Found this the other day on FB, it does not say what year car or who driver is? If it is real maybe RR and Chief were each given different rules by there production companies, that and the producers wanted to create controversy. Listening to Chief's pod cast he is defineteley having a hard time getting over it, doubt Richard cares. I think they both over reacted but that is just what TV wants. I couldn't believe those silly glasses Richard was wearing but saw rerun of the episode were they went to Nebraska and bought the red Trans Am and he had them on there as well. lol

I'm sorry but this is kinda funny.

He straight up said he's not a builder or driver during the episode. I do get that part where he;s about the money, but who wouldn't want to drive that car! No way I spot the cash and let someone else drive it.

To the post above with the rules... apparently they talked on the phone and agreed on other rules, according to Chief.

"He then went on to work as a fire fighter, paramedic, and police officer even before he turned 21"

Police Officer under the age of 21? I thought 21 was a requirement for all 3 of those jobs.

I'll give him credit that he does appear to be self made.
Unfortunately, like many others with huge egos, he comes off as rude and arrogant.

I do give him credit for his business abilities. But he didn't start out with money. He had someone backing him (Dennis Collins). Given that chance, there are a lot of us on here that could get there. He knew what to do with the money when he got it though. He still needs to rethink his attitude.

years ago, [1980ish, and slightly before] fire fighters,paramedics, correction officers, and local police officers were allowed at 18 here in pa. our town [city] had one that was on the force, but was restricted on his firearm until he turned 21. he did traffic duty and most other police work, but suffered quite the "teasing" and behind his back rhetoric during that time. he served 30+ years on the force before his retirement at a sargent's rank, and now is a sheriff's deputy. he has been my friend for a long time, and i am proud of his commitment to the job. today, however, it's a VASTLY different world out there than when he was hired. i have been a police commissioner for the city since 1985, and now hold title as senior member of the commission.