Oh that is nice isn't it says Gladys. Cyril says it is nice money but there is a lot more on the board, and Gladys agrees and she also wants to spend more time with Noel


Gladys says

NO DEAL

Round 4

18 - £100,000 Simon

That is a shame says Noel...

4 - £20,000 Daniel

Gladys says she is going to be quick now and choses box 19, but Noel stops her and asks why she wants to be quick now, and Gladys says that sometimes a quickie works wonders Noel and Gladys then dance around the pound table as Noel calls a break...

UGH!

We're back
Last box before the Banker

19 - £15,000 Gail


Banker time

Oh dear, all or peanuts now

The Banker says that was unlucky, and concedes that no one will like this offer

Banker's offer:

£2,000

Gladys says that for a working woman that is a lot of money, but she still believes in her lucky number.

Gladys says

NO DEAL

Round 5

1 - £100 Cyril

17 - 10p Pauline

7 - £1,000 Dot


Banker time

Oooh, now it really is all or peanuts!

This is a game of massive contrasts says Noel, and Gladys says that she is going for it now! Noel tells the Banker that it doesn't matter what he offers now, and the Banker agrees with him.

Banker's offer:

£6,000

£6,000?

I would be tempted to go on and not have a repeat...

Pauline tells Gladys that playing the game is one thing, but getting your bath with that money is another, and Gladys decides to go to her husband who says that she should take the money. Gladys asks the audience what they would do, and about half of them says DEAL.


Gladys says

NO DEAL

Yep, she's going for it!

Please let's not have a repeat!!!

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSS!

ALL BLUE ROUND!!!

Here's hoping she will do what Emma done and go for it. You can do it!

Round 6

5 - £750 Michelle

We could do with the 1p really says Noel to stop the last offer being dragged down.

8 - £50 Geena

9 - 1p Hardav

Banker time with £250 and £75,000 remaining

All-or-peanuts, decent offer, No Deal.

Well she's honest at least. And the five-box offer was the only dealable one, and it was rejectable too, so no real complaints on the decisions.

Two-box, if £75k's still there, will be telling, especially after Emma... and £75k's still there...

(PS, alexandercbrown is right to point out there are people in more secure positions right now - long-term homeowners not fussed about moving but fussed about their variable-rate mortgages, mostly. Job security fears, though, would have most seeking a nice five-figure rainy-day fund right now. Or at least me.)

Oh my word says Noel as Gladys says that 2 means a lot to her, and that is the last box out on the wings. The Banker says that he knows Gladys has what it takes and he is worried now, and he asks everyone to persuade Gladys to take this offer.


Banker's offer:

£22,000

If she declines £22,000, then she MUST win £75,000 from her box!

Gladys turns to her husband and says that she loves him, and he says that he loves her as well as long as she deals

Gladys says

DEAL