A very short-lived syndie from 1975, the Hawaii-based show featured a "money volcano" where contestants literally tried to grab cash blowing in the wind. That's why the Princeton newsletter is interested in the show. A couple of alums have written a book about how people manage or mismanage their money. We're all in a chaotic money volcano, get it?
As so often happens, YouTube offers a fair amount of the show, including a funny clip where Eubanks briefly thinks he's on Newlywed Game. (He catches his own mistake and laughs about it, as the screenshot shows.) Diamond Head Game got an induction from Game Show Garbage, which makes me think better of the show than it probably deserves. At least the volcano was fun.
GSN reran the show a couple decades ago. The it slipped down the memory hole, except for a couple of Princeton alums.
Related Posts :
This Tuner Believes The Mercedes G-Class Doesn’t Have Enough LEDs Inside- These Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon Watches Cost More Than You Car, If Not Your House
- Frank Stephenson “Blown Away” By The Bugatti Bolide’s Design
- Abarth’s New Guinness World Record Is Nothing To Write Home About
- Reviewers Get Their Hands On The All-New Mk8 VW Golf R – What’s Their Verdict?
0 Response to "Money money everywhere"
Post a Comment