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Old 07-08-2010, 06:38 PM
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The War of 1812, or more certainly the War of the Roses
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I had a guy here in Idaho wanting to sell me an old football and I gave him an idea of what I thought it was worth. He said he was going to Las Vegas the following week and would take it with him to see what "The Pawn Stars" would give him for it. They ended up buying it for about the same price as we had talked about. When he got back we talked again and he said that place had a line of people just waiting to get in the store. They seem to close it when they film. And when the "stars" came back from lunch people act like they are movie stars. I agree with Mark that it is all staged. But I wonder how many people visiting to Vegas decide to bring some of the smaller packable items with them so they can sell to these guys for extra gambling money. Mike
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