from new york city, please welcome olga kreimer. hey, olga. >> hi.cheers and applause] >> how are you? >> i'm awesome. i'm so excited to be here. >> i know you are, and-- everybody, i always ask them what they want to do with the money. but when i found out what you want to do with the money-- >> it's a little embarrassing. >> well, it's different. >> yes, well, i've-- there's several things. i'd like to get a steam vac. >> okay. >> and maybe take trapeze lessons. but the thing that's nearest and dearest to my heart is, i really want to join a cheese of the month club. >> a cheese of the month club? >> yes. >> and why? >> well, it just seems like such an extravagant thing you can't budget for regularly, but i feel like if i'm a millionaire, i can handily afford cheese. >> sure. >> yeah.

sitting at $100,000 and about to go for $250,000, please welcome, from new york city, olga kreimer. s and applause] i just want to know how you're feeling righ >> you know, i feel very lucky already. and also, i'm just really excited to have gotten this far. it's so fun to play this game. >> and you have great-- you're a math and spanish tutor, but you're a woman of simple needs, really. you said if you made a lot of money wanted a steam-vac and a cheese of the month club subscription. >> yeah, that about sums it up. >> that was it for her. >> yeah, pretty much-- pretty true, yeah. >> anything else? >> well, i-- besides being a math tutor, i'm also a writer, which, as probably any writer knows, i don't get paid for at the moment, so i would probably want to take a summer off from working and go live on a secluded cliff by an ocean somewhere and write for a summer, yeah. >> and just write. okay, what kind of writing do you do? >> i write poetry at the moment. >> oh, how lovely. all right, well, i hope you write a poem about making it to $1,000,000. >> yeah, i can't wait.