of quality of hosting. Bob was a lot better than even those of his era. Way better than Gene Rayburn or Richard Dawson.
I used to love when he did this Just-Push-The-Button-Already routine to contestants who were clearly overcome with excitement. (leans in to push button for the first of five times to see if she won...) What's the first thing you're gonna do if you win this car?
My favourite part is how all the other contestants get so excited for him. They all lost but instead of being bummed out about it they are enjoying and celebrating a historic moment in the shows history.
Bob Barker would be a savage legend if he did that buildup for the $999 guy's bid, and then just casually said the first bidder's $1200 was the exact correct bid lol
@@bmoshareholderappleshareho855 But if he was over, they would have re-bid, and could have gotten it again. Plus, it was the first item up for bid on the show (Bob only did that explanation for the first one); if he was wrong, he would have had 5 more chances to get up there.
@@Hippiepookie & you pay shipping may not sound like much but many who have won a car couldn't afford to receive it costs several thousand to transport, insurance, etc
It's one thing to lose to someone. It's another thing to lose to someone with panache. One hurts, the others just bloody impressive to the point where you can't feel bad.
God I loved Bob Barker. The man knew how to keep positive and uplifting but never, EVER missed an opportunity to poke a little grumpy fun at a contestant. This man had some serious emotional range. It's too bad he never pursued more of an acting career.
Bob actually addressed that in an interview. He said that he got asked about Happy Gilmore every day on the set and was always asked why he didn’t do more movies. He said he simply refused to do nude scenes.
and that's why bob barker's the best host of the show PERIOD. he was always SO full of enthusiasm, and whenever someone hit it big, he always made sure to drag out the suspense like a troll. it really gave the show SO much character!
Bob was such a great presenter. Building up the moment, then when he finally reveals it, he skips words and goes straight to the "$999!". The man knew how to entertain.
@Karl with a K damn, you really don't know how to be light-hearted about a game show? you have to go and insult imaginary women? enjoy being with jill forever.
I believe it was the 1st time the last person bidding won withe the exact bid with a bid below the lowest bid by 1 dollar I am sure other had it exactly right before
@ericcarve4476 Yes, until circa 1993, when Dian Parkinson left the show due to sexual aligations, and from then on, Bob handed ✋🏻 over every perfect one bidder their bonus money 💵 whether they were women or men and in November 1998 it changed to $500.
it's actually pretty clever. he thought it was less than 1000 and since nobody bid under a thousand he would have won if the answer was between 0-999 if he had said 900 for example
+Adriaan Van Zanten According to the rules if you bid over the amount, then you lose. So if the price had actually been $998, then no one would have win. The best bet for Jose would have been $1. Then he would have won if the price was anywhere between $1 and $999. This is why being last to bid is such a huge advantage in the game.
Not just that, but Bob Barker's so good at acting like he genuinely didn't know the result, even before he pulls out the card (and you'll notice that he never actually pulls out the card enough to read anything on it). Even the "oh, for f*ck's sake he got it" look he gave was on point.
@@2097Pyros You can see him peek at 1:27, all he needed was a 9 to know haha (though he was still acting of course so your point stands, but I think he had to look at it to know)
Actually, no! Kyle had even better luck in another round, and was actually one of the most amazing contestants ever. Look up "Price is Right Unbelievable Half Off." I remember that episode and was blown away by his amazing psychic abilities that won him the game!!
@@gagefisher3375 The host will be given $500 to put in his pocket, just incase something like that happens. If it does happen, then he'll get another $500.
@@gagefisher3375 Perfect bids happen from time to time, so it makes sense for Bob to have $500 ready. The only thing that made it unusual was bidding the exact price while being only $1 less than the next highest bid, which of course doesn’t net any additional cash.
@@olanmills64 No, but sometimes he'd call his granny while he was watching and they'd both sit there talking about it live. Otherwise a perfectly normal kid, the quiet outdoorsy type, clean. An ideal roommate. Plus Bob Barker.
I remember watching a show years ago, first person bid $1, next person bid $2, 3rd bid $3, all the last person had to do was bid $4 and she won, instead she bids up in the thousands and was over.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 The first prize you win is insignificant, moron. It just gives you a chance to play for the actual good stuff afterward, which is all that matters.
I'm pretty sure this was based out of commiefornia. Just because a few smart rich people live there d oesnt mean the average Joe has any intelligence...their average Joe is a homeless junkie 🤣😂
@@ftniceberg874: California's economy is #1 in the U.S. and #5 in the world when compared to entire countries. What you're describing in Cali is super extreme wealth inequality, which is the exact opposite of communism, where wealth inequality doesn't exist. The states that consistently have the lowest median test scores in math & reading for high school seniors are the most red states like Mississippi, Alabama & Louisiana. You Trumpers are the biggest fucking morons. You just repeat the same dumb shit that you hear from each other, which have no basis in reality. You just make up your own reality (e.g., CA is a blue state with a lot of electoral votes, so I hate CA, and everything in CA is bad--derp!).
@@mobus1603 i dont believe for a second that Californias economy is no #1 in the us or 5th in anything. Cali is cesspool of scumbags, druggies and the homeless. People here are struggling to live day by day and its been that way since before all this pandemic bs.
It’s moments like this that remind you what an incredible host Bob was. You know that once he highlighted it, the audience knew $999 was the one. But he still stretched that moment, and had the audience in the palm of his hand. That’s incredible skill.
This is an example of why Bob was the greatest host ever. The exact number in a bid is so rare but he didn't miss a beat when the bell chimed. Then was able to humorously heckel a contestant who made an extremely poor bid, obviously realizing he was the one who had it exactly right, and did it all without a single stutter. He made it look so easy. We miss you Bob!
The Price Is Right has always encouraged the audience to yell out prices. The story behind this clip is that Jose was told the price by Theodore Slauson an audience member and avid viewer of the show. Slauson, studied the prices from previous episodes as they remained the same from show to show. In fact there are a ton of episodes where contestants listened to him, and some of those shows have 4 or more perfect bids. This is the same Theodore Slauson who provided the exact bid amount to a contestant in the show case show down which resulted in the show changing how the prices are determined to ensure that memorization could not longer occur.
Not to mention you should never round up if you want the exact amount. Go to the stores, except for those discount type places you rarely see an evening round number like 1,000.
Vlad Piranha i was thinking more along the lines of "her with grandkids, and great grandkids" and when they get tucked into bed, she'll say something like "have i ever told you the story of that great 999 bid?"
Usually if you see very energetic people on TV it's because TV shows WANT those people on their shows. They know they have a better chance on a different show if they show this clip to them. Trust me, it's how you get on TV in the first place. Be stupidly energetic
You know why this show is better than everything else? 1 guy wins, and every contestant is happy for him even though they lost. If this was done by Fox there would be drinks thrown and a slap fight.
That would have been my grandma lol. She went to the casino because my uncle was buying buffet for everyone. She veers off going through the casino and drops 3 quarters in one particular machine. Seven. Seven....seven! She won $40 haha
Buddy of mine turned 5 bucks into 145 playing penny slots ONE LINE AT A FUCKING TIME. Funny enough I turned 20 into 160 so we both left with 140 in profit, playing on the same type of machine, the buffalo ones if anyone knows them.
I was on the Price is Right in 1994 when Bob was the host. I played Plinko (won $7,000) and won some other stuff (desk, blood pressure machine, umbrella, etc.). My clearest memory of that day was just how funny Bob was with the audience. During the commercial breaks, he interacted with us and was absolutely hysterical. As a 19 year-old, I didn't think an "old" man could be that funny, but he was out of control hilarious. Miss you Bob!
One thing about Bob that I liked was that he could say something that would come off as rude, but he had a way of doing it with humor and class at the same time. So you forgave him for it anyway. Any other guy would have been punched in the face.
ZaneTruesdale007 OH fooling around... So that's what the young folks are calling it these days? In any event I must have been thinking of the models not the contestants. I guess it would be a scandal if he was a preacher or something.
Bob was a national treasure. Nothing was more clutch than The Price is Right on a sick day or a rainy summer day. What I'd give to go back and have one more sick school day hanging out with my grandma watching The Price is Right and Unsolved Mysteries
For those of you who are struggling to find out why bidding 999 was a bad idea here. If indeed Jose thought it was less then 1,000 he could have bid $1 and had 100% chance of winning. But since he bid $999 if the price was $998 or less they all would have lost and had to rebid. Either he was absolutely dumb but got lucky, or he somehow really thought it was $999 dead on, but still most people would play it safe and say $1.
It's the perks of going last. If the first person bids 1$, the next person will wall them in by bidding slightly more. Going last means people can't bid against you
Nick Cowan I've seen one episode of The Price is Right where the first person bid $1, the second person bid $2, the third person bid $3 and then the fourth person bid $4 and automatically won. It was hilarious, and also goes to show that bidding $1 can be risky depending on what strategy other people use. Technically everyone could do that and it would guarantee the last bidder to win every time, but that would also take the suspense out of the show. If everyone started doing that, my guess is the director would come in and tell them to bid something else and re-shoot, or just change the format of the game. But people rarely do that, because it's a pretty unsafe strategy unless you're the last person bidding.
@@dmullz100 To be fair, no one knew for sure until Barker said it (at which point all bids were made). Jose could have bid $1 and it could've been 1100 for example. Granted, you're going under the context that everyone now knows so I guess aren't wrong (hindsight is 20/20)
Epic moment! I wonder if he didn't realize someone bid $1000, the action goes by pretty quick when you're on TV, either that or he was a master player and had seen the item before
@@justsomeguywithagoatee8337 you got way too much time needing to explain something that everyone already knows.....looking at your comment made me bleed my own blood
@@Reggie2000 A bodybuilder died and went to hell, while there he asks, "can I get a protein shake?". The demon laughs and says "there is no 'whey' in Hell!"
Actually, watching this and looking at the people bidding "1200", "1000" and "1300", I was thinking "Are you crazy? Prices are almost always "x99" or "x49", never the even thousand. If you think it is $1300, bid $1299 and so forth.
Aspiring Broadcasters and Hosts take note: Bob Barker was the master of gentle hyperbole - the way he built up the moment...the way he got the crowd involved...the way he stretched it out to grab everyone's attention...that's how a master of his craft does it.
OK I'm not understanding all of these comments about Bob carrying $500 in his pocket for 35 years. Of course he carried $500 in his pocket in case someone hit the bid perfectly. It happens several times a year so he carries the $500. To Bob, $500 is nothing. He got paid millions. And it wasn't his money anyway. It was the show's money.
+1FatHappyBirthday "It happens several times a year" Are you not watching the same video as the rest of us? Bob clearly said this was an historic moment that has never happened before.
+Daniel Cox I think Bob was referring to the fact that Jose won by bidding a dollar under another person because the only possible way for him to win is to get it exactly right or the other person would be closer to the correct price (or they both go over). I'm sure plenty of other people have gotten the price exactly right before, just not with such a close bid.
+Daniel Cox Yes, getting the correct bid happens in many, many episodes. But never has anyone gone last and bid a dollar under another bid and got the price right. That was a stupid move because the rules are closest without going over, so if he was the last person why would he bid one dollar less than 1000 instead of one dollar more? One dollar less than 1000 only gave him 1 chance of winning at all, bidding one dollar more than 1000 would have gave him 200 chances of winning.
Man, I wish I could've played the Price is Right back when Joe Biden hosted it
That no Biden
That’s my wife
Skyrim joke if you didn’t understand
If, if you could...and I mean come one, man! If you...what was I saying?
I wish I could’ve been a roach and played with his hairy legs back when he watched the pool.
@@FartsTasteDelicious of all the stupid shit trump has said, you wanna latch on to the only weird thing biden has said? Ok, but strange
@@Ottophil what about the biden quote right above it? thats 2. also all the comments have been about biden, why would he bring up trump. stop drinking the kool aid
Just so everyone understands, he was not only the lowest bidder, but he went last as well. He could’ve guessed ‘one dollar’ and he still would’ve won. He left himself virtually no margin for error, and nailed it.
Go big or go home
Dumb luck. Can’t put it any better than that lol.
Or he knew how much the retail for
Probably had seen that prize offered on the show before and knew the exact bid. They do repeat prizes and many people have won with exact bids that way. Or he was just really dumb and lucky.
He’s an idiot.
RIP Bob Barker aged 99 years. He lived closest to 100 without going over.
Same goes for the late Betty White.
that is actually epic
@Jaren929 two legends who are dearly missed 😢
@@Toshinegawa Yeah. 😔Sad times
@@Jaren929actually Betty was closer to 100 without going over when she died. She died less than 3 weeks before her 100th birthday. Bob died about 3.5 months before his 100th birthday.
I love that Bob just casually pulls $500 out of his suit pocket and hands it to the guy like, "Here ya go, kid. Get yourself something nice."
He had $500 in his pocket for 35 years just in case and it finally happened.
He only handed him a single bill. I'm pretty certain that there weren't any 500 dollar bills in circulation even then. It was probably a voucher or something.
Interesting how when it was a woman contestant he would let her reach into his pocket for the bill.
Buy yourself a watch?
@@bobstopa4590 do you let strange men rummage around in your pockets?
"So, Jose, what kind of work do you do?"
"I'm a salesperson for Horizon Fitness."
LOL
HAHAHAHAHA That is cheating my guy hahahaha
@@CelesQuinn i know im just saying its hilarious
@@CelesQuinn Just look at the fine print for radio giveaways and TV sweepstakes, they specifically say you can't be employed and your family members can't be employed by the station, producers, or critically sponsor. So that really is cheating due to a conflict of interest. They are really sensitive about this after the quiz show scandals of the 50's.
I would like but I can't
Bob: You realize, Jose, that what you just did is a very stupid thing.
Jose: *Cheering, clapping*
His shirt is pretty awesome too. Ha!
It's not stupid if you know the price. It's only stupid if your bid is an estimate.
😂😂😂
@@wschmrdr but... you dont know the price
How do you know they don't? People have said constantly that they saw a particular item on the show a few days prior, and that was the price. Or they've been out window shopping and noticed those prices (that's how I always came close with the price of cars). I'll give you they can't see Bob's card, but if you think you know it from previous encounters, why not go for it and try to make the $500 bonus?
There's only so many products out there that advertisers are willing to place, and some producers are OK with people trying to memorize prices from the show because that means they're watching every day, which keeps the producers in business.
The way Bob stretches the moment of suspense and whips the crowd into a frenzy, all without raising his voice above a grandfatherly chat, is the stuff that would give Hitchcock chills. RIP Bob the King
The rhythm and cadence is legendary
Yeah he came from the end of a Golden Age of gameshow hosts. His style of diction and showmanship is now extinct. Drew Carrey is a pale impression.
@@uscdave1124 in watching the old game shows, the closest that comes to Bob are Dick Clark and Alex Trebek in terms of quality of hosting. Bob was a lot better than even those of his era. Way better than Gene Rayburn or Richard Dawson.
I used to love when he did this Just-Push-The-Button-Already routine to contestants who were clearly overcome with excitement. (leans in to push button for the first of five times to see if she won...) What's the first thing you're gonna do if you win this car?
This and Jeopardy are the greatest game shows of all-time, and for completely different reasons.
My favourite part is how all the other contestants get so excited for him. They all lost but instead of being bummed out about it they are enjoying and celebrating a historic moment in the shows history.
because if they don't they're kicked off lol
They get another chance in the next round.
What a pop from the audience as well.
Bob Barker would be a savage legend if he did that buildup for the $999 guy's bid, and then just casually said the first bidder's $1200 was the exact correct bid lol
That’s so fried 💀
This has 999 likes
@@alecsweet6476 I made it 1000... just unliked it then liked it again
@@ethank2463 It’s at 1.2k now LOL
😂
RIP Bob. You always kept me entertained on sick days. The real MVP closest to 100 without going over. The historic moment and he passes away at 99.
Not only that, he passed on National Dog Day. Don't forget to spay and neuter your pets!
Fantastic comment.
To my dawgs
Should've passed at 999.
Of course Jose was the winner as soon as Bob said "Someone got it exactly right" Jose knows the rule of psychological pricing.
True, but he was taking an awful risk. He could have bid one dollar and it would have been a sure-fire win.
@@bmoshareholderappleshareho855 But if he was over, they would have re-bid, and could have gotten it again. Plus, it was the first item up for bid on the show (Bob only did that explanation for the first one); if he was wrong, he would have had 5 more chances to get up there.
Wait a second. This show is brilliant. You get paid for ads, you get paid by broadcasters, and prizes are essentially free samples from the company!
Yep, that's basically what it's been from the beginning. A giant ad for all the things the contestants bid on.
Congrats, you've unlocked the code! Lol! And yet, we love it anyway!
Plus you pay the taxes on the items.
Richest man in the gold rush sold the pick axe.
@@Hippiepookie & you pay shipping may not sound like much but many who have won a car couldn't afford to receive it costs several thousand to transport, insurance, etc
This is precisely why Bob Barker was the greatest host in game show history. His ability to capture a moment and drag it out was an art.
Nah. Drew is better. He's actually excited for the people to win. Majority of the time Bob didn't give af.
Richard Dawson was a better game show host than those two.
@Woody Last Name In his last years, Bob was pretty bad, i'll agree with that.
hmmmm. Alex Trebek.
Bruce Forsyth has entered the chat...
I actually really like how happy everyone is for him, including the other contestants
Moments like that are worth "the price of admission", though it probably did happen a few times prior.
It's one thing to lose to someone. It's another thing to lose to someone with panache. One hurts, the others just bloody impressive to the point where you can't feel bad.
Aren't they forced to act like cheerful crack bingers or they don't get to play lol
God I loved Bob Barker. The man knew how to keep positive and uplifting but never, EVER missed an opportunity to poke a little grumpy fun at a contestant. This man had some serious emotional range. It's too bad he never pursued more of an acting career.
It is a shame that his extra role in Happy Gilmore was a one-off thing (I think). I agree with ya.
Bob actually addressed that in an interview. He said that he got asked about Happy Gilmore every day on the set and was always asked why he didn’t do more movies. He said he simply refused to do nude scenes.
@@ThunderFist1978 That's pretty damn good, thanks for the laugh.
Somehow I think the fact that the only acting gig Bob is known for is Happy Gilmore makes him more of a legend
Apparently he actually originally wanted to be an actor when he started and he joked that Adam Sandler was the only one who would let him do
I love how EVERYONE cheers, despite losing. It's just too good.
They're on TV! lol
That used to be a big deal.
It's called good sportsmanship. Some people still value it.
Bob built it up so well that everyone else got excited too
@@R.F.9847 kids theese days
Welcome to America!!
I like how Bob played that moment up.
nothing against Drew Carey but Bob was the man, he even got to punch Adam Sandler in the face.
This is why I hated Carey as a host.
and that's why bob barker's the best host of the show PERIOD. he was always SO full of enthusiasm, and whenever someone hit it big, he always made sure to drag out the suspense like a troll. it really gave the show SO much character!
TUSMBOX it would have been worse if donald trump were there
Nimono and he felt the emotion when it was real close, and then Bam! a loss, a painful loss.
love how bob just tries to drag out the perfect bid for as long as he can
Probably had a couple extra seconds because the first half games were expected to be so short; why not?
Jose inner monologue: “A thousand dollars for THAT? She can’t be serious. That thing is not worth more than $999.”
Bob was such a great presenter. Building up the moment, then when he finally reveals it, he skips words and goes straight to the "$999!". The man knew how to entertain.
haven’t really watched this since Bob retired. Just couldn’t get Drew’s dull personality
.. great right hook.. lol
Ehh it was kind of anticlimactic since he already hinted that Jose was the winner and kept repeating that the odds were not in his favor
@Karl with a K damn, you really don't know how to be light-hearted about a game show? you have to go and insult imaginary women? enjoy being with jill forever.
idk I think it's funny because it's obviously Jose that got it and he's just delaying saying so
Bob had been keeping a wad of $500 in his suit pocket for the past 35 years.
That was my 1st thought......must have been some pretty fuzzy bills at that point, lol!
People had won $500 before for perfect bids...just not for a bid that was $1 under someone else.
@@chiefscheider also it was only $100 back in the 90s
new to the show eh? plenty of people have guessed spot on over the years
I believe it was the 1st time the last person bidding won withe the exact bid with a bid below the lowest bid by 1 dollar I am sure other had it exactly right before
Bob had 500 dollars folded in his pocket for 35 years waiting to make this a historic moment.
So actually it used to be $100, and he would have the women reach in and get it. True story, just was the norm for the show.
exact bids were a regular occurrence
@ericcarve4476 Yes, until circa 1993, when Dian Parkinson left the show due to sexual aligations, and from then on, Bob handed ✋🏻 over every perfect one bidder their bonus money 💵 whether they were women or men and in November 1998 it changed to $500.
@@ericcarve4476 He still had the extra 400 elsewhere for the Shell Game.
I love how the entire contestants row was so happy for him (and the whole audience, of course).
Never bid one dollar less than someone else. Unless you're Jose!!
it's actually pretty clever. he thought it was less than 1000 and since nobody bid under a thousand he would have won if the answer was between 0-999 if he had said 900 for example
it would be 0-950
+Adriaan Van Zanten naw. Pretty sure they all rebid if they're all overpriced.
+Adriaan Van Zanten If you're over, it doesn't count xD
+Adriaan Van Zanten According to the rules if you bid over the amount, then you lose. So if the price had actually been $998, then no one would have win. The best bet for Jose would have been $1. Then he would have won if the price was anywhere between $1 and $999. This is why being last to bid is such a huge advantage in the game.
Bob milked that so perfectly that even the losing contestants cheered for Jose. What a legend.
Not just that, but Bob Barker's so good at acting like he genuinely didn't know the result, even before he pulls out the card (and you'll notice that he never actually pulls out the card enough to read anything on it). Even the "oh, for f*ck's sake he got it" look he gave was on point.
@@2097Pyros You can see him peek at 1:27, all he needed was a 9 to know haha (though he was still acting of course so your point stands, but I think he had to look at it to know)
Wow the subtitles on this video are fantastic ! 😃
99 is the magic number. Thanks for the memories Bob! ❤
That's Wayne Gretzky's number and no other NHL player is allowed to use that number.
The guy who bid 1000 went home crying.
+Mellow No he won a car
Jopo1226 and $10,000 from 1/2 off
he couldn't have won anyways. you cant go over with your bid.
Matt Wallach True! If his bid was 1001, there would have been re-bid. They would all went over.
Actually, no! Kyle had even better luck in another round, and was actually one of the most amazing contestants ever. Look up "Price is Right Unbelievable Half Off." I remember that episode and was blown away by his amazing psychic abilities that won him the game!!
You know a TV show is old when you see the 2500 feet wired microphones.
Scientist Albert Einstein Actually, Bob preferred that one even when the cordless ones came out.
@Roy Sunshine name one
@Roy Sunshine ok, kind of. But also a real tv show?
@Roy Sunshine Your reply made me laugh lolol
This episode is only from the 35th season 2006-2007.
I always love how everyone is so enthusiastic for everyone else on this show
That shows class.
I hope no one was expecting to read the captions.
Bob Barker, a historically great game show host, and an incredible golfer.
the price is wrong, bitch!
Decent boxer too
@@user-hy3kv2tm2w I think you've had enough......bitch!
😂😂😂
An incredible fighter too
I love that Bob just pulled $500 cash out of his pocket like a boss.
How did he know we was going to need it is my question
@@gagefisher3375 The host will be given $500 to put in his pocket, just incase something like that happens.
If it does happen, then he'll get another $500.
It's like he's kept it in there for 35 years waiting for this moment to happen
@@gagefisher3375 Perfect bids happen from time to time, so it makes sense for Bob to have $500 ready. The only thing that made it unusual was bidding the exact price while being only $1 less than the next highest bid, which of course doesn’t net any additional cash.
@@Matt-ch6bb exactly what I thought, he's just been waiting for the day
Rip Mr Legendary Television Game Show Host Bob Barker. You will definitely be missed and never forgotten.
Bob was such a showman. The way he played with the contestants was just so awesome
I was like “no way, Jose!”.
heh... jose...
Solid
10/10
Man he wanted to say that.
It's funny - Not *Just* because it rhymes! - but in this context, the actual guy's name *IS* Jose!!
I had a college roommate who scheduled his classes around The Price is Right.
Legend
lolz!
Was your college roommate 67 years old?
@@olanmills64 No, but sometimes he'd call his granny while he was watching and they'd both sit there talking about it live. Otherwise a perfectly normal kid, the quiet outdoorsy type, clean. An ideal roommate. Plus Bob Barker.
My mom would tape it for me and we'd watch it after school
I used to love when Bob would do this. Dragging out moments like these were hilarious. What a master.
R.I.P Legend!
I remember watching a show years ago, first person bid $1, next person bid $2, 3rd bid $3, all the last person had to do was bid $4 and she won, instead she bids up in the thousands and was over.
That's a prize that nobody wanted, son. Learn to play the game.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 The first prize you win is insignificant, moron. It just gives you a chance to play for the actual good stuff afterward, which is all that matters.
I'm pretty sure this was based out of commiefornia. Just because a few smart rich people live there d oesnt mean the average Joe has any intelligence...their average Joe is a homeless junkie 🤣😂
@@ftniceberg874: California's economy is #1 in the U.S. and #5 in the world when compared to entire countries. What you're describing in Cali is super extreme wealth inequality, which is the exact opposite of communism, where wealth inequality doesn't exist. The states that consistently have the lowest median test scores in math & reading for high school seniors are the most red states like Mississippi, Alabama & Louisiana. You Trumpers are the biggest fucking morons. You just repeat the same dumb shit that you hear from each other, which have no basis in reality. You just make up your own reality (e.g., CA is a blue state with a lot of electoral votes, so I hate CA, and everything in CA is bad--derp!).
@@mobus1603 i dont believe for a second that Californias economy is no #1 in the us or 5th in anything. Cali is cesspool of scumbags, druggies and the homeless. People here are struggling to live day by day and its been that way since before all this pandemic bs.
Bob Barker: One of the best at maintaining suspense in a game show.
Daniel Sharples Totally agree. Drew Carey stinks at that.
Actually, there was no suspense whatsoever. Whenever Bob did that, the person he was talking to was always the winner.
+Daniel Sharples Suspense? He kept mentioning Hose over and over, pretty much just gave it away???
Musicrecords10 He was prolonging whether or not the person got it right, making them more and more nervous.
+Daniel Sharples DOnt you know when Bob Barker did that to particular contestant or when they are on stage that usually means they got it right.
It’s moments like this that remind you what an incredible host Bob was. You know that once he highlighted it, the audience knew $999 was the one. But he still stretched that moment, and had the audience in the palm of his hand. That’s incredible skill.
when I had to stay home from school for being sick my grandparents always had the Price is Right on.
This is an example of why Bob was the greatest host ever. The exact number in a bid is so rare but he didn't miss a beat when the bell chimed. Then was able to humorously heckel a contestant who made an extremely poor bid, obviously realizing he was the one who had it exactly right, and did it all without a single stutter. He made it look so easy. We miss you Bob!
And he also killed Hitler in 1947!
You can tell he's just dumbfonded that the bid worked, and I love it
@@aceman0000099
No, tragically, the guy who killed Hitler took his own life.
The Price Is Right has always encouraged the audience to yell out prices. The story behind this clip is that Jose was told the price by Theodore Slauson an audience member and avid viewer of the show. Slauson, studied the prices from previous episodes as they remained the same from show to show. In fact there are a ton of episodes where contestants listened to him, and some of those shows have 4 or more perfect bids. This is the same Theodore Slauson who provided the exact bid amount to a contestant in the show case show down which resulted in the show changing how the prices are determined to ensure that memorization could not longer occur.
That's dope, thanks for the background. I love the idea that someone was out there studying and trying to dominate this game.
Reminds me of the guy who memorized the patterns on Press Your Luck and cleaned them out when he finally made it on the show
@@OHG_Fawx didn't he loose all the money a couple weeks later?
Not to mention you should never round up if you want the exact amount. Go to the stores, except for those discount type places you rarely see an evening round number like 1,000.
Wow! Thx for sharing.
Bob was awesome!!
Rest in peace.
Bob always had a great memory. He was also legendary about the anticipation of things like this.
The lady that bid 1200 was happier than Jose was!
Both epic and eloquent good sir. I tip my hat to thee.
Vlad Piranha i was thinking more along the lines of "her with grandkids, and great grandkids" and when they get tucked into bed, she'll say something like "have i ever told you the story of that great 999 bid?"
I think Jose was just tired of Bob Barker's schpiel.
Usually if you see very energetic people on TV it's because TV shows WANT those people on their shows. They know they have a better chance on a different show if they show this clip to them. Trust me, it's how you get on TV in the first place. Be stupidly energetic
Shawn McKenzie she was getting ready for the treadmill lol
Bob was such a troll making everyone wait to see who won.
And Bob cried his trollness all the way to the bank.
RIP Bob Barker, you legend.
You know why this show is better than everything else? 1 guy wins, and every contestant is happy for him even though they lost.
If this was done by Fox there would be drinks thrown and a slap fight.
Dude just hands him $500 in cash on the spot. No signing of any paper, no taxing, no formalities, just $500 bucks right there. Fucking awesome
That's the procedure.
They're not going to show the paperwork on air…
Even if you win cash, you still have to declare the winning when filing your taxes.
you didn’t see it on screen and immediately assume it never happened. it’s dangerous being that easily convinced of something you simply made up.
Lol he still has to pay the taxes 😂
Jose is your friend that has never gambled in his life, goes to Vegas plays one slot and hits a mega jsckpot!
That would have been my grandma lol. She went to the casino because my uncle was buying buffet for everyone. She veers off going through the casino and drops 3 quarters in one particular machine. Seven. Seven....seven! She won $40 haha
The guy that puts all his money on the zero and wins.
I won S50 in the first ever casino game played.
Buddy of mine turned 5 bucks into 145 playing penny slots ONE LINE AT A FUCKING TIME. Funny enough I turned 20 into 160 so we both left with 140 in profit, playing on the same type of machine, the buffalo ones if anyone knows them.
bruh thats gonna be someday show all these turd family members who have done nothing but waste money for years, how its done XD
Bob Barker is an American legend. He's a solid 98 years old. What a legend.
I was on the Price is Right in 1994 when Bob was the host. I played Plinko (won $7,000) and won some other stuff (desk, blood pressure machine, umbrella, etc.). My clearest memory of that day was just how funny Bob was with the audience. During the commercial breaks, he interacted with us and was absolutely hysterical. As a 19 year-old, I didn't think an "old" man could be that funny, but he was out of control hilarious. Miss you Bob!
I miss watching this whenever I missed school as a kid. Bob was the best host. And he's still kickin at 97 years old!
Same here, that was the sick kid special! Lol. Don't forget your pets spayed or neutered!
Still kickin Adam Sandler’s ass! 😂😂😂😂
@@beardedfatguy1 CLASSIC!!!! :)
I'm pretty sure Bob Barker died of arteriosclerosis in 2013
@@mikejewpants4099 Alexa just told Bob is still alive and 97 years old.
Bob Barker was so incredibly likable as the host. I don't dislike Drew but Bob is my man!
It’s amazing how everyone love Bob he just was amazing and had a beautiful personality.
Drew is good, but Bob was perfect for this hosting job.
@@jed6271 yes, Bob was the best. Just like Alex Trebek, there will never be anyone good enough to fill those shoes.
One thing about Bob that I liked was that he could say something that would come off as rude, but he had a way of doing it with humor and class at the same time. So you forgave him for it anyway. Any other guy would have been punched in the face.
DREW SUCKS
Always puts a smile on my face how much this show makes history
Great show. I especially liked the captions on this video.
imagine being the guy who lost because he was off by 1. instead he cheered for jose, what a chad before chads
It’s called being a good sport.
he couldn't have won because he bid over retail!
@@stevesawatsky Yeah, exactly, that guy lost as soon as he said "$1,000". The $999 bid had nothing to do with making him lose.
Y'all still thing the chad thing?
Wait, if it was 999$ and 99 cents (which is likely the case here) wouldn't it mean the the other dude was technically closer to the price?
LOL bob sure does have a way of screwing around with contestants
ZaneTruesdale007 You heard about that scandal too?
E J Darly i meant screwing around like fooling around with contestants dont know bout a scandal
ZaneTruesdale007 OH fooling around... So that's what the young folks are calling it these days? In any event I must have been thinking of the models not the contestants. I guess it would be a scandal if he was a preacher or something.
Lol^
I love all the other contestants cheering for him!
...and just think, Bob Barker absolutely drilled a lot of the 'Barker's Beauties' for many years
"Jose, if you get this right, I swear on everything I'm gonna quit this lousy gig and give it to that Drew Carey guy. I'm not bluffing either."
I loved this show. Especially when I was staying from school when I was “sick” as a kid
Yup. This was my standard "home from school" show.
The only other game show that interested me as a kid was Video Power.
Same. I remember being "sick" and watching this with my grandma.
I must be weird, i never watched this show willingly. I hoped right onto my playstation.
Yep-curled up on the couch with blankets and pillows…and ginger ale. Why did we think that ginger ale was the cure-all drink in the 70’s? 😂
You was lucky . We didn’t have cable , I watched white noise
Bob was a national treasure. Nothing was more clutch than The Price is Right on a sick day or a rainy summer day. What I'd give to go back and have one more sick school day hanging out with my grandma watching The Price is Right and Unsolved Mysteries
I love that the other folks were just as excited
For those of you who are struggling to find out why bidding 999 was a bad idea here. If indeed Jose thought it was less then 1,000 he could have bid $1 and had 100% chance of winning. But since he bid $999 if the price was $998 or less they all would have lost and had to rebid. Either he was absolutely dumb but got lucky, or he somehow really thought it was $999 dead on, but still most people would play it safe and say $1.
If he THOUGH it ??
Good catch Genie thanks I fixed it.
MrArrmageddon i still don't get it man... wouldn't everyone just bid one dollar then?
It's the perks of going last. If the first person bids 1$, the next person will wall them in by bidding slightly more. Going last means people can't bid against you
Nick Cowan
I've seen one episode of The Price is Right where the first person bid $1, the second person bid $2, the third person bid $3 and then the fourth person bid $4 and automatically won. It was hilarious, and also goes to show that bidding $1 can be risky depending on what strategy other people use.
Technically everyone could do that and it would guarantee the last bidder to win every time, but that would also take the suspense out of the show. If everyone started doing that, my guess is the director would come in and tell them to bid something else and re-shoot, or just change the format of the game. But people rarely do that, because it's a pretty unsafe strategy unless you're the last person bidding.
what are the captions lmao are they summoning satan or something
its speaking my love language
I was trying to watch this with the sound off smh
weird
Yes. Indeed it is
Ikr
It’s so hilarious how bob kept the tension going with the barker tease 😂
Bob Barker is such a legend. Understated charisma, an effortless showman.
Could have bid $1 and almost guaranteed himself the win, but dang it he wanted those 500 smackers.
@Paul Kryder which it was dummy mcdum dum
@@dmullz100 To be fair, no one knew for sure until Barker said it (at which point all bids were made). Jose could have bid $1 and it could've been 1100 for example.
Granted, you're going under the context that everyone now knows so I guess aren't wrong (hindsight is 20/20)
Epic moment! I wonder if he didn't realize someone bid $1000, the action goes by pretty quick when you're on TV, either that or he was a master player and had seen the item before
@@justsomeguywithagoatee8337 you got way too much time needing to explain something that everyone already knows.....looking at your comment made me bleed my own blood
@Dylan Scott seriously don't have anything better with your time than to write me back a useless comment
..... man....USELESS
Deaf people Reading the subtitles: ah yes they speak the language of the gods
Right?? Wtf was that lol
its looks encoded or something
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 thank you
I'm glad some other people saw those
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Quit teasing us Bobby!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
He just gave him the cash right there on the spot. Man, this show was full of surprises back then.
When he tells the story to his friends,.. “No way Jose”!!
Jose can you see
What did the Mexican Fire fighter name his two kids....
Jose and HoseB.
If you're not a father already. I deem you ready :) that was a quality dad joke.
I was hanging out with my friend from Mexico the other day and he asked me how runny I like my cottage cheese.
I told him "No whey, Jose"
@@Reggie2000 A bodybuilder died and went to hell, while there he asks, "can I get a protein shake?". The demon laughs and says "there is no 'whey' in Hell!"
When you were home sick in school as a kid, you could be dying but you never missed price is right at 11 am
Too true!
So many days watching Price is Right at my grandma's house when she babysat us over Summer break from school.
Bob was a master at crowd work and stretching for time.
my favorite part about this clip is how happy the other contestants were for him lol
@Dawson Douglas What is this “society” thing you speak of?!?
Actually, watching this and looking at the people bidding "1200", "1000" and "1300", I was thinking "Are you crazy? Prices are almost always "x99" or "x49", never the even thousand. If you think it is $1300, bid $1299 and so forth.
Not always true. I remember one episode with this crazy guy who knew all the exact prices for everything. The scooter he bid on was $2148.
@@BananaMana69 yeah but most of the times it is
@@sander9951 It's a round "00" number just about as often as it's a "99" number.
@@BananaMana69 was this not just Barney from himym?
@@BananaMana69 The 98 and 48 come in second place after 99 and 49. Still, bidding with "00" at the end is extremely stupid.
999! All of our problems are solved! HE SAVED US ALL!
I love how the other contestants seemed excited that he nailed it.
That Kyle is the most Kyle-looking Kyle that ever did Kyle.
Kyle losing the way Kyle did was even more of a Kyle move then punching through drywall
@rudy nosa you have to eat magic mushrooms to be that smart! 😁🍄
That Jose is the most Jose-looking Jose that ever did Jose.
He speaks the truth
@@KBtothefuture agreed
Let's just take a moment and remember how truly great Bob Barker was as host of this show.
Yeah 13 years later and Drew hasn't got any better and doesn't care for the contestants to win.
@@MorganNye Plus Drew is annoying af. Bob was classy and charming.
@@chiefscheider Yeah exactly, hopefully Drew will be fired in this season soon.
@@chiefscheider hello?
I have it on good authority that Drew Carey will be fired within 60 days
Man the captions for this video is the most accurate I've ever seen a vids captions before. 10/10
Aspiring Broadcasters and Hosts take note: Bob Barker was the master of gentle hyperbole - the way he built up the moment...the way he got the crowd involved...the way he stretched it out to grab everyone's attention...that's how a master of his craft does it.
I love that even when they don't win the bid, everyone cheers for the winner. Great energy in that gameshow!
Ah, wouldn’t that be poor sportsmanship if they didn’t cheer?
Yea, it's only 999. Go and buy it! Yeeey!
Why would anyone love seeing people being fake, and not revealing their genuine emotions?
You're supposed to cheer, it's a part of the audience casting.
They just don't let anyone be an audience member.
OK I'm not understanding all of these comments about Bob carrying $500 in his pocket for 35 years. Of course he carried $500 in his pocket in case someone hit the bid perfectly. It happens several times a year so he carries the $500. To Bob, $500 is nothing. He got paid millions. And it wasn't his money anyway. It was the show's money.
+1FatHappyBirthday - It used to be $100.
+1FatHappyBirthday "It happens several times a year"
Are you not watching the same video as the rest of us? Bob clearly said this was an historic moment that has never happened before.
+Daniel Cox I think Bob was referring to the fact that Jose won by bidding a dollar under another person because the only possible way for him to win is to get it exactly right or the other person would be closer to the correct price (or they both go over). I'm sure plenty of other people have gotten the price exactly right before, just not with such a close bid.
+Daniel Cox Yes, getting the correct bid happens in many, many episodes. But never has anyone gone last and bid a dollar under another bid and got the price right. That was a stupid move because the rules are closest without going over, so if he was the last person why would he bid one dollar less than 1000 instead of one dollar more? One dollar less than 1000 only gave him 1 chance of winning at all, bidding one dollar more than 1000 would have gave him 200 chances of winning.
Good point; it wasn't his money anyway, it was the show's!
RIP Bob! Such a gracious and kind host.
Love Bob’s hamming it up before giving the winning number!
He accomplished something that no other contestant had ever achieved in 35 years. And he won an extra $500.
Uh, Happy Gilmore accomplished that feat no more than an hour ago...
Well good for Happy Gil..my God!
When I used to watch Price Is Right, the exact correct bid would win $100.00. I wonder how much it is now.
All the other contestants are stoked for him. What a wholesome gameshow.
Bob knows exactly where he's going with this from the jump.
I love how happy everyone is for him.
He could literally have bid ANYTHING with three figures and won, but no, he had to be perfect.
Well, after 35 years , it’s going to happen every once and a while.
He could have bid $1 and won
He wanted that $500.
@@samurai2871 Big Brain play right there! 😅
@@samurai2871 Uhm, no. The other person bid 1000$, you gotta get closest to the number.
cc on this video stands for cursed captions
Wtf was that
Wtf is going on
HC)smooth comfortDXXf#)
It's in Spanish
Damn, Bob sure new how to milk that moment for max effect! Sooo good!
The IRS is still waiting for that guy to claim that $500 on his tax return
Bob really loved his job from day one, you can tell when watching him. Probably the greatest game show host that will ever be.