Toilet Plunger that belonged Harry Truman. Still has Brown stains from when it was used on august 6th 1948 at 6:32 pm right after eating a massive steak burrito. "Ill give you $1.50 and half of this steak and cheese burrito."
Someone doesnt seem to understand it's a business and they can't buy for market price. Also, i trust the expert more than some random guy who did 5 mins of research.
Its just to help rick not get screwed if the guy doesn't want to sell it he doesnt have to he doesn't have to listen to the expert either he is under no obligation go believe the experts opinion so just stfu
Worth 15k? How about I offer 7k. There are a ton of these bases out there. The Cubs won so many World Series that these are all over. I am going to have to frame it and it will sit here for a long time.
The customer was high-balling Rick. One early game base might have sold for $16K....but most of the other 140 probably sold for WAY less. Yet the customer wants $30K.
Costumer: Hi, I just wanna use your bathroom real quick. Rick: Oh so you wanna use the bathroom? Let me call my buddy who's an expert on store bathrooms. Costumer: .-.
It’s hilarious when Corey shakes peoples hands at the end 😂 it’s like a “I hate to break the news to ya but I hope you have a great rest of your day” type handshake 😂
I got the evaluation right on the nose with this one! When he said $30,000 I laughed super loud out loud. The major value ones are always the final game of the series. I actually saw this base sell for $12,500, and the bidding was up for 14 days. $7k actually seemed like a fair deal for once
I may be bias, but that year was one of the greatest of all time, one of the best World Series played, each team went punch for punch. That guy can sell that in an auction for more than what the guy appraised it for easily.
Rick: I have to polish it frame it give it a name dress it up feed it breakfast I mean it's gonna take a lotta money. Ima give you $32 Guy: ok Rick I'll take it that's a good deal
This video was 2 years ago... the exact same base is for sale on Ebay for $24k... and NOT selling.... the expert was correct and Rick's offer was low but fair for a Pawn Shop deal...
"IDK much about breathing. Let me call a buddy of mine who is an expert on the respiratory system." *Pulls up WebMD* "You have cancer. Ill give you $35"
So do I. There has been a few times I notice a look between the 'expert' and Rick that almost says buy it at my advice because you are going to get a lot more for it.
There are definitely people out there that would pay wayyyy more than 7000 grand.. Plus, the longer he keeps it and if cubs dont win another WS, it would only increase in value.
I know this is an old comment but want that the asking price or the bid? Tbh pretty smart taking it on the show now he can market it as "as seen on pawn stars"
It's 2022 but I googled it. A 2nd base used in Game 4 went for $29,996. I see this guy put his on Ebay and was asking $24,800. It's no longer there so I don't know what he sold it for. The $15k appraisal seems to be way low though. You never know with this stuff though. You need a buyer to make it worth anything.
I would hang on to the base as well. It has proper documentation, and will only rise in value as time goes on, especially with the way that memorabilia prices are soaring. Rick made a big mistake not negotiating further with this gentleman. Great video!
SPNFENDER People will pay $30,000+ for that base, if you dont think so then you have no idea what die hard fans are like. Pawn stars is like Gamestop. They’re selfish af and rip you off just to sell it for ten times as what you sold for. Those experts were probably even told to value it at such a low price prior to recording.
Lizard Yup. Sports memorabilia is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it, there is no KBB for it. And trying to price something for what 1% of fans will pay for it is hilarious, all the while forgetting auction fees, and other associated costs. The funny part is the 7k offer was probably thousands more than his greedy self purchased it for. The only thing that guy will be doing with that base is storing it.
The thing with pawn shops and GameStop is that they are trying to earn more money than what they buy the item for. People will sell at pawn shops because you get money on the spot. If he tries to sell that independently, then it would take months for somebody to buy an item with such a large price tag.
Not really ETPilgrim. The bases used during the last inning of the first win for the Cubs and then the ones used in the last inning of the final game are worth the most. The rest are certainly great relics, but not holy grails.
5 bases from the 2016 World Series have fetched well over 100k, so this statement couldn’t be more false. The ones that “Average” the 5k range you’re referencing are most from warmups, infield practices, & pre-Game media conferences. 3 Bases from 7 have fetched over 250k at auction, they were game used & Signed by the Cubs. One was signed by the entire team & coaching staff. Another was signed the same way, but also included signatures from Theo Epstein, Jed Hoyer, & Tom Ricketts. The most iconic one was 1st base from game 7 that was used during the extra innings (post rain delay) that was used in recording the final out of the game, securing the series win for the Cubs. The base was signed by Anthony Rizzo, the Cubs first basemen (until 2 days ago) that caught the final out of the 2016 World Series. You couldn’t have purchased the dirt off that base for 5k. That will be sold for multi-Millions years from now, that’s a fact. Most game used bases from innings 7-9 are brining in upwards of 50k. Those with signatures are going for even more. Trust me, I had to bid on 6 bases before I won an auction. It cost well over 5k.
Script: find out asking price... Call in Expert: he cuts asking price in half... Pawn shops offer then cuts experts value in half again.. In all seller is offered 1/4 of what they were asking for.
Rick: "So what do you have for us?" Seller: "I brought in a guy." Rick: "Ok, do you mean if I call in a guy to look at him? He's a buddy that knows more about things like this."
You: I have a golden plate used by [insert famous person here] Two ways rick will respond “I got a buddy who deals with this daily.” Or “I’ll give you 62 cents for it”
love how the expert picks it up upside down probably losing a bunch of those mud chunks and then turns around and says that the mud increases the value
Biggest choke in the history of sports, the 04 ALCS. Even NY papers ran headlines "the chokes on us". Yankees are a dynasty, but they did blow that series in historical proportions.
Looked this up. As of the posting of this comment 3-24-19 it us up for sale on e-bay for $25,499.15 it was posted there originally for $29,999.00, so he came down 15% so far. Ships from Las Vegas, so I'm assuming it's this same guy still trying to sell it. This game was their first victory in a World Series game since 1965, so if you're a Cubs fan that does seem pretty cool, I guess. I imagine home base or the pitchers mound would be more desirable than 1st base, but if I had to guess this is a more iconic game from the series than others based on it being the first victory since the 60s. Who knows, I think he might be able to get what he wants eventually. Imagine in 10-20 years or more if the Cubs don't win another series, that would probably make it much more collectable but that ofc would take time.
"Grand Daddy of baseball memorabilia"? Hardly, i can a list of several thousand pieces of baseball memorabilia that are more desired and valuable. There are literally over a thousand baseballs out there that are worth more and are more desired. I am not saying it's not cool, but it's a long way from "one of a kind" baseball memorabilia other then to a Cubs fan. They change the bases several times per game meaning there are like 100 of these of more floating around, not to mention HOMEBASE would be the most desired and even then there is probably 10 or more of those out there just for this one series. This hardly makes it's ultra rare, just unusual to see.
JoshJ25 no the most I can do is 75$ tops. I just dont know how long its gonna take to sell and its gonna sit for a long time you know... so yeah 75$ if we have a deal there then were good
The expert, Dan, is a really close friend of mine (and former California roommate). He’s been buying and selling sports memorabilia since he was like 7. Has a huge company in Irvine, CA. He’s 100% legit.
Nobody: Rick:”Let me call a buddy of mine whos an expert on this type of stuff” Also rick:”Best i can do is 40 cents and a high five because im takin all the risk”
Yea, that would be a good guess. If it weren't for the fact that the experts have said that the value is a lot higher than the seller wants several times.
Customer- " i have an alien corpse."
Rick- "My buddy deals with this stuff daily."
Just have to fly him in from Roswell!
lmao
m0ist wait I’ll call the White House to bring an expert lmao 😂
*calls in Predator
Michael Quihuis lol
'I have a guy' is the most used line in this show
"I have a _____ guy that knows about this stuff"
"I gotta make some money"
"Go write em up"
"It's gonna sit on the shelf"
"*WHEEZING LAUGH*"
*I got a buddy who’s an expert
This is the holy Grail
If this is real, it's worth a lot of money
“I gotta get it framed”
Some guy could bring a toilet plunger and rick would have a guy for it
Justin Walker lmaooooooooooo
some guy could bring in a pencil and Rick would have a guy for it
Some guy could bring in a 1803 wig and Rick would know a guy.
@@MahNameTook depending on who owned the wig a guy might not be so bad
Toilet Plunger that belonged Harry Truman. Still has Brown stains from when it was used on august 6th 1948 at 6:32 pm right after eating a massive steak burrito. "Ill give you $1.50 and half of this steak and cheese burrito."
This is not “the grand daddy of baseball memorabilia” idk wtf this guy was thinking when he said that
He was thinking he wanted an extra $23k
Rick: " Can you wait a moment? I need to call one of my "experts" in, so they can help me lowball ya."
"Expert" 😂😂😂 well done!
pretty much, I've seen World Series bases going for $50,000 frequently, there's no reason this guy couldn't have taken home at least $20,000.
Someone doesnt seem to understand it's a business and they can't buy for market price. Also, i trust the expert more than some random guy who did 5 mins of research.
@@jackson5116 the guy has been selling it on ebay for the last 2 years. Also, one outlier doesnt determine the value of many other siminal items.
Its just to help rick not get screwed if the guy doesn't want to sell it he doesnt have to he doesn't have to listen to the expert either he is under no obligation go believe the experts opinion so just stfu
Worth 15k? How about I offer 7k. There are a ton of these bases out there. The Cubs won so many World Series that these are all over. I am going to have to frame it and it will sit here for a long time.
urmaker I’ll give you $5 I’m taking a risk
@williammal williammal It's a meme, he isn't copying anyone's comments, you goober. Also, the word is "supposed", not "suppost"
@williammal williammal lmfaoooo
@williammal williammal just because the person writing it wants likes does not mean it isn't a meme
@williammal williammal lol, okay buddy, whatever you say
Rick: hey what u got
Guy: pipe
Rick: u know this is one of the holy grails of modern plumbing
As a cub fan this is the holy Grail of collectables.
almost 100% of the time the "expert" lowballs the customer... hmmm ...
The customer was high-balling Rick. One early game base might have sold for $16K....but most of the other 140 probably sold for WAY less. Yet the customer wants $30K.
Correct.
kevin...you "know" this how?
Nah, $15k seems very fair. Depending on who you are trying to sell it to influences how much you can sell it for.
Kevin C they pay the "expert" to low ball
"that's a lot less than the 7 thousand I'm gonna give you"
Eh, 30k isn't less than 7k
MrSluby he was referring to his 7 k lol
arobillz6 No he wasn’t, Rick was just being stupid.
Yeah that statement kind of broke me
@@bbaseballusa1 it made no sense. He said he wants 30K then Rick said that's alot less than the 7k I'd give you
Duh i fkn no that prk
"This $7,000 offer isn't even in the ballpark"😂😂😂....A statement from a true baseball fan!
Costumer: Hi, I just wanna use your bathroom real quick.
Rick: Oh so you wanna use the bathroom? Let me call my buddy who's an expert on store bathrooms.
Costumer: .-.
RANT damn good joke sir...lol.
RANT just pee on a tire outside at that point
RANT Bö
What’s a Costumer ??
IF they are coming in just to use the restroom they are not a customer lol
It’s hilarious when Corey shakes peoples hands at the end 😂 it’s like a “I hate to break the news to ya but I hope you have a great rest of your day” type handshake 😂
Only thing I learned from this is they change bases every couple of innings lol
Only in the World series. Or a wealthy Org. "New York" other wise it's usually just around the 7th inning stretch they change them.
Yup they don't do it alot those bases are 3 grand a peice
Yeah I don't buy the whole change the bases thing. There just bases.
Clean white bases show better on tv.
Funky or if Pinella takes it to the dugout
what if the customer brought their own guy🤔
Rick would have a guy who'd specialize in customers bringing in their own guys.
If they had their own guy they probably would have sold it at an auction already..
@@Chonson lmaooo
You got an award. But you won't like it
What if the customer open his own shop pay his own guy to sell it🤔.
I got the evaluation right on the nose with this one! When he said $30,000 I laughed super loud out loud. The major value ones are always the final game of the series. I actually saw this base sell for $12,500, and the bidding was up for 14 days. $7k actually seemed like a fair deal for once
Me: *Brings in freddy mercury's corpse*
Rick: I have a guy for it
The Guy: Freddie Mercury was cremated.
Rick: Sorry, you just have worthless worm food.
I think it is a stolen base...get it? Sorry.
Pirate LLabs XD LMAO
Buh-dum-tss
Pirate Labs m
Pirate Labs thank you so much
It's 1st base so it couldn't have been stolen.
I may be bias, but that year was one of the greatest of all time, one of the best World Series played, each team went punch for punch. That guy can sell that in an auction for more than what the guy appraised it for easily.
“Your final is 4.64$. Rick: let me call a guy”
Rick: I have to polish it frame it give it a name dress it up feed it breakfast I mean it's gonna take a lotta money. Ima give you $32
Guy: ok Rick I'll take it that's a good deal
your "joke" has only been done 8,OOO times already...
not with that ancient joke youre not.
ok please go appreciate Mr.Brown comments
Patrick Jude LMAO
can you do $50? its one of a kind
"Let me call a friend of mine" it's worth about 20000 dollars. "I'll give you 2000 for it"
Legends has it Rick has a friend for everything.
15k is an insane amount for that. I recently saw a game used McDavid jersey go for around 12k
Lmao they should rename the show “let me call a friend “ 😂
This video was 2 years ago... the exact same base is for sale on Ebay for $24k... and NOT selling.... the expert was correct and Rick's offer was low but fair for a Pawn Shop deal...
Someone could breath and Rick would have a guy for it
"IDK much about breathing. Let me call a buddy of mine who is an expert on the respiratory system." *Pulls up WebMD* "You have cancer. Ill give you $35"
Add he s taking a risk there. Not many people want to buy stage 4 lung cancer.
DragonMoth34 40?
@@DragonMoth34 LMFAOOOO
Breathe
Customer:I have an alien space ship
Rick:yeah I got a buddy in town and he deals with this stuff all the time
"30,000".
"A lot less than the 7,000 I'd give you."
How is 30,000 less than 7,000?
His brain was turned off lol
Great!
THE DUTCH GUY iia
Noah xxx
"7 grand isnt even in the ball park"
Greatest pun I've ever heard
The Cubs winning the world series was the first time I shed a tear during a game. To me, this item would have been priceless.
I would hang this up on my wall
No I don't think so I think I'm gonna take it home
Wow, this comment is nice!
Guy: *brings in toothbrush*
Rick: let me call a friend. He knows a lot more about this then me
I feel like the experts are working with them
So do I. There has been a few times I notice a look between the 'expert' and Rick that almost says buy it at my advice because you are going to get a lot more for it.
Tyson Wright1 they do 😂
For sure
*"A World Series Bass? Lemme call my guitar expert to come in...."*
30k for it. Some people just have no sense of what they have
Capital Drones And when Rich gives a fair cash offer they call him a scammer even though he is a pawn shop not an auction house.
There are cub fans trying to find this dude right now and give him whatever he wants. .. ya shouldn't underestimate what you have....
Yep, 30k for a piece of plastic, that's the Midas touch.
Rich cub fans will pay a lot for it...a lot just throw that bitch on e bay.....
There are definitely people out there that would pay wayyyy more than 7000 grand.. Plus, the longer he keeps it and if cubs dont win another WS, it would only increase in value.
Knowing a bit about Cubs history, this seems like a goldmine of baseball history.
He’s selling it on eBay for 25k now lmao
Frio Corazon that was actually pretty good lol
I know this is an old comment but want that the asking price or the bid? Tbh pretty smart taking it on the show now he can market it as "as seen on pawn stars"
It's 2022 but I googled it. A 2nd base used in Game 4 went for $29,996. I see this guy put his on Ebay and was asking $24,800. It's no longer there so I don't know what he sold it for. The $15k appraisal seems to be way low though. You never know with this stuff though. You need a buyer to make it worth anything.
Imagine pawn stars order a pizza and negotiate the price with the delivery man
I had no idea that bases are switched out that often.
3:06 Thank you so much (for ripping me 15k)
2:59 that look when she wasn't expecting that baseball bat to come out your pants. 😅
“Pizza box or base?” Lame joke Rick
lol
😭😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😀😀😀🤬🤬👾😹😹😹😹😹😹🤡🤡🤠🤠🤠🤠🤑🤠
*wheeeze laugh*
I would hang on to the base as well. It has proper documentation, and will only rise in value as time goes on, especially with the way that memorabilia prices are soaring. Rick made a big mistake not negotiating further with this gentleman. Great video!
Especially since the seller is young, if the Cubs go on another long drought the price will certainly go up throughout his life.
Just sell it privately, I'm sure there are a lot of rich Cubs fans out there who would be willing to shell out the money.
"There are 140 one of a kind out there" hahaha Rick just roasted this guy !!!
The good ol' classic of someone thinking they have something worth wayyyyy more than it ACTUALLY is gotta love it.
SPNFENDER People will pay $30,000+ for that base, if you dont think so then you have no idea what die hard fans are like. Pawn stars is like Gamestop. They’re selfish af and rip you off just to sell it for ten times as what you sold for. Those experts were probably even told to value it at such a low price prior to recording.
Dipshit they had 140 bases during the world series its never going to be worth 30,000 literally ever. dudes fkn out of his mind
Lizard tell me more
Lizard Yup. Sports memorabilia is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it, there is no KBB for it. And trying to price something for what 1% of fans will pay for it is hilarious, all the while forgetting auction fees, and other associated costs. The funny part is the 7k offer was probably thousands more than his greedy self purchased it for. The only thing that guy will be doing with that base is storing it.
The thing with pawn shops and GameStop is that they are trying to earn more money than what they buy the item for. People will sell at pawn shops because you get money on the spot. If he tries to sell that independently, then it would take months for somebody to buy an item with such a large price tag.
The look on his face. Priceless...
This like the holy grails of baseball bases
Alfredo Bonilla There's only 1 holy grail and this base isn't the Holy grail by any means
There are 140 holy grails of Cubs World Series bases.
Alfredo Bonilla game 7 home plate>
Not really ETPilgrim. The bases used during the last inning of the first win for the Cubs and then the ones used in the last inning of the final game are worth the most. The rest are certainly great relics, but not holy grails.
Mr brown and this base got along famously
Why dont people bring in their own experts. Rick has all his experts on the take. They are HIS so called experts.
"The best I can do is Chum's toe nail and not a nail more, it just wouldn't make sense..."
Customer: brings base
Rick: flames him on sight 😂
Rick avoided getting picked off.
Every time his dad is there and leaves his son follows right behind 😂 “coming daddy”
If the guy really brought up pizza:
Pizza guy: It’s 10$
Rick: Let me call my buddy, he is a pizza expert and than we can talk about the price.
Ayeeee one of my friends from highschool hit a homer that game. Still talk to that dude from time to time. Small world
Let me call my expert. I'll tell him what you wanted and he'll cut that in half for me. I will then cut that in half.
1:44 "I hope that the person that they bring in can take a look at my base and see the value here and that it is a one of a kind item" hehe
Anthony Rizzo touched it = GOATED🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
I would’ve bought that base, I’m a huge Cubs fan and that would’ve been an amazing piece of World Series memorabilia to have
It might still be listed on eBay.
I highly doubt you would get anywhere close to $15K for this. Similar bases sell for around 3.5- 5K
5 bases from the 2016 World Series have fetched well over 100k, so this statement couldn’t be more false. The ones that “Average” the 5k range you’re referencing are most from warmups, infield practices, & pre-Game media conferences. 3 Bases from 7 have fetched over 250k at auction, they were game used & Signed by the Cubs. One was signed by the entire team & coaching staff. Another was signed the same way, but also included signatures from Theo Epstein, Jed Hoyer, & Tom Ricketts. The most iconic one was 1st base from game 7 that was used during the extra innings (post rain delay) that was used in recording the final out of the game, securing the series win for the Cubs. The base was signed by Anthony Rizzo, the Cubs first basemen (until 2 days ago) that caught the final out of the 2016 World Series. You couldn’t have purchased the dirt off that base for 5k. That will be sold for multi-Millions years from now, that’s a fact. Most game used bases from innings 7-9 are brining in upwards of 50k. Those with signatures are going for even more. Trust me, I had to bid on 6 bases before I won an auction. It cost well over 5k.
This is like the holy grail of 2016 World Series bases of the final inning.
Script: find out asking price...
Call in Expert: he cuts asking price in half...
Pawn shops offer then cuts experts value in half again..
In all seller is offered 1/4 of what they were asking for.
Rick: "So what do you have for us?"
Seller: "I brought in a guy."
Rick: "Ok, do you mean if I call in a guy to look at him? He's a buddy that knows more about things like this."
Don't let this Distract you from the fact , that Mr Brown had a structured settlement & needed cash now. He called a friend JD Wentworth 877-Cash-Now
Dude: I would like 30 grand
Rick: I can give you 5 cents and what’s left of my burger, no more
So a used base from 3 years ago is the grand daddy of baseball memorabilia to this guy?
Did you not hear when he said it was the 2016 World Series. Quite possibly the most important World Series in history.
@@adamzmigrodski3000 yeah, but I mean... its a base that was probably used for 10 minutes,
As a Cubs fan, I think that its awesome. Was fun to watch. Great video
You: I have a golden plate used by [insert famous person here]
Two ways rick will respond
“I got a buddy who deals with this daily.”
Or
“I’ll give you 62 cents for it”
This is the holy grail of first bases of 7-9 innings of game 2 of the World Series.
Seller: This is the cross Jesus died on
Pawn Shop: best I can do is 35 cents
Corey always gives the most meaningful hand shakes
I bet in about 25 years this guy could get about 75K for this thing
love how the expert picks it up upside down probably losing a bunch of those mud chunks and then turns around and says that the mud increases the value
Don't let this base distract you from the fact that the New York Yankees blew a 3-0 lead in the 2004 ALCS
SOAR NUDAHHHHHHH
Kanye West That's cool with me I hate the Red Sox I just wanted to leave an original comment
Biggest choke in the history of sports, the 04 ALCS. Even NY papers ran headlines "the chokes on us". Yankees are a dynasty, but they did blow that series in historical proportions.
Who won that year, anyway? Oh yeah...
$30,000 way way off base.
Mr. Brown and the Chicago Cubs scored famously.
FYI: He bought that base for $3,500.
I’m a HUGE Cubs fan and if I had been there I would’ve tried to buy it
SAAAME
One of 140 of a kind is not one of a kind.
The $7,000 offer Rick offered me isn't even in the ballpark LOL
That was a high base value.
I will send myself out...
Looked this up. As of the posting of this comment 3-24-19 it us up for sale on e-bay for $25,499.15 it was posted there originally for $29,999.00, so he came down 15% so far. Ships from Las Vegas, so I'm assuming it's this same guy still trying to sell it. This game was their first victory in a World Series game since 1965, so if you're a Cubs fan that does seem pretty cool, I guess. I imagine home base or the pitchers mound would be more desirable than 1st base, but if I had to guess this is a more iconic game from the series than others based on it being the first victory since the 60s. Who knows, I think he might be able to get what he wants eventually. Imagine in 10-20 years or more if the Cubs don't win another series, that would probably make it much more collectable but that ofc would take time.
"Grand Daddy of baseball memorabilia"? Hardly, i can a list of several thousand pieces of baseball memorabilia that are more desired and valuable. There are literally over a thousand baseballs out there that are worth more and are more desired. I am not saying it's not cool, but it's a long way from "one of a kind" baseball memorabilia other then to a Cubs fan. They change the bases several times per game meaning there are like 100 of these of more floating around, not to mention HOMEBASE would be the most desired and even then there is probably 10 or more of those out there just for this one series. This hardly makes it's ultra rare, just unusual to see.
David Valdez I knew I wasn’t the only one who scuffed at what he said hahah
Alex Rodriguez 3,000 ball is a thousand times more valuable
Rick: Cant offer you more than 2 grand for it, i have to clean it, repaint it and frame it.
mr brown got along famously with the cubs
Rovi Dela Rosa good one man
So original.
Rovi Dela Rosa no he didn't ,but his wife did
I think the mr brown jokes are wearing very thin 😞 unlike the Harrisons 😜✌👍
Shut up
"Is it a pizza box or a base" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm a White Sox fan.
Imperial Guard #28 Ditto. Fuck the Cubs & Indians!
2005 then for you
“It’s not even in the ballpark”
😂🙂
I need a life
Rick - “Hey can you do $200 bucks?”
JoshJ25 no the most I can do is 75$ tops. I just dont know how long its gonna take to sell and its gonna sit for a long time you know... so yeah 75$ if we have a deal there then were good
Gooo!!!! Cubs !!! The cubs parade was cool af
Rick dont like the base
mohd zahidfullah abd razak no, but your mom does
Diego 33 good one
Why does Corey always start his handshakes like he’s getting it out of his pocket ? 😂😂
Laserjet619
Its simple, its called "back fat"..which he has alot of, it blocks his wierd arm movement.
So dude (expert) walks in flips the base over and reads what is on the bottom, so Rick couldn't do that himself?
The expert, Dan, is a really close friend of mine (and former California roommate). He’s been buying and selling sports memorabilia since he was like 7. Has a huge company in Irvine, CA. He’s 100% legit.
We surely love our Cubs and Blackhawks except the Bears... you're the new Browns.
Betelgeuse not at all
#cyalaterpattykane
Wtf hell naw the blackhawks weak asl right now fym
How can you call anyone the new Browns? The Browns have a total of 1 win over the last 2 seasons lol.
Betelgeuse fuck you bears all day
Rick: is this pizza box or base? HAHAHAHA
Seller: just sTfU man
Sound so fun.
Nobody:
Rick:”Let me call a buddy of mine whos an expert on this type of stuff”
Also rick:”Best i can do is 40 cents and a high five because im takin all the risk”
i think they ask first the price. then they will go call their "Expert" thing and like tell them. the seller wants 30,000. make the price go down.
Yea, that would be a good guess. If it weren't for the fact that the experts have said that the value is a lot higher than the seller wants several times.