Ryan Price
arizona slang originating from a person of ill manner, and overall distain. used to reference a person that is a compulsive liar, user, mooch, woman stealer, or home-wrecker. also a person who claims to have unbeatable automotive and equipment operating skills, when in reality this person’s only real skill is being a complete -ssclown. has no real morals or sense of right or wrong and tends to be a hippocrite, especially when it comes to stealing his closest friend’s significant other/life/personal possessions.
“hey did you hear what happened?
“what happened?”
“my roommate scammed my girlfriend away!”
“well thats a ryan price for ya!”
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