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Stay on-topic please. 
I agree and it seemed like they did a 20 second lap, but I guess with 2 stars and how kinda boring it can be...I actually liked the different way of doing SIARC but they should have shown more of the actual laps.
Same here, but it's due to the TV show not the shop. I mean no way is Rick is paying Chumlee enough for that. :lol:SIARC felt rushed, but I been watching alot of Pawn Stars lately and wow I did not realize how much money they are rolling in.
Agreed.Last thing. They replay too much after commercials. We don't need you wasting ninety seconds of the already crunched 42 min telling us something we already know. Those need to be much shorter.
I expect they do so for channel surfers to try and keep them from moving on.Last thing. They replay too much after commercials. We don't need you wasting ninety seconds of the already crunched 42 min telling us something we already know. Those need to be much shorter.
Ferrara was brought up in the New York City area. Some people there never get a car or even a driver's license. It's not uncommon for New Yorkers to get their first car in their 30s.I gave it an 8, just because it exceeded my expectations, which have been rather low. I liked the first cars segment, although as I mentioned in the other thread, there is no way Adam Ferrara's first car was a hand me down 1987 Dodge, considering he was born in 1966. I suspect the writers got a bit lazy when writing the script, or he was still in high school during his early 20's. I liked the Corvette/Ferrari segment, and even the SIARPC was watchable. The show is still a bit rough around the edges, like the shaky cameras in the studio filmed bits, but it's getting better.
That occurred to me, since I was raised in the Philly area, where my city friends didn't have or need cars, but he said in the segment he grew up in Long Island, where you would need a car, as opposed to Manhattan. They also introduced the segment saying that all three got their first cars in high school. Like I said, it was probably just a screw up with the writers not really paying attention.Ferrara was brought up in the New York City area. Some people there never get a car or even a driver's license. It's not uncommon for New Yorkers to get their first car in their 30s.
Yeah. :lol: TV money baby!Was anyone else shocked that Chumlee has a Maserati Gran Turismo and a Range Rover?
Oddly enough, no. I figured Pawn Stars had to be paying them well. That said, he definitely chose better than Rick (IMO)!Was anyone else shocked that Chumlee has a Maserati Gran Turismo and a Range Rover?