Rick regretted buying which one of these items? (200,000 Watch Crystals for $5,000) Vegas Pawn Stars Trivia | Rick dropped out of high school to pursue his business – selling what? Rick dropped out of high school to pursue his business – selling what? (Fake Gucci bags) You just might walk away with cash and prizes from the pawn shop, also, if your trivia skills prove to be a match for the worthy adversaries you’ll be facing.
On the new Pawn Stars History Trivia Game Show (this might not end up being the actual title), if you are one of the lucky people chosen at the open casting call this coming Saturday, you will be able to go head-to-head in a later taping of the show against the Harrison family and Chumlee in a test of your history trivia skills. Fans of Pawn Stars can even go on a VIP tour of The Gold and Silver Pawn Shop. Every day, approximately 4,000 people visit the shop, either to sightsee, meet the Harrisons and Chumlee, or to pawn or sell their possessions for a bit of quick cash. The 24-hr pawn shop was co-founded by Rick and his father and it opened in 1989. Rick’s son, Corey, and his good friend, Austin “Chumlee” Russell, help counterbalance the show, and bring a bit of humor to it, though Corey is actually a shrewd businessman in his own right, and Chumlee is becoming more knowledgeable about the business with every passing day.
The sometimes gruff demeanor of Rick and his father, Richard “Old Man” Harrison, belie their inner good natures. The show has a likable cast of characters. It’s a show about a very popular and successful pawn shop (The Gold and Silver Pawn Shop) in Las Vegas, and the family who runs it, the Harrisons. If you’re unfamiliar with Pawn Stars, it is not only one of the most popular shows on the History Channel, but it’s also one of the most popular shows on cable TV. If Rick were to again arbitrarily cut-off Joanne’s monthly income, it would place Joanne at immediate and serious risk of irreparable medical harm, which by definition cannot be remedied by money damages at the conclusion of this litigation.Who are the stars of Las Vegas Pawn Stars? More specifically, Joanne is 81 years old and suffers from a number of health issues which require twenty-four-hour care and supervision. Monday’s request for a temporary restraining order says, “While Rick enjoys his comfortable life as a celebrity firmly in control of all the family businesses and finances, Joanne is left frightened, and unsure of if she will have enough resources to pay for her considerable medical and personal expenses each month. She says Rick Harrison’s share has been larger than his stake in the company. And she’s sure she’s entitled to much more than what’s been coming her way. Throughout the documents, she makes it clear she expects payments that match her stake in the family business. Joanne Harrison contends that she received only $85,000 in 2020.
She points out that they dried up before the pandemic hit.Īnd although the family trust continued to receive a sizeable amount in 2020 – $790,083 – it was a lot less than the amount that went to Rick Harrison – $1,956,621. Bottom-line figures revealed in the court documents show net income from the business for four years:Īs the net income fell, her payments – $25,000 a month she began to expect every month – dried up. Like other businesses, the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop took a big hit during the pandemic. Documents suggest she thinks her son has been moving her money without her permission, and taking out a $3 million loan by using her assets as collateral. She is worried about paying for her medical care, which amounts to about $15,000 every month, including a 24-hour caretaker.īut just as important, she wants to know where all the money has been going since her husband – Richard “Old Man” Harrison – died in 2018. Joanne Harrison appears to have one priority through all this legal action – she wants to know where her money went.Ī flurry of emails between lawyers that started in September and continued through December show that Joanne Harrison wants more money – and she wants it more often – than the sporadic payments that totaled $85,000 in 2020. The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, made popular by the long-running television show “Pawn Stars.” (KLAS)