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last night on pawn stars a guy brought in a 1972 williams line drive pitch 'n bat to the shop...the guy wanted $5500 for it...the fat meth addict, corey, who works at the shop, ended up paying around $3000 for it...then the guy admits he paid $800 for it...
how realistic is this? i have the same machine and paid $1200 for it 3 yrs ago and i would not sell it for $5500, i like it too much
Quoted from CNKay:Your first ever post and your going to call folks. "Crack head"
Wow I will not even comment on your topic. You sir are rude.
Im pretty sure he called him a meth head ,but i might just be splitting hairs
Quoted from mountaingamer:I want to reply to the op, but I'm actually giggling at how dumb his post was.
Agreed. Nothing else to say on it..
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