Thousands of Washingtonians tried their luck and tolerance for rain, wind and cold for a chance of being featured on “Wheel of Fortune” last weekend at Tulalip Resort and Casino in Tulalip.
“We’re looking for contestants that are fun and personable, but also have a personal connection to the show,” Supervising Contestant Producer for “Wheel Of Fortune”, Rayna Apploff told The Herald in an interview. “It’s been so fun to be here and to meet everyone.”
Outside the casino, people lined the sidewalk next to the entrance, some huddled in thick jackets, while others brought tents and camping chairs with umbrellas, blankets and hand warmers. Most had been there for hours…