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Sponger is RIGHT!!!

And FWIW, I don't think the woman was necessarily emotionally disturbed to act this way.
I think a lot of people, especially those in her situation, would act the same way.

It's incredibly cruel.

So he didn't know who was going to get it. Big deal.
He knew when they DID get it...and he let them celebrate their victory for 15 minutes. So this IS completely his fault.
Bad taste to get the gift in the first place, but he could have gotten away with not being a total d-bag if he had clued them in within 10 seconds or so.


How about we set it up so that we get a big studio-audience and get Dementia on Deal or No Deal.
Howie Mandel is there and we set up all the suitcases somehow so that he is definitely going to keep on going (keep giving him crappy deals, while all the high numbers still remain) until finally he wins $1-million.

If you're seen the show you've seen the emotions and tears these people have just on the decision-making and the money they MIGHT have already won.

Then let him celebrate for an hour or so that he really did win a million before bringing out Ashton Kutcher to tell him he's been PUNKED.


This is obviously a bit crueler than the $10k lottery ticket. But it's only more severe, otherwise it isn't any different.

The Deal or No deal thing would be an incredibly cruel act.
The $10k lottery ticket thing is extremely cruel also.