Re: Utah Mom Wins $1 Million on 'Deal or No Deal'
Von: FredO (fredo@jnhmn.com) [Profil]
Datum: 04.09.2008 16:54
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Newsgroup: alt.gossip.celebrities
Datum: 04.09.2008 16:54
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Newsgroup: alt.gossip.celebrities
Finally, someone wins it! Calvin C. wrote: > http://www.myfoxutah.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentIds44766&version=2&local e=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1 > > Sandy Mom Wins $1 Million on 'Deal or No Deal' > > Last Edited: Tuesday, 02 Sep 2008, 4:57 PM MDT > Created: Tuesday, 02 Sep 2008, 4:57 PM MDT > > Local News on MyFOXUtah.com > > SANDY, Utah -- A Sandy stay-at-home mom has become the first person > to win $1 million on NBC's "Deal or No Deal." > > Jessica Robinson, 27, stuck with a simple strategy and overcame the > show's long odds to become the top winner in the show's three-year > history. > > "We went into the show thinking I wasn't going to win a million. I > just had a plan, and I was going to stick to my plan," she said. > > That plan was to stick to case No. 4, because there will soon be four > in her family. > > Robinson, who already has one child, was nearly 30 weeks pregnant > when the show was taped in Los Angeles on July 9. The show aired > Monday. > > At one point in the show, she was given the chance to walk away with > $561,000. > > "I thought take the risk and go for the ginormous amount," Robinson > said. She turned to host Howie Mandel and said, "No deal!" > > And then the million-dollar case was opened. > > "I see it, and I have no idea what happened after that," she said. "I > know I didn't fall over. Within .2 seconds, everyone was around me -- > my family, the models -- confetti is falling, and it's so loud. I > thought, 'What is happening? It can't be real.' And it was." > On the show, Robinson also surprised her family by announced that she > was having a boy. > > "It was probably the best part of the show for me," said her husband, > Ross. > > The Robinsons expect to get their winnings at the beginning next year. > About half of the lump sum will go to taxes. > > They plan to move to Austin, Texas, where Jessica Robinson's family > lives. Ross Robinson plans to get a newer truck and start a > window-cleaning business. She plans a shopping spree. > > The rest of the money, they say, will be socked away for their > children's education and family savings. > > Copyright 2008 Fox Salt Lake City (KSTU). All rights reserved. This > material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. > AP contributed to this report. >[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Jerry Marty (04.09.2008 17:11)
