Pawn Shop

a place where people in need of money either sell their own items of value, or of those belonging to another person, at far less than what it’s worth.
i tried to sell all of my seals & croft alb-ms, but the p-wn shop didn’t want them. i guess it’s off to the plasma bank for me!
a store of various sizes – sort of an “every-day garage sale” – that people goto in search of a small loan in place of an item as collateral. most/some places will hold the item for up to 90 days before putting it out on the shelves – if, in the matter that the loaner does not come to get it, and whilst doing, the p-wn broker submits the information to the police (as required by law) so that the police can check for stolen merchandise (in some states).

the approximate value that you can p-wn an item is based on what the p-wn broker – in the matter that you don’t come back for it – can get for it if the need to resell it arises. it basically works out as, he’ll sell it back for about 60% of what it would be new (condition warrenting), and will take it from your for roughly 33% of said 60%. although, there are cases where the price he will take it from you will be much lower.

the main point of a p-wn shop is to loan out money for small items, and the customer will come back and repay the loan (with interest) for the item back. however, there are points where some people come in to just outright sell their item.
$100 new
$60 can sell it back for
$20 taken for

you give a p-wn broker at a p-wn shop your watch that you bought for $100, he estimates (in his head) that he could sell it for $60 in the matter that you don’t come back, so he -ssumes the watch has a collateral equal to $20, and thusly loans you $20 and holds the watch.
n. cash machine for a crackhead.
“imma get some sk-nk–ss sh-t in dis m-f-.”
“fo shizzle, i gots to hit da p-wnshop first.”
a daycare for drug addicts,and the mentally challenged in need of serious help.
a customer walks into the p-wnshop to sell a playstation 2, brings in a nokia phone charger as the power cord. the customer then goes home to get the right charger, and brings in another wrong charger. example #2: customer comes to the p-wnshop to sell a microwave … and forgets to take out his lunch.
see the following website www.diversifiedbuyselltrade.com for the true meaning.
yo! grande baller shops at the p-wnshop. word playa!