Corey Harrison

Hitachi Nail Guns were as good as gold in this city for years. I had 300 on pawn, and then when they stopped building houses in Vegas I wound up with 300 Hitachi Nail Guns that I can't give away.

I never thought I would downgrade into a 4,000-square-foot house. It took me about two months to find places to put everything.

I can only have four to five ounces of food in my stomach. When you only have that much space in there, you don't want to fill it up with crap.

You look for the way something is built. You see a Prada bag and you look at the stitching at the back. If it's a fake one, then they make it really cheap. If it's a real Prada bag and I will look at it, I will count every single stitch and make sure they are exact distance apart.

I learn a lot from my dad and my grandpa, but I do things in a completely different way.

Our typical customer is a local guy who needs the money to get by for the week.

I think the No. 1 universal thing is that everybody's got that silly thing in their closet that they think could be worth money. There's always a chance you could turn on 'Pawn Stars' one day and that'd be on there.

When I was a teenager I loved snowboarding, but in my 20s I was too big to strap my feet in the boards.

I like being busy. I couldn't sit around the house all day and do nothing.

I remember when we'd get excited that we had 70 people in the store a day. Now we're, like, ‘We only did 2,000 people?'"

I've fired quite a few, but I've never had an employee quit on me.

I put urinals in all my houses. They save marriages.