Rick calls the expert in and here comes a Guitar Shop’s owner to evaluate the item. Merchandise probably makes them more money than the store, and Chumlee’s products are the most demanded… go figure.Ī random old lady shows up to the star with a 50s Vintage Gibson Electric Guitar. T-Shirts, boxes of memorabilia and all kinds of stuff with the Pawn Stars Cast Members’ face on it. They have close to 50 staff members and you can find one or two cast members, but they’ll be in a backroom charging you $25 per autograph, and you have to wait on a long line. The tourists are always there so they won’t be there to be harrassed with pictures at every minute, especially because Nevada’s law protects individuals from photographs without consent, so even with the cast’s permission the space had to be clean of passerbys and other people. The stars aren’t there running the business or working. The customers had their items vetted, cleaned, priced, examined etc… Only the good stuff makes it to the show and by the time the “haggling” happens the item has already been bought or passed, and the price is more than determined.ĭid you know that the action happens on a studio that is a replica of the shop and not the shop itself? It isn’t even in Gold & Silver Pawn, it is staged.
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The Deals Aren’t Happening: Staged Deals and No Haggling or BargainingĪccording to Nicki Swift and a lot more pop culture researchers, the deals you see on TV are not only scripted but staged as well. The shop is more of a tourist attraction though since if you go there you only see tourists and plenty of merchandise. It works in Vegas from 9am to 9pm and has a window open 24/7 to allow customers to pawn stuff at any hour of the day. The real establishment exists, and by this name as well. Pawn Shop? More Like Merchandising Space.The Deals Aren’t Happening: Staged Deals and No Haggling or Bargaining.At this point, it appears the Pawn Stars celeb’s marriage has been over for a while now. On the other hand, the complete lack of any interactions with Chumlee seems to hint that things are actually more serious. Perhaps she just wanted to live her life without being hounded. Pawn Stars was long one of the most popular shows in the reality TV environment. It’s possible that Olivia doesn’t want the attention that a reality star can generate. There is of course, a chance that they are just laying low. It’s been years since the two have been spotted together.
It’s worth noting that at the moment, the separation isn’t just about social media. That means that most of what the public knows is really more of a guessing game. Making things all the more difficult is that Chumlee and Olivia aren’t talking much about their relationship. She took any pictures of what was her new husband down from social media rather quickly. It turns out that Chumlee’s wife did the same thing. That included the Pawn Stars alum deleting any reference to Olivia from his Instagram account. While some people think they worked hard on making things work, others noticed that the couple had troubles almost immediately. One of the things that have led people to believe that this is more than just not being all that public anymore is that the couple got into a long-distance marriage early on when Olivia went to college at the University of South Carolina Beaufort. The real question now is whether they have actually split, or whether they are just going a bit more low key than they were when they first got married. Those questions are even more interesting considering it appears as though the couple are not together at the moment. However, if there was really something to the relationship, there are questions as to whether the romance is real. There were some who even thought that the couple mainly got together because he was famous thanks to his reality television stint. There was plenty of reporting about the two getting together. In 2019, Chumlee reportedly married his longtime girlfriend Olivia Rademann. Did it work when it came to his romantic life? Yes and no. That approach seemed to work for him for reality television.
He often presented himself as someone who often was out of it and didn’t really care to be dialed in. He’s often someone who was made fun of by the other people on the show. It appears that at least some people consider him a king of lovable loser. Pawn Stars alum Chumlee (whose real name is Austin Lee Russell has quite the devoted following.
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