the price is right
the PRYS iz RYT
ðə praɪs ɪz raɪtListen
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an assessment that the cost of something is fair, justified, or exactly what the buyer is willing to pay for the value received, indicating that a transaction is worth completing; originating in the logic of market exchange where price signals relative value, the phrase expresses satisfaction that an offered price accurately reflects quality, rarity, or utility; colloquially it may also allude to the long-running television game show of the same name, in which contestants win prizes by correctly guessing retail prices; more broadly it captures the moment in negotiation when the gap between seller's ask and buyer's willingness to pay closes and a deal becomes possible
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