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16 June 2010, 01:44 AM | #61 |
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All the experts he calls in seem to wear Rolex - I bet that's how he pays them lol
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I made the mistake of appearing on a television show on that network. I would say "staged," "fake" and "entertainment" are the order of the day.
It's too bad I didn't actually watch any programs on that network before I did the show, otherwise I never would have done it. I am constantly amazed by the number of people who cannot tell the difference between "reality TV" and actual reality.
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That is perfectly fine but if you look at my original post, I said current series Daytonas.
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Has anyone seen this segment on pawn stars. If you search under Pawn Stars on Youtube this is one of the first videos that shows up. I love the part where he says, "The thing about a Rolex is there is nothing wrong with it. Everything is made perfectly, period." He leaves out many key points but you can tell from the video he has seen plenty of fakes come into his store.
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The best part of that video is that after it ends, ya can watch the muppets.
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Fair point... but some people, especially with money, don't feel like buying a $10,400 watch from a stranger on the internet. They didn't get rich giving money away. Just a thought. -Pete
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Only ever been into a couple of Pawn Shops. I was naively expecting them to be full of interesting items at really tempting prices. I was disappointed that they were full of overpriced stuff in quite poor condition. Made me wonder who actually buys the stuff.
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pops:"it looks to me this is a knock off but let me bring a buddy of mine in and maybe he can tell us a bit more about it" his buddy:"my evaluation on this original holy grail, is that it is 100% authentic and worth, if put in auction, anywhere from 1 trillion to 100 trillion dollars" pops personal side note to the camera:"this is great, its not everyday something like this comes into my store, i know if i can get this at a good deal i can make Alot of money on this and i want it..." pops: how much you want for it? customer: well he said anywhere from 1 trillion to 100 trillion euro's pop's: no that was 100 trillion american confederate dollars. customer: oh, well ill meet you in the middle, hows about 50 trillion? pops: ummm no, i was thinking more along the lines of 100k customer: well thats not what your buddy said, if thats the case i minds well put it up for auction pops: well remember something, im a retail store, i have to make some kind of profit out of this, and it's going to be sitting on my shelf for a long time before it gets sold customer: well maybe i will just put it up for auction and get alot of money for it pops: well yeah, but there are gonna be alot of auction fees along with that and many other fees, so by the time your done, you're going to get less than what im offering. customer: i don't know... pops: ill tell ya what, ill give you a 100k and a 50 dollar store credit to put towards something in the store, like one of our 10,000.00 dollar fenders. customer: you got a deal. pop's: ok sounds good, lets go do some paperwork |
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I must admit this show is entertaining , amusing & addictive. It certainly beats watching Oprah or Dr. Phil.
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Pawn Stars in NYT
Just read this article in the NYT. Kinda interesting...
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/06/ar...20stars&st=cse |
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I watched it last night, it was pretty boring. Its one of those shows I like to watch every now and again, it's getting old though. Same with american pickers, it's interesting but growing old fast.
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I agree. Last night's was boring to the point where I didn't even pay attention. Pawn Stars is only entertaining when the items they have featured are really interesting, for instance, old American documents or world artifacts.
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