Drew Carey
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276 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Drew Carey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I see.
But we're well within our rights to make it a flip and flop. Sure. Because that's how we present it. If we did it, in their head, people would be right to go like, fuck. Why did I come on the unlucky day or the one day? And our argument would be like, we have to do it. It's just like TSA. Are you in TSA pre?
So they have to do that. Sure. So the terrorists, whoever don't think that you're just get away with it. There's always a chance. Sure. So they have to know there's always a chance that it'll be a flip flop to make it even more exciting or playable, but practically never is to be honest. Don't ever flip-flop.
Heavier than people think it is.
I don't know if people were in better shape in 75 and late 70s when they first started it. Because it started at 75 and it was a different wheel and then they changed it to what it is now. But yeah, it's all plywood. Huh. I've seen all the wheel spins since I've been there. Every single spin. And so if somebody's like a... Older, they don't seem as strong.
If they can only get it exactly one time around and they're first, I think, oh, they're going to hit a dollar or five or 15. A good chance they're going to hit a dollar if they can eke it out one spin around because that's all they can manage. It's better to be not super strong.
Big guy will get up there and just pow and give it a spin, which just spins like four times because I can count the rotations in my head while I'm watching it three times. We're going to be here all day watching the spin and then that's too random to me. And some people will try to finesse it. Like in my head, if I ever was a contestant, I would try to finesse it one around or one and a half.
But I know how much it weighs. If you bowled with a rental ball, you wouldn't know how to throw it the first time. And that's what's happening to them. They're throwing a rental ball for the first time down a lane where they don't know that it's oiled or even the oil pattern is. They have no clue.
That's our advantage. So it really is random that way. But if I give you that rental ball and let you play a couple games and then said, okay, now we're going to make it real. you'd have a really big advantage over us.
There's famous stories on the internet you can find about a guy beating a roulette wheel, and what they've done is they bought that brand of a roulette wheel and put it in their house.
And they figured out the pattern, and they figured out the speed, and they figured out the sounds, and they know when they go they have a way better chance of winning than somebody else. There's a guy named Darren Brown.
The guy's bananas, right? Yeah. So I saw his special where he would bet 5,000 pounds on the roulette wheel and he was only one number off, but he trained himself. The whole special was about him training himself to listen to the sounds and learn all those things. So he was going to be able to go in and beat that one particular roulette wheel at that one particular place.
And he was only off by one number.
A guy wakes up in the morning and hears a voice in his head. Wakes up in Ohio, quit your job, sell your house, take all your money, go to Las Vegas. He doesn't believe the voice. Takes a shower, goes to work, quit your job, sell your house, take all your money, go to Las Vegas. Finally, he hears it every five minutes, quit your job, sell your house, take all your money, go to Las Vegas.
He believes the voice. He gets home, sells his house for cash to the very first buyer, quits his job, takes all the cash, everything he owns in one bag, flies to Las Vegas. Gets off the plane. The voice says, go to Caesar's Palace. He listens to the voice. He goes to Caesar's Palace. The voice says, go to the third roulette table on the left. He goes to the third roulette table on the left.
Voice says, put it all on black 17. He puts it all on black 17. Guy spins the wheel. It comes up red 16. The voice goes, fuck. And that happened to Darren Brown. That's the first joke I thought of. That's so... I heard that was one of my favorite jokes. He was off by one. He built up that whole hour.
Man.
Nobody sends in tapes or anything. We did during COVID, but not a normal show. It's just whoever shows up. We've got to get lucky. Do they get interviewed in line? Like, oh, she's so animated and fun. Very briefly. Okay. What's your name? Where are you from? What do you do? Oh, great. Nice talking to you. Boom. On to the next one. You get a few seconds. Five seconds.
We've got to interview like 200-some people. There'll be a person interviewing another person with a clipboard. And they'll have a code. They don't do it now. When I first started, his code, he'd be like, oh, that's really interesting. And if he said that, mark that contestant's number down. Or if you said nice talking to you or something else, don't.
They come back to this room and they have 20 people who knows how many pictures of everybody and that they print up right away on a printer. And they'll have the number and they'll just hold them up. This guy's really interesting. He's a professor and he's here on an anniversary with his wife. And this woman is just recovering from cancer. This girl's college and she's really energetic.
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