Pricing Games--Atínale al Precio

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Con Melón o Con Sandía ("With Canteloupe or Watermelon")/
Double Prices

Folks, Double Prices is Double Prices, but you have to give credit to the folks at Atínale al Precio for trying to add SOME kind of excitement to the game. Each of the price possibilities is represented by one of the above fruits, and the contestants decide which fruit they think is the right price. The funny part of the game is when the audience starts shouting "Canteloupe!!" and "Watermelon!!" in Spanish from the audience.


Hot dog! Double Prices for a stove! So what is it--the canteloupe, or the watermelon??	It's the watermelon, of course! Yum!

Plinko

Played just like the American version, with the $5000 slot. A win of $25,000 in Plinko in Mexico would by like $3,500 here, so the audience doesn't get as riled up. The items the contestants must earn chips with are grocery items.


Well, the sign has been scaled down a bit.	But this looks pretty similar. Heavy on the cyan as always.


Here's an equal exchange rate for you: $0 in pesos is just as lousy as $0 in American bucks.	Is the first digit of the Raisin Bran a 1, or is the last digit 6? Raisin Bran in Plinko??