He Said He Is Going To Sue Me 

This customer is a dirtbag. The thing worked fine when it left. This idiot sat there and messed with it all day like a maniac and it screwed up somehow. You aren't buying some brand new thing. To act like an asshole about the situation just shows how low class he is.

Better to eat up $200 in repair than to try to repair your image if this fat dude decides to tarnish your reputation online

No it’s not. Consumer rights is so whack in the US they think selling faulty goods is ok 😂

@@MrCostaC sounds like you don't know what "used" means lol

@@stevendemayo3631 - it doesn’t mean ‘tough luck buddy, it’s used’. You’re just used to shitty consumer rights in the US.

The types that did too much coke? lmao

But like to see leaving and never returning!👍😊😂🤣

He's a UNION worker ... notice the belly?

@@SupaNami i was gonna say truckie but he'd be struggling to climb up to the cab with that generous girth. lol

Depends on who you are. A shady seller who blames customers for mechanical problems? Definitely. A victim of bad business practices? You want this man on your side...

That guy does.

An idiot.

@@dwightrenfield2241Yep, we just met ‘I’m.

A gambler.

Lol I was hoping I wasn’t the only one who thought so, definitely tweaking

I think he’s a major drunk too.

My thoughts exactly

More like on the Colombian marching powder.

I agree this guy is a dolt.

Why do you want to avoid him? He owns a successful business, clearly the result of never taking crap when dealt it, unlike everyone else who just bends over. You want to learn to win, not lose....

i AGREE. Customers like that you don't need. Some customers like that, I just tell them ...sorry, I'm NOT selling it to you and don't ask me why either.

@@dancalmpeaceful3903 Yet he gladly admitted to selling him items repeatedly, so clearly he enjoys money over being yelled at

@@vibecity5381 you’re the dude in the video 😂

The slot machine was messed up tho …

shut up! he paid 2k for a machine that immediately stopped working. You are a damn liar if you say you wouldnt be upset

Except the guy was 100% right. Did you watch the video? I'd be pretty pissed to if I paid 2k for a machine that is broke. What kills me is he calls the machine refurbished but then we hear the story of the machine and it was restored more than 30 years ago. It has been used for god knows how long without ANY known maintenance done on it. That would seriously fucking bother me to only learn that info AFTER buying a machine I was led to believe was recently restored.

@@xPRODIGYxGAMER EXACTLY, I worked in a pawn shop for multiple years and I know the customer is right here. The deciding factor is that the slot machine worked fine for a few tries when he brought it back and then went to glitching. So it’s clear the customer didn’t break it when he took but rather it’s off and on glitching. To post this customers face on a scamming channel is sick. Leave this guy alone

​@@chrismihigo3113its not clear and you have failed to articulate why is would be clear.

What exactly does this make the guy a creep? Just an average business transaction with a faulty item.

​@TickleMyPickleOkay apparently selling an item to a pawn shop is creepy 😂

its the business he's in. A lot of scumbags and lowlifes who are trying to rip you off come and go in the pawn shop business.

The desire for money.

I suppose its differwnt when you own your own business..its his stuff. Its like selling things out of your own house, very differrwnt to working for someone else at minimum wage.

He's too nice. That guy was a dumbass, and he still worked with him.

Yeah that is super rare from a pawnshop salute to this dude straight up

I concur. Seems like a decent man.

Its not a Pawn Shop.... its a Buy, Sell and Trade shop. He doesn't loan or take stuff on Pawn.

@@Hakudog5 Whatever lol Slight difference.

Agree he just played around with it too much and it broke, thats the issue these guys too often get away with this behavior. If he bought it on ebay "Sold as is" and there you cant even test it, nobody would argue that the seller is responsible to fix it... He tested it in the Store and it worked, that should have been the conclusion. You bought it and its your issue now.

@@byCheytacthey probably transported it very poorly. Slot machine parts are fragile. Everything from springs for the slots to the coin mechanism one bad jolt and parts can snap or bend

It hadn’t been a lifetime, he’d just bought it. Should last at least a week, right? He paid a lot of money for a “restored” slot machine. It should work.

Here's my thing, who buys an antique slot machine to sit there and play with it , you buy stuff like that mainly for a display/conversation piece , yeah you want it working , to show people but I'm not gonna be sitting there with $50 worth of quarters playing it .

@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls Yes, in that case: TOUGH LUCK! Shop owner IS NOT responsible anymore! (and especially if the goods were transported twice(!) in who knows what way.) However, if you have a decent human being as shop owner, he will try to fix it, look at it, or whatever, and try to make the customer happy. But the shop owner DOES NOT NEED to do that by law!

When you own a business, its best to deal with it then to ignore. Shows trust. $2,200 purchase, he's a client you want to keep

Calm down you goof

@@mikefieselman customer that immediately jumps to calling you a scammer and they're going to sue you, is NOT a client you want to keep

You’d be surprised these days the judges who don’t care about as is.

Exactly

No shit. He's prolly trying to hustle money off his friends by having them use it. It's a antique and should be used as such.

LOL

"A ton" The guy said 3 dollars... Might be 90 year old but it's been professionally restored... I'd be expecting it to be working a bit longer than 3 dollars worth of quarters. (so would you) Especially after paying 2.5k You don't pay 2.5k for paperweights unless it's gold dude. it's mechanical, not electrical.

@liveprepared2421 you realize slot players spend like hundreds not just $3 in single sessions? Manufacturers design them to work in such conditions

@@vibecity5381 on 90 year old slot machines? They weren’t manufactured to last a century. You can’t hold antiques to modern standards.

More like 40 it's a reproduction from the 80s

What a bad business decision. Burn your bridge with a loyal customer so it can fail on another victim, then end up with no repeat business from either one

Keep it after the customer brings the rest of the parts back.

@@chriswisley5460 says who?

It’s a replica machine LOL

Like just imagine telling someone “yeah bring it back and we’ll check it out for you” Then they drive 2 hours back and now you’re all like “yeah man there’s nothing I can do for you, maybe you should’ve thought about this more before purchasing” 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 lololololollllllllll 😂😂😂 that’s like something out of a comedy skit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Then cut to scene where the guy is driving 2 hours BACK HOME AGAIN FOR 3RD TRIP with a broken slot machine in his passenger seat 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 lololol He would’ve been better off staying home and letting Peter gaslight him over the phone!! It would’ve saved him 4 hours on the road all together lolololol People like you are so fucking stupid. The fact you can’t comprehend the customers side of the story is hysterical and baffling all at the same time

exactly this. I am a business owner who buys used items, I make sure they know neither of us guarantees the other anything

It was working fine too! i would have told him to kick rocks...

People don’t understand “as is” or “final sale”. I worked for a retail store that was closing and while in liquidation everything was a final sale. So I told the customers the purchase was a “final sale” and they’d be like “ok”. Then I’d say “so that means if you take it home, plug it in and it doesn’t work, it’s still yours”. People were like “oh 😮”. So funny.

easy fix probably a jammed spring catching on the spinning wheels might even just need oiled,modern quarters cld be the issue they didnt even exist when this was made,could be not level on his table and thats it

It was sold as is, but it was also sold as a working unit.

Thank you I knew it wasn't made in the 30s you could tell it was a reproduction but a nice one

Thank you, I have seen many of the gold nugget reproductions and thatachine isnt worth 2200

At the coin op shows you would be lucky to get $900 for that machine. They don’t have a reputation for longevity!

@@mark2474 Interesting - did not know that. I personally have a "Mills Black Beauty" myself (yes - I know it's a common unit). It takes dimes and it seems to be a good unit. Got mine for $900 many years ago (about 26 years ago I think ). It's not restored but it looks good.

@@chriswisley5460 probably why he wanted to return it then. Realized it wasn't it, probably had plans to resell it, wanted an excuse to return it

*gracious scammer

He would have been thrown out of my store physically if he left me a nasty voice-mail. Be respectful and we can resolve the issue. Act like a jackass, and it's game over.

@@Robert-nu4vc lol surrrre thing muscles haha

​@keving3947 only a jackass would be offended by that comment.

Dude sometimes people get really angry and get the wrong idea in their head. Get over it

I think you're right. Bullies scream , yell and threaten until they get their way. I'd think twice about doing business with him in the future. But Pete should do as he promised this time and expect the guy to try and get away without paying any money for the repair. Hope I'm wrong.

It's like going to the store and buying produce than complaining it went bad before you ate it, it's not the store's fault because they sold you something that wasn't bad then it went bad in your possession

whatever it costs charge him double

@@fishflash1 Yeah, he was trying to get it fixed for free..

@@fishflash1 It looks like the guy is pissed due to the fact he's carrying triplets inside of him. 🤣😂🤣.

I can’t picture that guy with a wife.

It's called getting "wifed" I and my wife deal in collectibles ....it's happens to us all the time. Usually we do offer a 30 money-back guarantee on any collectible we sell - AS LONG as it comes back in EXACTLY the same condition it was AS IT ORIGINALLY left.

Why would you want to do that for anyway?? Literally, you can just get the coins from the abck anyway...

No it definitely the lever with the spring not moving to lock position fast enough. Likely lubrication that turn sticky over time. You can see it when he has the back open and works the mechanism.

Yeah. He opened it up for sure, broke it, then called around for cost to fix it. Then had the idea to haggle the antique shop to pay half of the cost. Well his idea worked !!! My guess is he will do the same when buying a used car from a private seller. He should wear a T shirt that says “My name is Duffus Everything I buy has Lifetime Warranty “.

@@mrBDeye I can tell that you are a seller and think that you do not have to follow the law. "Fully refurbished" was stated. It is mechanical and there was a maintenance issue that caused the failure. Under law this could be considered "Fraud in the inducement. A criminal offense in almost every state.

@@djea3589lmaooo it’s called “as is”

Hahahahaha exactly what I'm thinking.awesome

Do you mean he took it apart or is that slang for druggie?

Never mind, this dude is on meth lol

​@@Haddley333 slang but i dont think he is

Yes I agree with you - sell it as is. He was taking a risk buying a 1930 slot machine. The thing is, what happens if he gets it fixed and it breaks again in a week. That slot machine is a mechanical nightmare and lucky that it even worked to begin with. Peter should of said when he bought the machine, I am not liable if it should break down. I wouldn't get this item, but I will say cosmetically it looks very nice.

well he runs a business and just sold him a 2,200 machine. If you dont take care of your customers you won't be in business very long.

@@dougfoster445 it was sold as is. Not his problem especially when the customer tried it before he bought it.

@@leshgooo1016 yea ofcourse legally u are right. But shit like that will end up being much worse for u since those types of customers can be a nightmare for your company image

@@dougfoster445 exactly. The only person who actually gets it in the comments. You sir, I salute.

Classic Ebay type scam.

+100

Why would he drive 8 hours (2h each way x2 round trips) just to spend half on labor and parts, when he can buy the part himself for lower net cost...

That's a classic scam with selling records on ebay.....beware...

@@vibecity5381 I was joking dood..if u watch the video the spring is obviously just worn.

​@UltraMAGA420 used, antique, from a pawn shop. Its 100% as is. You never hand over that much cash without making sure it works first. Which he did. Its on camera working, it goes out of the store with this guy and all of a sudden is not working anymore.... sounds like someone was going to hard with his new toy.

I mean he has a RU-vid channel. Have to keep a good image.

low bar for character lol. So selling broken items and then possibly splitting repair costs is high character these days? 😂

@@chrismihigo3113 lol i know, machine probably locked up on Jackpot, Pete wasnt thinking correctly. I bet there is a way for the casino staff to re-release it and it locks up so they can pay out the jackpot. It locked up on Jackpot thats what the guy said and that was the cause.

EXCEPT he stated it was FULLY RESTORED. This precludes most arguments. Te weak spring tells me it was not. The lack of lubrication (which requires cleaning) proves it was not. Then he made the statement that the owner restored it in the 90's. That is Fraud in the inducement and a criminal act in almost every state.

Why when machine is fixed he'd feel foolish? It confirms his assertion it is broken...

@@vibecity5381 lmaoooo you’re still going 😂

Sure the hell ain't the case on ebay hah

It's not the case anywhere I've purchased (I always win chargebacks when seller scams me like this one in the video does)

I can totally see him and his drinking buddies hitting the machine after it didn't give them $2 million 7 in quarters after the first arm pull. Typical trash.

YOO ODDISH LETS GO

He said himself. He was pulling pulling an pullinnn

The slot works A LOT better than Biden....I'll say that. I recommend having the slot machine run the country.

Yea but something that expensive going bad that quick is not a normal circumstance

​@@HugoStiglitz88I mean tbf it's not expensive cause it's high quality it's expensive cause it's old.

It is unreasonable to demand a refund after an item advertised as working turns out to not, causing 8 extra hours of driving? You must waste a lot of money on broken items

it was 2 hours away not 4@@vibecity5381

I would I loved to know. It is actually interesting.

If only ebay worked that way. As a seller I've lost thousands due to buyers literally breaking the item and ebay siding with the buyer

It didn't work dude watch the entire video

@@ajones1214 FIRST OF ALL, I'm NOT a "dude". Secondly, it DID work when he first purchased it. It only failed AFTER he used it at home and brought it back to the shop. Lastly (Third), I did watch the entire video.

@@ajones1214 It worked when it went out the door. You expect a reseller of a 100 year old mechanical device to offer a warranty?

@@FLOWERSANDSLOTS Why does it matter when it stopped working? Seller already admitted age is the likely cause, so it would have just as likely failed in-store. Knowing this, it is completely unethical to sell it as if it worked (obviously the case for buyer to hand him money)

What is your address to your shop? I would like to visit

Exactly - this guy went home and ran quarters through it until it it malfunctioned just so he can make an issue of it.

They aren't hard to fix for someone with a little logic, they have very straight forward easy to work out mechanisms. They were designed to go in corner stores and had to be easy repairable for the store owner.

He is clearly on drugs

Im not so sure, If you're asking $2200 for an item, you're saying/inferring its in good working order. $2200 is the price of a perfectly working machine. The customer has a right to expect it to work properly. It is possible that the customer caused a problem by transporting it on its side or something, but unless you can prove that, I think Peter has a responsibility to fix it, or sell it for a cheaper price.

@@tubester4567 Everybody in the video agreed that the machine was working properly when the customer put down his money and walked out the door with it. If the customer just wanted his money back, then he should have returned the entire thing, but he left the base at home. He was putting Peter in a bit of an awkward spot and appeared to be looking for a discounted rate after he agreed to the price. Wouldn't it have been fair for Peter to offer him a full refund when he brought back all of the parts?

@@tubester4567 sold as is.

I will never shop there knowing how seller talks about customers behind their backs (tried to blame him for transport damage evven after admitting old age is the likely cause, and his lackey even ridiculed him by calling it "cursed" until the fault finally surfaced and shut him up)