A (previously) much more popular jewelry store called Robbins 8th and Walnut. When they started the commercials they were the unknown underdog of 8th and Walnut.
Apparently, the 8th and Walnut was dropped from Robbin's altogether. I just searched all over for the old commercial with the Dovells so I could post it and the "8th and Walnut" was dubbed over. It's like the original never existed.
Jerry Robbins is a diamond-bearded jerk off.
Edit: This isn't what I was looking for but it's about 10 times more horrific:
someone needs to repurpose their funds and buy engagement braces and engagement tooth-whitenings. With a mug like that, no one is looking at your jewelry.
There are about 5 million people in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. I think Robbins went out of their way to find the most hideous of them all. I'm kind of impressed.
Can't have customers that look better than the owners in the commercial. Unfortunately, that bar was set so low by the owners that they had to get hideous Chuds for it.
Robbin's 8th and Walnut used the catch phrase, "Come see us at the corner of 8th & Walnut." They must have trademarked it, because they are no longer there and Singer has to say the other corner.
A boring fact for you all, that street in Philadelphia is called Jewelers Row.
Bought one of those amazing roses cause i like to support the show. When it arrived i had to throw it away at my office dumpster so my wife didn't see the embarrassing shit i bought. I forgot what guest was on with steven singer and bashed his shit rose but i loved it.
First off, "oh, literal paradin." Second, restaurant is "Le pain Quotidien" and looks to be some sort of fancy family-oriented breakfast jernt. I have no idea what a "tartine" is but they seem to serve several.
31 comments
37 Danielson799 2014-01-29
A sweatshop that dips flowers into molten metal.
6 HeyCarpy 2014-01-29
Popular in Chinese food restaurants everywhere.
22 kingaptar 2014-01-29
The Dull store. That's d-o-l-l Dull
14 Pplus 2014-01-29
A (previously) much more popular jewelry store called Robbins 8th and Walnut. When they started the commercials they were the unknown underdog of 8th and Walnut.
5 HeyCarpy 2014-01-29
I'm learning valuable shit today, thank you!
3 deadshark 2014-01-29
Apparently, the 8th and Walnut was dropped from Robbin's altogether. I just searched all over for the old commercial with the Dovells so I could post it and the "8th and Walnut" was dubbed over. It's like the original never existed.
Jerry Robbins is a diamond-bearded jerk off.
Edit: This isn't what I was looking for but it's about 10 times more horrific:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=61Muzn6MU7o#t=193
5 rosyyoshi 2014-01-29
someone needs to repurpose their funds and buy engagement braces and engagement tooth-whitenings. With a mug like that, no one is looking at your jewelry.
5 deadshark 2014-01-29
There are about 5 million people in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. I think Robbins went out of their way to find the most hideous of them all. I'm kind of impressed.
1 BigGreenYamo 2014-01-29
Can't have customers that look better than the owners in the commercial. Unfortunately, that bar was set so low by the owners that they had to get hideous Chuds for it.
3 Space_Bear 2014-01-29
"Our name is our address!"
3 DenseMan 2014-01-29
When you called him a "diamond-bearded jerk off" I thought you were being facetious. Holy Christ!
2 Pplus 2014-01-29
Robbins rocks! Robbins rocks! Yea! That guy is a deep voiced, diamond studded beard having, douche bucket.
12 PussySmasherMD 2014-01-29
All corners of 8th and Walnut have jewelry places. That's why they specify the other corner.
-5 HeyCarpy 2014-01-29
This is the answer I was looking for. Take us to break, guys
0 NiceBreakfast 2014-01-29
cringe
9 christschinn 2014-01-29
A Hoody Footie Pyjama warehouse
7 uhh-huhh 2014-01-29
A Google Streetview Advertisement.
7 bcb77 2014-01-29
Robbin's 8th and Walnut used the catch phrase, "Come see us at the corner of 8th & Walnut." They must have trademarked it, because they are no longer there and Singer has to say the other corner.
A boring fact for you all, that street in Philadelphia is called Jewelers Row.
7 krbin 2014-01-29
Are there hasidic jews with Uzis buying/selling diamonds by the bucketload?
6 Icon_Crash 2014-01-29
Steven Singer's other shitty trinket shop.
5 [deleted] 2014-01-29
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5 Gator1010 2014-01-29
Bought one of those amazing roses cause i like to support the show. When it arrived i had to throw it away at my office dumpster so my wife didn't see the embarrassing shit i bought. I forgot what guest was on with steven singer and bashed his shit rose but i loved it.
3 thelastassblaster 2014-01-29
I believe that was Joel mchale from community
2 krbin 2014-01-29
What was wrong with it? Just a shitty tin-looking rose like Joel McHale said?
1 Gator1010 2014-01-29
Egg zach lee
4 PhilipeNegro 2014-01-29
Ted's Jew Detecting Equipment Emporium—right there in Jeweler's Row, so you can try before you buy.
3 xBrianSmithx 2014-01-29
https://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&q=8th+and+walnut+philadelphia&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x89c6c882ab7207c5:0x6bec54290a0053a9,Walnut+St+%26+S+8th+St,+Philadelphia,+PA&gl=us&ei=yVzpUrr4EsHyoATfjIGgCg&ved=0CCYQ8gEwAA
1 cados 2014-01-29
philly? who the fuck would go to philly for kitschy ornaments?
3 paradin 2014-01-29
A Starbucks, a 7 Eleven, and a Restaurant with "pain" in the name...
3 DenseMan 2014-01-29
First off, "oh, literal paradin." Second, restaurant is "Le pain Quotidien" and looks to be some sort of fancy family-oriented breakfast jernt. I have no idea what a "tartine" is but they seem to serve several.
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1 Danielson799 2014-01-29
Denseman doesn't know about google.
2 EdmundRice 2014-01-29
Ted's Tacky Jewellery Emporium