“The Price Is Right,” contestant David, a barber from Pasadena, Calif., stole the spotlight after bidding the closest to the actual retail price of a sewing and craft collection.
Host Drew Carey warmly welcomed David on stage, after he guessed the collection’s worth of $950, the closest of the four contestants to its $1,415 price tag. “What’s up man, nice to see you!
Welcome to the show,” Carey, 66, greeted David with a handshake, to which David replied with equal enthusiasm.“You too man. Thank you so much,” David said.When asked about his profession, David revealed he’s a barber. “I was wondering when you’re going to grow your beard back,” the contestant joked to Carey. “Oh I don’t know, I just got tired of it,” the comedian, who has rocked longer hair in recent years, responded.David then gestured to Carey’s soul patch, and quipped: “This is looking good.”Carey returned the compliment, adding: “Your beard looks great man.”Following their exchange, Carey called out to show announcer George Gray.“George, what do we got for Dave the barber?“I can see your beard blowing in the breeze — in your new SUV!” George replied, to which David cheered, punching his hands in the air after winning the prize for his accurate bidding price.Last month, Carey shared insights into the CBS show during an interview with TV Insider.
He revealed that some contestants have participated in “liquid courage” before appearing on the show.“They’ll have a gummy or I’ll smell alcohol on their breath.
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