@elbarto9657
He is lowkey starting to annoy the pawn dude 😂😂
@clearskies36
Interesting panning technique
@worldsstrongestgamer4033
Whoever thought of selling dirt for 25$ is a genius
@brakk7117
Do not let this guy discover scratch cards
@jeffinchi
Let’s give a round of applause to the guy who figured out how to sell $5 worth of debris for $25!
@crazycrafter-yo9mk
$20 dirt is crazy
@leosmith3487
Bro, is gonna be rich in about 25 years😂
@maddiemcnugget1076
This pawn shop guy is my favorite character in this cinematic universe.
@DiversDilemma91
Collect enough gold and make a GOLD BAR
@kadenblain8768
If my dad had seen you try to get the gold that way he probably would have sat you down and said “son you need to do it like this” and then went on to have hour long talk about it
@fatherofdragons1432
Hes better off buying electronic scraps on ebay lmao
@willisjoe2010
Pawn shop owner better start smiling when he sees that guy…. He’s the only reason why we know of him and that shop 😂
@jazza5364
That guy really has some high patience with this dude, plus its worth only a few dollars because its the tiniest piece 😂😂
@indoff6453
It's 2024 and still people are onto this shit
@petermay5796
I think the guy at the shop is getting less & less tired of seeing you the more this series goes on 🤣
@Randomyt499
The pawn dude prob hates him he visits him every video
@villinousvagabon8417
I really appreciate this man who keeps putting up with this
@THE-TRUE-Doi
Man isn't even gambling now, he gettin scammed by himself
@KaibaKid_
Lives next to a historical gold mine here, and since it’s pretty important to the identity of this town, I naturally have done my best to absorb knowledge about the gold-harvesting techniques used in the days of yore. Panning for gold is one such method, and you can still use it to find gold flowing through rivers like the Yukon in Alaska, or some of those found here near my home. Basically, you put your sample in a small amount of water, enough so that you can move your hand through it as though it were only water. From there, you use the hand in the pan as well as tilting the pan to release tiny amounts of water into your bucket or other container below. Since gold is more dense than most of the other schmutz in there, it will tend to remain in the pan, which you can help ensure by carefully monitoring the water that you release. This technique would help you potentially find more gold from these sorts of grab bags (in fact they used to sell similar bags at the museum before its current closure, and they encouraged you to try panning it on-property). The ol’ sieve method just isn’t fine enough for how small particles of gold can be.
@lcbuell5535