Pawnbroker

It was all there for me, already set up.

All I needed to do was touch base with the Pawnbroking Association, tell them what I wanted to do, and take advice.

And that's how I got into it.

Um, the low end, the lower end of the market, there's a need for it as well, you know.

Yeah.

"... we're gonna open a, we're gonna think about opening a pawnbrokers." She said, "Well, what are you gonna do?" I said, "No, I think it's gonna really be a good thing.

We're gonna do, like, high-end pawnbroking." So I contacted the Pawnbroking Association.

They said, "What do you wanna do?" I said, told them.

I was talking to Mr. Fisher yesterday.

He's the nice man who runs the pawn shop on 4th Street.

I know.

We've met several times.

Now you just take the hoover and stop off at Mr. Fisher's on your way to school.

I certainly appreciate your kindness, Mrs. Davis, but I sort of hate the idea of having to get anything

like this at a pawn shop, I mean.

I don't see why you should feel that way, Connie.

We're going to be talking a little bit today about the powers that be.

And I'm talking about the power structures involved or associated with the assassination... from pre-assassination during the assassination immediately after the assassination and then so on and so forth in different various stages after the assassination you'll see what i mean it's confusing but we'll get there i promise but before we do i came across some interesting footage And this comes from the Honest Joe's Pawn Shop episode that we did last week, not this past Friday, but the week before that.

And I have some thoughts about it, but let's take a look at some footage first.

So you'll know what we're talking about here.

Because, I mean, we get a pretty good shot of it here in just a second.

Now, you see how this one doesn't have, it doesn't say anything about Ruby all over it.

It's just Honest Joe's Pawn Shop.

And they even have a cardboard paper that says JFK covering the back window.