It's a ring ffs. What else can be done with it other than 'this man' getting some stability with it. He obviously deserved it. Should it of been in the hands of a rich person?
This isn't "awkward", it's beautiful! It's extremely rare to see such a genuine and touching happy-moment in someone's life on the television screen. What a lovely man - it's lovely to see someone so modest having such a great piece of luck in their life. Seeing this has cheered me up immensely!
It's very awkward, these two are lovers and turned up to the show with their respective spouses which neither knew of. We're actually witnessing the end of their relationship on-screen without a single word being said.
Not awkward at all, seeing a man who appears to not have much money just found out he was holding onto a small ring with a lot of money. Humble man who finally got a break in life.
Absolutely! Not awkward, wonderful. Just a modest man overcome by such a surprising opportunity unsure how to react. Hopefully the team helped him off camera.
It is true that the awkward moment has not been shown in this clip, that was earlier. The presenter asked about the background of the ring and PF (the guy with the ring) stated it was in his Grandmothers jewelry box. The presenter then appearing awkward himself said 'these are often found by metal detectorists' . They then showed a zoomed in view of the underside of the ring and the presenter went on to say 'and look there's still some mud left underneath it'. It appeared that the ring had not been cleaned well enough. Now an interesting point about PF is he is in fact a metal detectorist and until he sold his land a farmer, not the poor man that many think in this comments section. Who would have thought that ? 😂🤣😂 When a metal detectorist finds an artefact that is gold or silver and over 300 years old in the UK they have to be declared as treasure. In effect they belong to the state unless disclaimed by the state (which does happen). The finder is then given a 'fair market valuation' as compensation. That is the law in the UK. However it is generally well known that this 'fair market valuation' is well below what will be achieved at auction. This motivates some individuals to attempt to circumvent the process. I wonder what PF's motivation were ? I can only speculate as to the character of an individual prepared to offer the provenance that he did in front of 4m viewers on a Sunday evening. This is an excellent example of how manipulation can take place on the internet. A short section of material can give a completely false impression as to the background to anything.
Yeah, a poor person catching a break is so awkward, whoever edited this video had shit parents or something man. Good for this chap. All us peasants hope for something like this to happen to us, nice to see it happened for him. He looked truly excited for the future in that moment, a feeling I'm sure many of us could use right now.
Absolutely, that’s exactly what l thought. The man wasn’t used to cameras, crowds of people looking at him. I thought he did well to get through that unaided
Exactly. On the American version, the appraisers are always ready to jump in and save awkward moments because they know its bad for tv. This bloke just stood there staring at the poor guy😒
Exactly that was my thinking and I hope he got it auctioned off before one of his family and or friends tried to commandeer it and he looked like he wanted to cry I’m so glad he got a break
I know how this man feels almost. A close friend of mine lost his entire life's work, house and savings to a conman and was broke for 7 years. He ate peanut butter sandwiches for a year to survive. His health took a bashing. He got a job, got bullied, had nervous breakdowns and lived on $15 a day. His big treat was a coffee at Starbucks and a movie on weekends when he could afford it. One day he bought a lottery ticket on a whim and 3 days later I was with him when he decided to check his prize. He'd won half a million dollars. He broke down and cried and cried and cried and was speechless. 7 years of hell were over. The conman went to prison, came out and continues to con people and my friend was lucky but went through 7 years of punishment while the conman enjoyed 3 square meals and upon release puts others in prison on the outside. But I'll never forgot my friend's awkward loss for words. Still remains the humble and nice guy he always was.
I was expecting some pompous guy to claim he's holding a Picasso or a Renoir only to find out it's a bargain shop painting. Or a guy holding an item that was stolen just a few days prior. This was quite nice and wholesome. The only thing awkward was the editing.
The ring slipped of the finger hundreds of years ago. As Geoffrey Munn, is a sweet Gentleman , and he always puts People at ease. I believe that the owner wanted to keep the ring for his wife. If I remember correctly.
@@starzontheroofNo source but he has 3 options(roughly): Pay off some of your mortgage, get a new car (20 is fine for new and especially 5+ years ago) or go on a lavish holiday. That or buy your wife what makes her happy or even keep it. Investment is a risk so he won't do that and unless ye likes his toy trains, he's likely to spend it on something more life evolving such as a car. It was just an educated guess.
@@ltipst2962 He might not have a mortgage. Spunking 20k on a new car leaves you with nothing for insurance or fuel to drive it. Does he look like he would go on a lavish holiday? No. A trinket for the wife? Dumb. None of what you said was really an educated guess.
Editing but also lavishing in sheer enjoyment. Let's rather believe he left there very very happy and only has fond memories and got even more than 20k! :)
Disagree. Remaining silent was the best thing to do; the ring owner was processing all kinds of emotions, no words were necessary. Why steal his moment with some smartarse quip or condescension? It was HIS moment, not the appraiser's.
As much as I admire John Benjamin (the antiques' dealer), I have to agree that it was a particular cringeworthy view. JB should have interjected at some point.
The guy was speechless. You know something is extremely exciting or extremely horrifying if you’re left speechless like this! He looks so happy in this moment and that’s so nice to see.
Not remotely awkward. I was starting to tear up seeing this genuine reaction. What a lovely surprise. Being close to totally broke my entire life,i could more than relate to his response.
@@ltipst2962 My daughter found a clay pipe, Sally Morgan predicted it once had been in a man's mouth, the audience was stunned, how could Sally have known this obscure fact? Absolutely stunned the audience was, totally amazing ability, you could have heard a pin drop in the theatre, this revalation that the pipe had been in a man's mouth literally left the attendees gobsmacked!
Yeah, so did I, especially when I saw the word "awkward". There HAVE been moments though on AR where the object has quickly been appraised as less than worthless.
The only thing awkward here is the misuse of the English language. I note also online that many do not know the actual meaning of some words: “Ridiculous”, “Weird,” “Ironic.” Just three that come to mind as used wrongly time and again. This scene is not remotely awkward for anyone involved.
The most awkward Roadshow moment I ever saw was from the U.S. version -- the Keno brothers were talking to this very old, retired judge about this enormous antique cabinet he had brought in. They were gushing over it and telling him who built it, where it was made, the woods, the craftsmanship, its rarity, etc. and building up to the value and the old man just could have cared less. They finally tell him it's worth like $150,000 and he's like, "OK, I want to go now," and he wandered off the stage with an irritated look on his face. I watched it on PBS when it premiered, probably 20 years ago now. I have searched the Internet for it several times but never found the clip.
My Dad told me about a more "awkward situation" on ARS. This woman had brought in a piece of Colonial American furniture and the appraiser asked if this was the condition of the piece when they purchased it. The woman stated that her husband had refinished it a few years prior. The appraiser informed the woman, the piece, theoretically, could've been owned by one of the Founding Fathers, and was worth $17,000 USD, but had her husband not refinished it, it would have been worth $200,000 - $300,000 USD. Needless to say, she was quite disappointed with the husband.
Far from awkward, that man was probably just so overwhelmed and could not believe his luck that he had something of such value and could change his life, pay off any debts he may have had and improve his life, good on him.
Beautiful right. You've got a good heart on you, these comments have given me faith in humanity in abundance. Some of us Brits just have it right. I love it, nice comment dude have the best year yet
The expert could have made that exchange much less awkward. I imagine he'd not have allowed the pregnant silence if the gentleman had appeared more well-heeled.
Really powerful release of emotions that for me as a viewer, saw a man who wasnt afraid to be shocked and dumb founded by the good news of being the owner of a object with a great value.
Thought the valuer guy could have offered a bit more support, you can see the poor chap is a bit overwhelmed, still lovely to see a genuine good news story.
@@TonyEnglandUK Wrong. Wrong. Describing a moment as awkward and making it the title of a heartwarming video is hardly sparkling wit. It’s just stupid.
I think this is beautiful because it looks like a working class man getting some REALLY good news. Were he rich, you wouldn't get this genuine reaction! Even if the ring was worth a fraction, l'd still wear it, it's GORGEOUS! And good on you mate!!👍🏻🍻. Cheers! 🌈🇨🇦☮️
My daughter found a clay pipe, Sally Morgan predicted it once had been in a man's mouth, the audience was stunned, how could Sally have known this obscure fact? Absolutely stunned the audience was, totally amazing ability, you could have heard a pin drop in the theatre, this revalation that the pipe had been in a man's mouth literally left the attendees gobsmacked!
So where is the information ? Is it a Black Diamond ? Estimated Carat weight ? Metal Quality, i.e. Carat if it's gold ? Estimated Age ? Was there an estimated value of this ring ? One with a Tiny stone sold at aution for £20,000 so, comparative size would help ?
Everything is so so cute! Glad you can enjoy buying those things, especially at such great discounts. You definitely have a good eye! Really needing that healing confirmation! ❤❤🙏🏽
The presenter just stayed painfully silent instead of continuing to explain, extol etc.. The owner was gobsmacked, so the awkwardness was certainly not his fault..
Poor guys probably been thru some real hard times and that little nugget been laying in a drawer gathering dust the whole time...looks like a mixture relief and disbilief 😂❤❤❤
I love jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn. Such love and knowledge of jewellery. When he does his appraisals he loves to tease the owner. Imagine him choosing a piece of jewellery for you; it would have exactly the right meaning. That gent with the ring was genuinely overcome. If that ring was mine, I'd have a copy made and sell the original.
I saw this exact episode recently. The man really was stunned, but the awkward moment wasn't as long as seen here with parts of it being looped a few extra times.
Yeah, I thought it was really sweet. He was all red and overwhelmed that he won the lotto. At first, when he said there was an almost identical ring, and thought it was stolen. THAT would have been awkward
Nah, the most awkward Roadshow moment was when a clearly wealthy woman brought her collection of imported elephant ivory statuettes on to be valued, and she looked immensely pleased with them, until she was told that they were VERY illegal. She then remembered that they weren't really hers, and were just kinda family airelooms that she really wasn't too happy about. The Roadshow hung that woman out to dry, 8pm on Sunday night. Absolutely savage.
Upon hearing the value: Owner (blushing): what do I do with it NOW??? Auction guy: I have no idea. So...no one knows enough to give him the slightest hint how to get his money.
@@annschurman4888 I think it was found in the earth..on in his garden or somewhere remember it from ages ago} It is Old English if I remember correctly. Might have been Anglo Saxon? Very early gold stuff looks like polished brass, but without tarnish.
A modest man so overcome with joy is never awkward. It's beautiful.
How do you know he is modest?
It's quite sad as this ring & it's history he once had for it has gone into monetary value which he will now sell.
@@seltaeb3302 needs money to live. It’s a hierarchy of need. What good is a ring if you can’t afford to feed yourself?
It's a ring ffs. What else can be done with it other than 'this man' getting some stability with it. He obviously deserved it. Should it of been in the hands of a rich person?
@Douglas Freeman you're a fat sausage
This isn't "awkward", it's beautiful! It's extremely rare to see such a genuine and touching happy-moment in someone's life on the television screen. What a lovely man - it's lovely to see someone so modest having such a great piece of luck in their life. Seeing this has cheered me up immensely!
Happiness relies on money. Therefore this man can never have experienced happiness before his ring was shown on television.
It's very awkward, these two are lovers and turned up to the show with their respective spouses which neither knew of. We're actually witnessing the end of their relationship on-screen without a single word being said.
The only thing awkward is the expert not filling the dead air.
Well said 👍🏼
@@gerardvolante3457 "Do you like 'Tina Turner', Ted?
Not awkward at all, seeing a man who appears to not have much money just found out he was holding onto a small ring with a lot of money. Humble man who finally got a break in life.
Hope it wasn't spent on coke and hookers
Great comment mate!! 👌👍 And we'll deserved!
@@jblasutavario9549 cant think of anything better.
Well said! No one felt awkward at all. The guy just couldn't believe that lady luck had finally smiled on him.
@@jblasutavario9549 Well to me he looked pretty wired and had just come from the local brothel
Don't know why this come up up in my news feed but the comments section heartening.
It’s only awkward because your editing makes him look that way, but he really just seems like a good guy who’s come upon some wealth
Absolutely! Not awkward, wonderful. Just a modest man overcome by such a surprising opportunity unsure how to react. Hopefully the team helped him off camera.
Spot on comment
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Even the editing can’t make it awkward, I think whoever made this is just socially inept
@@Imtherealmckay Exactly! I hope he sold it immediately and had a blast! Seems like a lovely bloke, good for him!
It is true that the awkward moment has not been shown in this clip, that was earlier. The presenter asked about the background of the ring and PF (the guy with the ring) stated it was in his Grandmothers jewelry box. The presenter then appearing awkward himself said 'these are often found by metal detectorists' .
They then showed a zoomed in view of the underside of the ring and the presenter went on to say 'and look there's still some mud left underneath it'. It appeared that the ring had not been cleaned well enough.
Now an interesting point about PF is he is in fact a metal detectorist and until he sold his land a farmer, not the poor man that many think in this comments section. Who would have thought that ? 😂🤣😂
When a metal detectorist finds an artefact that is gold or silver and over 300 years old in the UK they have to be declared as treasure. In effect they belong to the state unless disclaimed by the state (which does happen). The finder is then given a 'fair market valuation' as compensation. That is the law in the UK.
However it is generally well known that this 'fair market valuation' is well below what will be achieved at auction. This motivates some individuals to attempt to circumvent the process.
I wonder what PF's motivation were ?
I can only speculate as to the character of an individual prepared to offer the provenance that he did in front of 4m viewers on a Sunday evening.
This is an excellent example of how manipulation can take place on the internet. A short section of material can give a completely false impression as to the background to anything.
It would only have been awkward if the appraiser had said, "This ring was reported stolen several years ago. Would you know anything about that, sir?"
That is exactly what I thought...ha!
Hahaha
That is what I was expecting
@@noodengr3three825 It would have been a true classic.
lol...that made me laugh,cheers
Yeah, a poor person catching a break is so awkward, whoever edited this video had shit parents or something man. Good for this chap. All us peasants hope for something like this to happen to us, nice to see it happened for him. He looked truly excited for the future in that moment, a feeling I'm sure many of us could use right now.
Well put.
You Ryann are a top man. Good on you too.
Well said Ryan.
Well put, Ryan.
Onya Ryan you're a fukin champion mate.
Awkward only because the antique appraiser didn’t follow up and rescue the dear man, just stood there staring at him.
He did it deliberately. He wanted to embellish the moment for tv.
Absolutely, that’s exactly what l thought. The man wasn’t used to cameras, crowds of people looking at him. I thought he did well to get through that unaided
@@Known-unknowns literally
Exactly. On the American version, the appraisers are always ready to jump in and save awkward moments because they know its bad for tv. This bloke just stood there staring at the poor guy😒
Exactly that was my thinking and I hope he got it auctioned off before one of his family and or friends tried to commandeer it and he looked like he wanted to cry I’m so glad he got a break
There is nothing "awkward" about being humble. The gentleman's reaction was beautiful to see. Pure joy and happiness. Best wishes to him.
Humble? What makes you think he is humble?
@@douglasfreeman3229The fact he didn't start high-fiving people and doing backflips, yelling, "USA! USA!"
This has also been edited to drag on for longer than what it actually lasted to make it seem more awkward.
There's some really awesome people in these comments. I love you all. True people.
The awkward bit is that the presenter just stood there and looked at him.
I know how this man feels almost. A close friend of mine lost his entire life's work, house and savings to a conman and was broke for 7 years. He ate peanut butter sandwiches for a year to survive. His health took a bashing. He got a job, got bullied, had nervous breakdowns and lived on $15 a day. His big treat was a coffee at Starbucks and a movie on weekends when he could afford it. One day he bought a lottery ticket on a whim and 3 days later I was with him when he decided to check his prize. He'd won half a million dollars. He broke down and cried and cried and cried and was speechless. 7 years of hell were over. The conman went to prison, came out and continues to con people and my friend was lucky but went through 7 years of punishment while the conman enjoyed 3 square meals and upon release puts others in prison on the outside. But I'll never forgot my friend's awkward loss for words. Still remains the humble and nice guy he always was.
That’s an amazing story. I love when peoples luck turns like that. How’s he doing now?
And on today's episode of things that never actually happened 😂
I was expecting some pompous guy to claim he's holding a Picasso or a Renoir only to find out it's a bargain shop painting. Or a guy holding an item that was stolen just a few days prior. This was quite nice and wholesome. The only thing awkward was the editing.
I was expecting him to fart really loud
A Pucasso ring...?
That's what I was expecting too, something fake being outed on TV. Uploader got it completely wrong lol.
@@CDbiggenInstead we got something extremely sweet. Glad I saw this today and all these awesome comments.
The ring slipped of the finger hundreds of years ago. As Geoffrey Munn, is a sweet Gentleman , and he always puts People at ease. I believe that the owner wanted to keep the ring for his wife. If I remember correctly.
Bless his heart. Nothing awkward about this at all. I hope he got all the money he deserves for that pretty ring
He did but he spent it all as £20,000 isn’t really a lot of money. It just a gets you a decent second hand car.
@@hudson7354 source?
@@starzontheroof he is bullshitting
@@starzontheroofNo source but he has 3 options(roughly): Pay off some of your mortgage, get a new car (20 is fine for new and especially 5+ years ago) or go on a lavish holiday.
That or buy your wife what makes her happy or even keep it. Investment is a risk so he won't do that and unless ye likes his toy trains, he's likely to spend it on something more life evolving such as a car.
It was just an educated guess.
@@ltipst2962 He might not have a mortgage.
Spunking 20k on a new car leaves you with nothing for insurance or fuel to drive it.
Does he look like he would go on a lavish holiday? No.
A trinket for the wife? Dumb.
None of what you said was really an educated guess.
Never edit or create another video as long as you live.
Sincerely, The Human Race
Ok
Yes, truly
Yes ,like never, ever, ever. We will be collectively looking at an immediate injunction if you so much as think about it. Thank you.
I agree with this sentiment
Buahaha!!! 😂😂😂
I was expecting him to hit him with a "But the original gem is gone so it's worth about 100 pounds"
The awkward part was the “expert” leaving the poor guy hanging 😂
Editing but also lavishing in sheer enjoyment. Let's rather believe he left there very very happy and only has fond memories and got even more than 20k! :)
Actually not doing so was wonderful, giving the man space to feel and process. The man's reaction was eloquent enough.
Bless him the shock was so overwhelming for him.
The only awkward bit is the antique dealer just staring at him and not saying a word
Disagree. Remaining silent was the best thing to do; the ring owner was processing all kinds of emotions, no words were necessary. Why steal his moment with some smartarse quip or condescension? It was HIS moment, not the appraiser's.
He was just waiting for the guy to say:
"Do you want to buy it?"
So that he could reply:
"YOU CANNOT OFFER ME THIS RING FRODO!"
And the guy who edited this trying so hard to make it weird
I thought so too. He was the awkward one.
As much as I admire John Benjamin (the antiques' dealer), I have to agree that it was a particular cringeworthy view. JB should have interjected at some point.
Chuffed to bits.. blown away.. stuck for words……. that’s not awkward, that’s unexpected joy hitting home.
Unexpected joy hittin yo mama
The guy was speechless. You know something is extremely exciting or extremely horrifying if you’re left speechless like this! He looks so happy in this moment and that’s so nice to see.
The host made it awkward by standing there staring at the old man.
Old man?
The host was literally taking the p...
So tell us, if the host had been starring at a rather immature young one...
how would you have reacted?
Not remotely awkward. I was starting to tear up seeing this genuine reaction. What a lovely surprise. Being close to totally broke my entire life,i could more than relate to his response.
The title and description are being taken far too seriously, it's obviously meant jokingly.
I hope you're enjoying life my man and perhaps had a break or found a brilliant hobby thats got you smiling :)
@@ltipst2962 My daughter found a clay pipe, Sally Morgan predicted it once had been in a man's mouth, the audience was stunned, how could Sally have known this obscure fact? Absolutely stunned the audience was, totally amazing ability, you could have heard a pin drop in the theatre, this revalation that the pipe had been in a man's mouth literally left the attendees gobsmacked!
I was expecting the appraiser to say, “Unfortunately, this is a counterfeit and is worth absolutely nothing.”
Yeah, so did I, especially when I saw the word "awkward". There HAVE been moments though on AR where the object has quickly been appraised as less than worthless.
I had the exact same thought.
Me too. This was pure clickbait. Disappointing.
That is what "speechless" looks like.
This isn't awkward at all. It's lovely.
Learn the definition of *AWKWARD!* This man was overjoyed!
Not awkward at all. Thats lovely. You can see the man is clearly overwhelmed. Good for him .
The only thing awkward here is the misuse of the English language. I note also online that many do not know the actual meaning of some words: “Ridiculous”, “Weird,” “Ironic.” Just three that come to mind as used wrongly time and again. This scene is not remotely awkward for anyone involved.
So awesome to see genuine happiness. Heartfelt and appreciated
Right?! Aw man all these nice comments here too are brilliant
I think that you confused the words awkward and heartwarming
Disagreed. It is awkward. No working man should be overcome by a pittance amount like that. People I know early that every year.
The most awkward Roadshow moment I ever saw was from the U.S. version -- the Keno brothers were talking to this very old, retired judge about this enormous antique cabinet he had brought in. They were gushing over it and telling him who built it, where it was made, the woods, the craftsmanship, its rarity, etc. and building up to the value and the old man just could have cared less. They finally tell him it's worth like $150,000 and he's like, "OK, I want to go now," and he wandered off the stage with an irritated look on his face. I watched it on PBS when it premiered, probably 20 years ago now. I have searched the Internet for it several times but never found the clip.
My Dad told me about a more "awkward situation" on ARS.
This woman had brought in a piece of Colonial American furniture and the appraiser asked if this was the condition of the piece when they purchased it. The woman stated that her husband had refinished it a few years prior.
The appraiser informed the woman, the piece, theoretically, could've been owned by one of the Founding Fathers, and was worth $17,000 USD, but had her husband not refinished it, it would have been worth $200,000 - $300,000 USD.
Needless to say, she was quite disappointed with the husband.
Edited to make it seem more "awkward" than it was....his reaction seems genuine.
Far from awkward, that man was probably just so overwhelmed and could not believe his luck that he had something of such value and could change his life, pay off any debts he may have had and improve his life, good on him.
Beautiful right. You've got a good heart on you, these comments have given me faith in humanity in abundance. Some of us Brits just have it right. I love it, nice comment dude have the best year yet
This was absolutely beautiful. A wonderful, joyous, man, getting a much deserved break. Cheers! 🍻
This is awkward in a good way. He’s overwhelmed with joy, so it’s a little awkward because he doesn’t know what to think.
Only awkward part is the editing, like that's meant to enhance a genuine moment.
Not Awkward… FANTASTIC ❗️❗️lovely to see him so happy ❤️🇬🇧
Literally nothing awkward about that whatsoever
Exactly
That's British repression for jumping up and French Kissing the guy.
none bossman I’m too illiterate to understand that. Pls elaborate
I thought by AwkwarD the host would add ",,but this ones worth f-all"
But what about figuratively?
The expert could have made that exchange much less awkward. I imagine he'd not have allowed the pregnant silence if the gentleman had appeared more well-heeled.
It’s only awkward because the appraiser let it become awkward by not saying anything.
Really powerful release of emotions that for me as a viewer, saw a man who wasnt afraid to be shocked and dumb founded by the good news of being the owner of a object with a great value.
Not awkward at all BUT so nice to see someone so genuinely surprised and happy
This wasn’t awkward, it was adorable!
You big softy thanks to adding to the abundance of truly lovely comments here. Its awesome, gives you faith in people again
I’m so happy for this man. No wonder he was speechless-he obviously couldn’t have imagined the value of the ring. ♥️
I thought the guy was going to say “ chuffing Heck” 😂😂😂
I'm more of the opinion he was going to say "huffing check".
I'm very happy for him. A moment we would all love to experience.
Thought the valuer guy could have offered a bit more support, you can see the poor chap is a bit overwhelmed, still lovely to see a genuine good news story.
BS clickbait. You edited the “awkwardness” in. 👎
I DID???!!!!
Andrew shut ur fking mouth
@@milo_9117 Yeah fuck you
@@milo_9117 fuck off you absolute loser. I would delete this video if i were you, its a god damn embarrassment
I was expecting him to add,but it’s one is fake”
This isn't "awkward" at all, it's beautiful - Such a modest man!
I really like Geoffrey Munn, he always has a lovely, gentle, unassuming way about him. That was a great episode.
The only "awkward" thing here is the labeling of this wholesome content as "awkward" by the creator of this video.
No. The other "awkward" thing here is you not realising the uploader is making a joke and it bypassed you (and 500 others) completely.
@@TonyEnglandUK You the uploader's f**kboy?
@@vermilliongecko Go have your fantasies under your rock, princess, thanks. Bye.
@@TonyEnglandUK Wrong. Wrong. Describing a moment as awkward and making it the title of a heartwarming video is hardly sparkling wit. It’s just stupid.
I think this is beautiful because it looks like a working class man getting some REALLY good news. Were he rich, you wouldn't get this genuine reaction!
Even if the ring was worth a fraction, l'd still wear it, it's GORGEOUS!
And good on you mate!!👍🏻🍻. Cheers! 🌈🇨🇦☮️
what makes you think he is working class?
My daughter found a clay pipe, Sally Morgan predicted it once had been in a man's mouth, the audience was stunned, how could Sally have known this obscure fact? Absolutely stunned the audience was, totally amazing ability, you could have heard a pin drop in the theatre, this revalation that the pipe had been in a man's mouth literally left the attendees gobsmacked!
Thank you for the music
I agree with the others. It was a great moment that made me smile from ear to ear seeing his surprise and reaction to his good fortune
That isn’t awkward. That’s being blessed and knowing it.
Yo mamas blessed and knows it
@@milo_9117 Speech 100
Only awkward bit was he didn’t say thank you for bringing it in to show us and good luck with it instead he stood there like a wet lettuce 😂😂😂
Wet lettuce lol good use!
So where is the information ?
Is it a Black Diamond ?
Estimated Carat weight ?
Metal Quality, i.e. Carat if it's gold ?
Estimated Age ?
Was there an estimated value of this ring ?
One with a Tiny stone sold at aution for £20,000 so, comparative size would help ?
Everything is so so cute! Glad you can enjoy buying those things, especially at such great discounts. You definitely have a good eye! Really needing that healing confirmation! ❤❤🙏🏽
As soon as the cameras stopped, they chatted quite comfortably.
what a come-on from you to get us to watch this video. you should be ashamed.
I thought he was going to say: this ring was stolen
The presenter just stayed painfully silent instead of continuing to explain, extol etc.. The owner was gobsmacked, so the awkwardness was certainly not his fault..
You just know the night that episode aired, he walked into his local to a standing ovation. Good on him, seems genuinely at a loss for words.
You missed out the part when the road show guy said…. “Only Joking” 😂
Not even slightly awkward. The appraiser standing there, letting the man savour the moment was very considerate. Like the ring, this is Gold.
Some people laugh or smile when their nervous. And it doesn’t help the host isn’t saying anything. The host could have been more helpful.
Poor guys probably been thru some real hard times and that little nugget been laying in a drawer gathering dust the whole time...looks like a mixture relief and disbilief 😂❤❤❤
Calm down Eric, it’s only £12.
I crumed when he coughed and laughed. i crumed so hard
I love jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn. Such love and knowledge of jewellery. When he does his appraisals he loves to tease the owner. Imagine him choosing a piece of jewellery for you; it would have exactly the right meaning.
That gent with the ring was genuinely overcome. If that ring was mine, I'd have a copy made and sell the original.
I wonder if he said “feckin Hell”
Having been low-middle of the road despite being in a so called “good” job, seeing this guy get a break was utterly joyous!
A genuine emotion.
He was speechless and "blown away". Well done, that man!
I would have liked to learn more about the ring.
In his part of the UK I’ll bet that that sum of money would be life changing hence his reaction
“Twenty thousand? I paid thirty-five...”
I saw this exact episode recently. The man really was stunned, but the awkward moment wasn't as long as seen here with parts of it being looped a few extra times.
It’s called ! Gobsmacked.
Nothing awkward at all.
Gobsmacked / speechless.
I thought his reaction was teriffic! 👍😁
they are in love, and the gentleman behind is jealous
It kind of looks like the 2 gentleman may have “had a moment” as they locked eyes with each other several times then didn’t say anything.
And then they went and spent it all on hookers...
"What the heck do I do with it now?" Brilliant shocked comment from a deserving lucky man
This is great. Nothing awkward!
Yeah, I thought it was really sweet. He was all red and overwhelmed that he won the lotto. At first, when he said there was an almost identical ring, and thought it was stolen. THAT would have been awkward
Nothing awkward here. Just a guy who just found out he’s sat on a small fortune. Fair play to him 👏
Nah, the most awkward Roadshow moment was when a clearly wealthy woman brought her collection of imported elephant ivory statuettes on to be valued, and she looked immensely pleased with them, until she was told that they were VERY illegal. She then remembered that they weren't really hers, and were just kinda family airelooms that she really wasn't too happy about. The Roadshow hung that woman out to dry, 8pm on Sunday night. Absolutely savage.
Now that sounds interesting
The video editing is the only awkward thing here!
this wasnt embarrassing or awkward, this is just amazing
Exactly!
It would have been awkward if he said twenty grand, is that all?
The last time I saw something this interesting was when Basil Fawlty dropped a butter portion and picked it up.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The snooty snobs sneering at a decent guy
This would only have been awkward if the expert then said "it's a beautiful ring, but I'm afraid it's not to be worn on the hand."
Because of the title I half expected him to follow up with "...it was stolen on the way to the buyer"
Can anyone tell me the name and age of what was said i can't find the program to watch? Thank you
Upon hearing the value:
Owner (blushing): what do I do with it NOW???
Auction guy: I have no idea.
So...no one knows enough to give him the slightest hint how to get his money.
Touching? sweet? Yes. Awkward? No.
This should have a view date! Also more information about the date of the ring and origin! Can you please provide?
Is it Medieval? Elizabethan? Edwardian? Greek? What?
@@annschurman4888 I think it was found in the earth..on in his garden or somewhere remember it from ages ago} It is Old English if I remember correctly. Might have been Anglo Saxon? Very early gold stuff looks like polished brass, but without tarnish.
I'm happy for him! That wasn't awkward that was amazing 😃
Good luck to you mate, I could see the plans of improvement unfolding before us 🙏🏻🇮🇪