Sorelle in affari

I watch Auction Hunters, American Pickers, Pawn Stars ALL THE TIME.

I am a guy, 45 years of age; father of two great kids. I am not really into antiques, at least I WAS not into them.

I find the above shows to be very interesting.

I thought this would be LIKE those. I am watching a reality show looking for the excitement of negotiation, discovery.

These girls don't have any idea how to negotiate. Get rid of the makeup, etc. I am not looking (as a man) to watch some ditsy woman that have no clue.

I can go to a local club or whatever if I want to pick someone up, or a 'gentlemans' club if I want to look at ditsy barely dressed woman, which I am not into that scene either.

The point here is that the show in my opinion is an insult to real business woman and an insult to men that somehow we can't appreciate TV with content.

The show is just not for me. I have watched three episodes in a row (the third one on as I type this' to give it an honest chance. If it gets a new season maybe I will try again next year, maybe the show will evolve into something worth while but I wont hold my breath.

Of course they purchase what they want. They wear short, shorts and boots and flirt with men who haven't seen a pretty woman in a decade. Plus, so they know how to negotiate? Seriously. "Oh my gawd, I love it" to everything.

Rule #1, you don't show enthusiasm about what you want to buy. Rule #2, you will probably get ticks or tetanus from picking through all that rusty stuff and weeds with the clothes and no gloves. Rule #3, We own a store, aren't we adorable?

I've given this show enough chances. I like the guy who builds stuff, but that is so rehearsed. Did you every see him make anything? I can pretend to use a screwdriver, too.

Thumbs Down. Oh my gawd.

I was disappointed in the show. Not what I hoped it would be. I think it caters more to men than women. I would rather see some country or Victorian antiques, jewelry or old glassware items, not things from junkyards. Granted there is creativity in the show. After a long day I would rather see some pretty things. I guess trips to scrap piles looking for metal items is just not entertaining to me. I found it did not keep my attention enough. It seems like all the shows lately cater more to a man's interests. An example is Pawn Stars or storage unit hunters.

just my opinion !

The girls were beautiful, chatty, and they flirted with everyone! If you don't like pretty chatty scantily clad flirtatious girls, DON'T watch this show! You can watch "Ax Men, Swamp People, The Trucker shows, Deadliest Catch, IRC, Muddcats, and a host of others." This show was just light hearted and fun! It wasn't high brow, nor was it slated to be so. I found it enjoyable and loved seeing the idea of a silo being turned into chairs, or a hazardous uniform cabinet into a upscale fancy bar. I loved the creativity here! Junk to Treasure, cool looking stuff.

Why beat the show apart for what it was never purported to be. It was just light heated and fun.

Again if you really could not stand the girls or their light hearted talking, you could have used that button on your remote and changed the channel. Why were you watching lifetime anyway? I don't think it will be back, but it was fun. Id love to see another season. Always remember, if you don't like what you are watching change the channel!

If you are looking for high brow "Antiques Roadshow" entertainment, this is not it. If you are looking for very interesting design ideas and ways to repurpose junk, this is a fun show. The show is on Lifetime...not the History Channel. The demographic this show is aimed for is me...a thirtysomething woman; however, that does not mean others can't enjoy it. I think the girls are fun and sweet, but that the ad campaigns sex them up a little too much. To imply that they flaunt their sexuality too much on the show is honestly a little ridiculous. They wear clothes that cover their bodies along with work gloves and boots...not stilettos. They are interior designers, not antiques dealers, so bear that in mind. If you are trying to watch another American Pickers or Pawn Stars...keep looking. They find the junk, design something cool around it, and sell it for a king's ransom in their store. Remember: Lifetime, not the History Channel. Big difference.