Penn State grad breaks record on The Price Is Right and completely loses it
He wins $31,500 for nailing Plinko
Ryan Belz, a 23-year-old former Penn State student, broke a record on The Price Is Right yesterday when he won $31,500 – and his incredibly enthusiastic reaction has been spreading across social media since.
https://twitter.com/realericfreeman/status/867766341427544069
Ryan broke the record for the game of Plinko, in which the contestant earns chips by correctly guessing the numbers of four, two-digit priced products shown, and then drops these chips onto the Pinko board. The chips then fall onto a possible $0, $100, $500, $1000 or $10,000 marker on the board. Ryan won all four chips and dropped them on the board to earn a collective $31,500, breaking the game’s record and blessing the world with an epic reaction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6oqOfj2MDc
His win has been met with much love (and some astonishment) across social media since the episode aired, with some even calling him “America’s next superhero.”
There is still purity in this world… Thank you, Ryan, for proving not all heroes wear capes #PriceIsRight https://t.co/cAJ1yv1Tnr
— Tiffany Oshinsky (@TMOluvsSports) May 26, 2017








