‘The Price Is Right’: College Student Has ‘No Regrets’ After Walking Away Early From Game

The Price is Right contestant said he had “no regrets” after walking away early from the game. The college student could have won $16,000, but decided to play it safe. Andrew Mangalinden, from Anaheim, California, bid $853 on a laptop computer, which was $2 over his opponent’s bid. The actual price was $959, so Mangalinden won the bid. He is a chemical engineering major in college and just got his first internship. Mangalinden played a game called “It’s In The Bag.” The way the game works is that there are six grocery items. The game show contestant has to match up items to the correct prices, leaving one behind. If they are right,…