Rick.

Rick.

I got something for you, Davey.

Effort deals.

What's up?

The oldest samurai sword have had in the shop and the paperwork.

It's all the Japanese say I couldn't read.

Where'd you get this thing?

I took it in trade on the vehicle, which I hope I didn't hurt myself.

Too bad.

Well, the paperwork looks awfully official.

It's like 1500 era.

Okay?

Guy was really older.

Traded it in.

So how much you want for it?

18,000.

$18,000.

$18,000.

You know how to open this thing?

You gotta push a button of some sort with this.

Usually they just slide out.

I know the other ones I have up there.

Does it pain.

You have to push the pin out.

The guy showed me, but I didn't really pay much attention.

You didn't pay much attention, but she gave him a lot of money for it.

Well, yeah, not the brightest move.

But Rocco.

Yes, sir.

How does this thing open?

Typical Davey.

He didn't trade on this sword and had no idea anything about it.

He should have had it checked out.

Especially when there's so much money on the line.

Luckily, I have Rocco.

He's like my best weapons guy at the store and he specializes in sorts.

Oh, boy.

So what is it?

It appears to be a samurai sword.

Find out if it's real.

I actually have to pull the handle off here.

Thistles!

What matters?

Right here.

This is the name of the Master here, Yosh a Subaru.

And then it matches the signature here.

Yeah, It was a prominent sword maker from the late 1500.

Japan's metals were very limited.

So they would pound unfold and make the strongest blades ever compared to the poured steal from medieval Europe.

Yeosu Gu is a master that's pretty well known.

He made a really good sword.

What's it worth?

It's a 15 to $20,000 sword.

Do you think so?

I'll give you 10 grand for it.

Can you take it to an auction or something?

Is there some way I could get $15,000 out of this?

Come on.

Um, not for may.

I mean, even if you bring it to an auction to get 15 grand, they're still gonna take, like, 15 20%.

I mean, I go like 12 grand Well, let's trade something.

What you gonna trade for?

You got all the tacky jewelry I've been?

I hustling your sand rail, said you got it.

We do something with the sand rail, and then I'll get a good, fuzzy feeling like I didn't get burned on the sword.

I took in a four seater sand rail about a year ago.

I paid a little over 18 grand for it, had the transmission rebuilt and put hours and hours of fun into this thing.

Let's go take a look at.

Yeah, let's take a look at it.

You better have rock.

Put that thing back together before somebody gets cut.

All right, there it has been.

My buddy Dave is trying to sell me a really rare samurai sword.

He wants 18 grand, but I'm not paying that much now.

He wants to try and trade it for my Sandra.

I love the cooler up in the front.

Can you get it into reverse?

The sun keeps reminding me about when you broke down the train.

He went out on it.

I had the training completely rebuild.

Right?

So let idol it.

It's sort idols.

It's got a big blower on it and everything else.

So right, so it's gonna bump up on that s O B.

You cruise around.

It's fun.

It's in great shape.

I've got a blasted I'm kind of over a year now.

Yeah.

Shall we start it?

Jump in.

I have a little over $20,000 invested in this thing, but I know when I fire this thing up, Davy is gonna give me anything.

I asked for it.

Now that I have baby hooked on this thing, I got to make sure I get my money out, no matter how bad I want that sword.

Well, I definitely want to make a deal, so let's make it happen.

Okay?

So give me the samurai sword and 10 Grand Samurai sword three grand.

15 38 That gives you a team for this.

That's what I paid for it.

So you've had it for a year.

You break even.

I mean, that's it.

No, no, no, no, no.

I'm not in business to break even.

What do you mean?

This is our deal?

No, I don't know.

Four grand at the tranny rebuild.

So I'll go five G's.

I'll split with half of the training, Living five Grand Samurai sword put you 20 Gs.

No, no, after 12 grand.

So that makes three of 17 Jesup still losing money.

So give me the samurai sword in a grand.

That's like the best I could do.

All right?

You got a deal.

All right, All right.

I appreciate it.

I'll stay in the family, you know that.

Okay.

All right, let's do some paperwork.

So I walked in here trying to get $18,000 cash in my pocket.

I ended up giving them $1000 cash out of my pocket.

I don't know how they do this to me, but they dio I guess he is the better salesman.