Quoted from TheFamilyArcade:

Joking with you by referencing a pierce of gum? Boy, you’ve gone soft Levi.
Only deal I’ve ever regretted, only deal where the seller failed to disclose dramatic flaws. It amuses me to reference the gum under the cabinet. That will always be funny to me. I told Levi that he’s lucky I don’t riff on the other stuff. Like:
The borked backbox- upper right corner damage. Wood separation. A mess.
The large chip in the front of the cabinet
The broken sling plastics held together with scotch tape.
The missing plastic - the largest in the game (that you replaced after I complained)
The broken coin door plastics.
Mind you, Levi posted PICTURES and a description of the game on a Pinside when selling. Revealing none of these things. His price was full market for a nice players game, and upon arrival to pick it up I express disappointment he says “well, it is what it is and I can sell this game as is for this price so I won’t lower the price”...and that will never not be uncool.
I bought the game because my time is valuable and I spent it driving into NYC to get a game I really wanted. And yes, the playfield was pretty good and it played well. There was a pin gulp attached to the game when I showed up. When Levi cavalierly insisted I buy the game “as is or walk”, I claimed the Pingulp. He’s never gotten over it!
Here’s the real message people: if you typically buy nice HUO games by private sellers and that’s your standard, don’t buy from Levi. He runs a pinball flea market. I learned my lesson.
And lighten up. Play your original AFM.