I have a buddy who is an expert on body guards beating down dudes.

Do you drive a Rolls Royce?

No, but if I did it'd be purchased with money earned by merit, not the result of being a lazy, fat, stupid, sack of garbage who leeches off of a family friend's business.

Reports show the victim had 7 broken bones and lost 3 pints of blood to which Rick responded

"No, no way....no way there are more than 2 broken bones. I've got a buddy I'd like to call in who is an expert in repairing broken bones and blood assessment"
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I'd also like to point out that if Chumlee, who is a moron in a pawn shop is driving anything nicer than an 83 chevy sedan, the world is broken.

You realize that show is largely scripted, right? I mean, do you think some guy just happened to bring in a rifle used in the Hatfield & McCoy feud on the same day that Hatfields & McCoys was airing on the same network?

I doubt if Chumlee is the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I also highly doubt he's anywhere near as dumb as he's portrayed on the show. And I don't think he stole the money to buy that car - he earned it. You may not approve, or be a bit jealous of his success and celebrity, but the bottom line is he's a star on a popular TV show and is simply reaping the benefits.

I'm also quite sure he wouldn't give two shits what you think about it.

That looks like a RR Ghost. About $200,000. LMAO

Good for Chumlee.

LMAO

he got it on tape, he got it on tape

So he paid $10,000 for it and made them feel lucky they were getting that ..............

[QUOTE=frazod;8735181]You realize that show is largely scripted, right?QUOTE]

I'm sure parts of it, or the vast majority is scripted, just like in Storage Wars. But the other day I caught an episode wher ChumLee was driving this guys wooden pirate ship float around and the guy wanted $250k for it I believe, and ChumLee was told not to buy the boat, the guy trying to sell was legitimately pissed. It looked real at least.

I think what they do is when someone brings in something unique they tell them to come back later in the week so they can do the shooting. My wife just visited the store a couple of weeks ago and she was told that they only film like once a week.

Closer to 300k depending on the year. Looked up a 2007 a few days ago and it was $230k.

He will be pawning/selling that Rolls in a few years. You can bet on that. Rick will probably hose him on it big time.

Getting tired of Pawn Stars. Cajun Pawn Stars kicks ass.