Patrons to the Golden Ticket Cash & Pawn are corralled into a horseshoe shaped counter full of jewelry and high ticket items, allowing them to discuss various goods for offer on the walls behind employees. Offerings range from instruments to jewelry, rare baseball cards and collectibles to some random things like antiques, and even a large Foo Dog statue.

The counters are sturdy glass, keyed with locks only employees can open without damaging, and the walls are painted an austere deep grey. Cash money is offered for gold, silver, and collectibles on a case-by-case basis, and final offers are final. Bargaining is appreciated. Whining lowers offers precipitously.

This is a cash only business, and it would seem that everyone who works here is armed. There are security cameras in all four corners of the room.

Foo:
The Foo Dog statue is deep red ceramic, or some kind of stone, quite heavy looking. The employees swear moves itself around the shop at night, always appearing in a new spot every morning on opening. “It’s flippin’ freaky,” one can always be heard muttering every time the subject comes up.