Tim Kasher

What have you done?

Well, it's a chain reaction.

I've tried to be on Price is Right, and I even made shirts for me and my friends.

Because you know that that's, as you're learning American culture, Price is Right, what people generally do is they make shirts to kind of be like, pick me.

It's my birthday.

Pick me, Drew.

Just things like that.

Like Drew Carey is the host.

But where are you?

How is Drew going to see the shirt?

What do you mean?

Because prior, there's just, to be on Price is Right is actually really kind of exhausting.

It can be a little bit grueling.

Actually, I have some friends out in the Valley who are just on it and they kind of gave me, again, just like the whole spiel.

But yeah, it's just hours of waiting in line at the beginning.

And while you're in this long line, a little producer crew keeps going through and talking to everybody.

And they're asking you questions, but what they're really doing is they're trying to assess.

They're looking at your shirt.

I see.

So you turn up on the day to get the job.