This Wheel Of Fortune Puzzle Is Confusing Everyone

From its humble beginnings as a daytime show in the 1970s to its cult following today, Wheel of Fortune has earned the nickname “America’s Game.”

However, a recent puzzle has the internet scratching its collective noggin.

A podcast host who goes by the Twitter handle “Twitter’s Good Boy” shared a screen shot of the unfortunate puzzle, which has had thousands of likes, retweets and guesses.

https://twitter.com/twitersgoodboy/status/862086751480885248

Along with “Suck it dork,” incorrect answers ran the gamut from this…

… to this…

https://twitter.com/TheOrchidShow/status/862237105405218816

… to this, as well as a few guesses not suitable for all audiences.

The actual correct answer was “Back at work,” which the contestant guessed in under one minute.

Other Wheel Of Fortune Fails

Obviously, this is not the first time a Wheel of Fortune puzzle has garnered a reaction.

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There was the time contestant Kevin Haas chose a single incorrect letter, vastly altering the Tennessee Williams classic to “Streetcar Naked Desire.”

And was promptly ridiculed…

Haas was a good sport about the whole thing. He released a statement, in which he said, in part:

“I am happy I brought so many smiles to you all, and so I will smile with you and look back onto this moment and join you in the laughs. That my friends, is the naked truth.”

Avid viewers of The Wheel may also recall “Popsicle Bike.”

Then there was the poor, panicked player who thought “Self-potato” somehow made sense.

However, perhaps no Wheel of Fortune fail was as awesomely awkward as the poor contestant who botched not one, not two but three puzzles in one show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=98&v=dtSYXxoc0Zw

Of course, it is easy to play armchair contestant, thinking you could win every round. According to the game show’s FAQs, more than 1 million people vied for a Wheel audition last year while fewer than 600 people actually made it onto the show.

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We think we’ll just stick with solving puzzles from the comfort of home.

[h/t: Good Housekeeping]