“She knew I watched enough myself to figure it out.”īrown gained some skills outside of watching the show. When Brown told her she was going on the show, Goodall didn’t offer any tips. “I feel like most of them didn’t know what the show was.”īrown had been under the tutelage of her grandmother Goodall, who Brown insists has never missed a single morning of “The Price Is Right” that she can remember. She probably knows the price of that gum.Īt her little-girl birthday party, they played pricing games next to a cutout of Drew Carey, and Brown knew all the prices, while her schoolmates were flummoxed. I was chewing gum, really just sucking on it because I was nervous, and I was in back when someone came up to me and said, ‘You have to spit your gum out.’”īefore entering the CBS studio for "The Price is Right," Brown shows off her nametag.
“You have to always have energy,” she said, and “are always being watched. During commercial breaks he was doing stand-up comedy,” Brown said. “I did get to meet him, and he’s an awesome guy. She’s just old enough to recall the final days of longtime host Bob Barker, but really she yelled out prices with her grandma to Carey during most of her youth. She wore a purple shirt with school mascot Thunder on the back and “GCU” on the front, right next to a cutout of host Drew Carey’s face. To say that Brown, a junior online student from the Bay Area, was hyped to show off her school pride in the “College Spring Break Edition” is an understatement. 23 taping of the show, but Brown gave hints that she might be showing off her skills at guessing prices. Show officials and Brown are restricted from announcing her outcome during the Jan. Tuesday airing (Phoenix time, Arizona’s Family, channel 5).
She will “come on down” during the 9 a.m. (Photo courtesy of CBS)īrown also should excite her professors and fellow students at Grand Canyon University, where she is a marketing and advertising major. Brown showcases GCU on the shirt she made the night before the show taping.
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