A number of interviews Rick has given, both before and after the show began, give some insight into why the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop runs and functions the way it does.After remarking how much he loves Disney, Chumlee asked if she had any of Bugs Bunny. All Animation Is Disney: invoked A lady came in to sell a set of frosted glass Disney figurines.
#Pawn stars game employee room movie#
It was designed as a movie prop, so it didn't go very fast, and the back seat was both extremely dangerous and extremely uncomfortable going over bumps. On a few occasions, they've been offered cars that were crap as soon as they got off the production line, such as a three wheeled taxi from the film Freejack.
Others are the result of the owner's attempt to fix the car, in which case the guys will generally not even give an offer. Sometimes they are very old cars, for which this kind of thing is expected, and they will send it to a car expert to be restored if they buy it.
Yet another spin-off features the often-seen mechanic Danny "The Count" Koker as he and his team restore, customize and sell cars. The popularity of Pawn Stars led to a second spin-off, Cajun Pawn Stars, which is basically Pawn Stars IN THE SOUTH! Rick and Co.
#Pawn stars game employee room series#
The series premiered on October 25, 2010. As a result, the spin-off American Restoration was created, which shows them restoring old things like toys, gas pumps and vending machines. Rick has taken quite a lot of old stuff to another guy named Rick, Rick Dale, who runs a Las Vegas antique restoration company in order to have it fixed up. The fourth main character is Austin "Chumlee" Russell, a longtime friend of Corey and the shop Butt-Monkey, who is hinted to be smarter than he looks. Rick's son Corey, known as Big Hoss, also works at the store and is learning the business in order to someday inherit the store (as of season 6 he's given a 5% partnership) - which leads to some father/son conflict.
His purpose is to reprimand workers for being lazy, be the butt of old jokes, and tell When I Was Your Age. And not all items are brought into the store itself, as they are often asked to look over exceptionally large items or collections.Īlso on the show is Rick's father and co-owner Richard, known as "The Old Man". A big part of the show, which anyone familiar with basic business sense would know about, is that Rick is generally not willing to purchase an item unless he can get it for about 60% of its market value, and that's not considering any additional costs such as restoration or cataloging, because otherwise he won't make a profit for himself.
0 kommentar(er)
