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  • Hey, I'll come out.

  • This make me a rich man.

  • So you want me to make you a rich man by buying this?

  • Of course.

  • Rossler and Fae.

  • Self lighting and extinguishing lanterns.

  • Pat did May 18th 18.

  • 58.

  • I've asked around people who deal and old things like that.

  • No one has ever seen another one like it.

  • Okay, well, it looks like you both deal with old things.

  • Maybe you should go have a drink together today.

  • I brought in self lighting and extinguishing lantern from 18.

  • 58.

  • I bought the lantern in a sale in Huntington, West Virginia.

  • I can't find any evidence that it was that were actually produced commercially.

  • So I'm assuming that because I have one, it must be a patent model.

  • It's pretty interesting.

  • It's Ah, the patent thing is need.

  • Is it a big deal to get the patent?

  • Well, fact that it was I mean, this is 18 58 in this pattern number 20,003 02 That's 65 years in and we got 20,000 patents.

  • Now we're only a 10 million or so.

  • Okay?

  • They just didn't issue that many patents back then.

  • It was probably in, uh, in 18 58.

  • I'd be surprised if they did 1000 patents that year.

  • Nowadays, there's over well over 1000 patents a day submitted to the patent office.

  • And it was innovation like this that changed the world.

  • Really?

  • This was the original flashlight.

  • All right, well, my phone comes of the flashlight now, so you can keep it in the 18 hundreds.

  • The self lighting lanterns was a pretty revolutionary idea.

  • It used to be a pain to light a lantern on a windy day.

  • This you just press the button that was let and pat models are really collectible.

  • But I don't even know if that's what we're looking at.

  • What do you want to do with it?

  • I kind of like to sell it.

  • How much you want for it?

  • About $2000.

  • So how do you know this is a patent model?

  • And just because the tags on it doesn't necessarily mean it's the patent bottle.

  • Okay, I have no proof.

  • I just have decades of knowledge, Okay?

  • It's really, really cool that it might be the patent model.

  • I mean, but, uh, I'd want a patent letter or something with it, and I don't have that.

  • It didn't come with it where I would have brought it.

  • Okay, I'm gonna pass on it because I just you know, you're asking a lot of money, and if I go to resell it, I gotta be sure it's a patent model when I'm not.

  • Okay.

  • All right.

  • Thanks for bringing it up.

  • Okay.

  • I'm kind of said that I didn't get what I wanted, but it's something that probably belongs in a museum.

  • And it's probably what, wind up.

  • What are you doing?

  • Just research and researching.

  • What?

  • I got a pad in my name.

  • You can't patent the name, your trademark, A name.

  • A patent is when you invent something.

  • Well, I'm about to invent a way to make money off my name because its patent trademark whatever that's my vision.

  • Just get paid for being Chumley.

  • That is not how it works.

  • If you're gonna trademark something, you actually have to get a trademark, which I do not Thank you.

  • Qualify for I do.

  • I checked.

  • Are you for sale?

  • You can rent my time.

  • I'm not gonna go any further with this conversation.

  • Well, go ahead.

  • Enjoy saying my name while it's free.

  • Okay, Chumley with a Why is that?

  • Okay, That's already trademarked.

  • They consume me then.

  • So how is the trademark coming?

  • Coming along?

  • Great.

  • It looks like I'm gonna be rich in no time.

  • So you're trademarking Chumley?

  • Yes, I am.

  • And you can go ahead ad right there.

  • At what?

  • The money to the trademark Infringement fund.

  • You're saying my name without proper written consent by myself, The owner of the intellectual property Chumley.

  • What do you two arguing about?

  • Now?

  • I'm not arguing about anything.

  • Chum has two times Chumley each other a number five.

  • That's trademark infringement.

  • You know what?

  • You have your lawyer call my lawyers and we'll see how it all goes.

  • You're using my name in trade your trading information about my intellectual being.

  • Okay.

  • You think it's funny?

  • We'll see how funny it is When my lawyers contact your a team of lawyers.

  • It's pretty amazing.

  • He's trying to charge you for using his name.

Hey, I'll come out.

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