Nightmare Returns: College Kid’s Epic ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Fail Goes Viral Anew After Dave Rubin Tweet
This is a heartbreaking clip showing a college student trying to solve the puzzle. “Wheel of Fortune” But a mistaken pronunciation that cost $1 million has become viral again. Dave Rubin It was tweeted to his 1.3 Million followers.
Rubin uploaded the clip to his 1.3million Twitter followers on Wednesday, with the caption ‘OMG,’ A student at Indiana University spun the wheel, landing on $1million with only eight letters remaining in puzzle. “Character.”
He selected the letter “L” Four of them were found. He spun the wheel once more and was awarded the $650 prize. He called for an answer, leaving only four blank spaces. “Y” And found one.
The student was eager to spin the wheel again and eventually landed on $500. “G” Finding one left only two blank spaces. These viewers were likely to shout out the correct answer, knowing exactly what the missing puzzle was.
WATCH:
OMG.
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) January 18, 2023
The unlucky student looked like he couldn’t be stopped after reaching over and spinning that wheel one more time. He was proud to receive the $700 prize. “C”. And sure enough the host Pat Sajak responded that there was not one but two C’s leaving no black spaces on the puzzle.
All the contestant had to do was read the puzzle aloud and he would’ve not only won the puzzle, but also a cool million.
He stated that he was willing to solve the problem and then slowly spoke out loud. “Mythological Hero” And then, he messed up the pronunciation of the Greek God “Achilles.” Instead of using the correct pronunciation, he spoke loudly “A chill us” You can hear the “Ch” It is important to pronounce the words correctly, but not just pronouncing them “L’s.”
Sajak sounded distraught when he heard the buzzer beep the person’s answer and inform the college student that they “could not accept that.”
The next student took it and solved the problem.
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