BIGGEST MISTAKES on Pawn Stars 

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@@bobgteen6496i'll say the same when you die :)

Real

Facts

Agreed

Me: Well be a better salesman!

Plus he told them. As soon as he popped the hood, like wtf?

Rick is by far the worst negotiator ever, it's simple body language, when you see somebody say hesitatingly instead of sternly that they don't know if they can take your offer, it's a dead giveaway that they will take the offer they just don't want to you got to do better than this Rick come on

And if you offering him 67 and he's asking for 68 you know damn well he's going to take the 67, don't give this guy an extra $2,000

We all loved him fullhearthed

he's dead now

😂😂I can’t with his face

The funny part of that saying is napoleon was tall for his time and would be above average even today lol, saying he was short was propaganda was to make him look bad by his enemies. People forget , napoleon had armies follow him, he was truly beloved by his people and soldiers , they all choose to stand by him, fight for him, and believed in what he stood for, I'd say a napoleon complex would be a compliment lol. A great deal of time, effort and stress went into destroying his reputation and history. I can't say I agree with everything he did, but his ability on a battle field, the loyalty of his troops, and love he had from the people were all things to be respected.

I think they were more talking about the aftermarket body and it not being the OG body

​@@nickadkins7765They disclosed that it was an aftermarket body right when they walked up the driveway. The car was worth what they paid for it.

@@nickadkins7765 I think an exoskeleton Iron-man suit around my body is worth more than this fleshy meatbag I got

They mention in the video that it wasn’t an original body. Not sure what point the video is trying to make unless Rick and team picked up a different car than they drove.

The owner said it was remanufactured when Rick and Cory went to look at it

Only famous rockstars can add $50,000 value to a guitar. He may have been a prolific and notable session guitarist, but they're not rockstars who released iconic albums and were a part of pop culture. Just because a few guitar geeks know his name, doesn't make it a $70,000 piece of memorabilia. Jesse projected his own fanboyism onto the value, and also overlooked the fact that the vintage strat was missing its original bridge pickup with significantly lowers the value.

They made waaaay more making the episode than they lost.

I noticed that too lol, he wasn’t happy about that

Noone feels bad for them. They are professional scam artists

@@audemars_piguet13it feels like they are scamming the sellers, but to be honest the point of these stores isn’t to give me the exact worth of these items, it’s just to conveniently convert people’s attic garbage to cash. Most of these people can’t auction or sell these for the best price anywhere if they tried. Sure they lose some theoretical value in the sale but it’s a win for both sides if everyone makes money

@@audemars_piguet13you know you could do this too, if you got the capital then put it out there and reap the benefits

Noone feels bad for them. They are professional scam artists

@@visar2564 2 For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night. 3 For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape.

IKR Rick thinks he's funny with all his stupid come backs. His laugh is so annoying like finger nails on a chalk board.

Exactly

Sure but the background info creates more context - would u rather not find out why they made poor decisions?

Copyright issues for fair use requires him to commentate so much I believe. I agree though lol

Constantly explaining everything before it happens then showing it

easy 3 or 4 k profit

Their expert was wrong at the time too, he gave the generic retail price of a game used Jersey with zero consideration for the player. It was worth $20K easy, as the death simply gave a 10× factor.

They couldn't have have foreseen that he would die

lol when? xD

​@@flyingthor2650 @18:33 ;]

Can we stop being sexist to men?

like 18:30@@flyingthor2650

BRO I KNOW this made me literally slide down in my chair laughing

The king of custom cars failed to realize it was customized 😂😂😂😂 Yea sure!

@@anthonyiannone7618- He’s not the king of custom cars, his work isn’t that great. He builds cars fast, go to his shop and really look at the bodywork. He lays nice paint on shitty work.

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Yeah, but it wasn't in 2017 when that episode was filmed.

I also watched the video

@@mimcduffee86 Is it known if the same guy still had the jersey when Koby passed?

kobe is dead now

@@badrrharri yeah it’s why it’s worth more now lol

he's dead now

Yes, he couldn't write properly so he could have done all kinds of variations when he did sign various stuff.

What exactly do they give? They run a business. Don't like a deal, don't except the money.

@@sirroxalot well that may be true however for the ones that are not so reputable this pertains to them. Now as for you if it pertains to you heyyyy....

@@sirroxalot they’re also praying on people who are in desperate situations

its like WWE lol

A...wrong B...wrong C...wrong D...wrong E...wrong

He probably did sell it after he died. Pawn shop never got it.

He does...where have you been

What a terrible thing to say! What if someone said the same about you? 🤔

@@cornbreadhead7197 he’s not stupid rich like them, also, they always try to drop the price toooooo damn much. I get that they need to make money but they never even consider to atleast get someone close to what the customer wants.

Ripping people off is how they stay in business like with that 32 roadster car they bought it for 68k and then theyll turn around and sell it for 100k that may not happen for real but just saying how they do

Nah

Pawn pawn, shops, pray on people in desperate situations

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That's because they have them in costumes.

Over where?

Stolen property is stolen property. Even with a "receipt" or "paperwork". Probably the highest item in the "loss" column for pawn shops, I would think.

"Over here", the owner gets their property back, and the deceived buyer has to try and get THEIR money back from the thief.

He could have bought it then. But it would most likely have ended up being sold in the 3 years leading up to Kobe's death.

Danny knows his stuff so, he knew it wasnt the original

The expert wasn't wrong about it. They paid what it was worth. By pawn shop logic that is too much, but they weren't buying this to sell regardless of what they say. This was for his personal collection.

That guy wasn't going to sell though, he was just on the show as filler