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The kids don’t come to the vehicle, the people who work for that company come into the classroom and teach a lesson with handouts for the kids.
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When you buy pies and sausage rolls made in a franchise or corporate bakery, they’re cheaper than the ones made by an individual baker in his own little bakery. They usually taste much better as well. So the price is easily lowered, go to a different store.
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Richard Branson started Virgin Records in 1972 and Virgin Airlines in June, 1984. They have been flying to Australia since 2000.
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Australia doesn’t have high prize money for game shows, the highest amount for Deal or No Deal is 100,000. The UK is much much lower! Tipping Point has a daily prize amount of 10,000, if they can get the prize coin to drop before they run out of questions. UK quiz show, Pointless, has a prize amount of 2,000 unless no one wins it and then it carries over till the next day.
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Deal or No Deal was originally on TV about ten years ago. I used to watch it but the gambling and all the losses made me stop watching it. The series ended soon after I stopped watching. This year they brought it back with a different host and the gambling is pushed more than ever! I knew that from the early promos and decided I wasn’t going anywhere near it. The same thing with the Aussie version of the British quiz show, Tipping Point. I love the British version but the Aussie one is also pushing the gambling, so I refuse to watch it.
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You don’t understand how Deal or No Deal works. They have a fixed number of cases held by a panel with one case each. I think it’s either 32 or 48 cases, it’s been a long time since I watched it. There’s one contestant who chooses a case but his case remains closed next to him. Each case has a card inside with an amount on it, between 50c and $100,000. (It used to be $200,000.). No one knows what’s in the case until the contestant picks a number and the case is opened to reveal what he just eliminated. He hopes to eliminate all the low amounts first, but sometimes the eliminate the highest amounts and that reduces his chances of winning a top prize. As each case is revealed, the contestant can either accept the prize or refuse it, hence Deal? Or No deal? Most contestants get sucked in and keep playing, trying to win more money, so they keep saying No Deal, and end up with something like 50c or $20 or $50,000 as their final options. The say No Deal and hope to get $50,000 but that is eliminated next, leaving them with $20.00. This is why I hate it. Gambling addicts are made from this show! It’s very rare for the contestant to win the top prize. TV stations here don’t have the kind of money they used to have in the 80s.
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Mitani is the original.
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