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To be fair, I can't blame them for closing the shop when the tape the show, otherwise it would be a zoo. You can always see they have a few people "shopping" in the background, but if you notice the guy that watches the door he seems to get up and usher people away if they try to come in. I was a lot more into the show last year and even went and saw the shop while on vacation in Vegas. It was neat to go and see, but oddly enough, I have stopped watching since then.I just can't bring myself to watch it ever since I found out that they close the shop for taping, hire actors to bring in "merchandise" and no transaction is ever made on those items. Weak sauce.
I am not sure he overpaid by much. $1,200 plus $300 to get it working and repair the cosmetic issues.
You might not get $1,500 for it here on KLOV, but in the real world, with it being on TV, and the connection to Eval K, they should make a buck off it.
"made for TV"
I just can't bring myself to watch it ever since I found out that they close the shop for taping, hire actors to bring in "merchandise" and no transaction is ever made on those items. Weak sauce.
hire actors to bring in "merchandise" and no transaction is ever made on those items..
Can you post the article that you got this from? Would be interesting to read it. Thanks
There was a dude who came in with an item (can't remember what it was) and Rick told him it was a fake. The dude flipped out and kept saying that his wife was going to kill him for paying so much for a fake item. Well, it turns out that the dude was acting and has been doing TV commercials for some time.
i think that was a pistol that he had.