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I love how the entire article singularly fails to tell us the most important point. Who owns it, who is selling it, and where is the money going to go?

nekokate wrote:I love how the entire article singularly fails to tell us the most important point. Who owns it, who is selling it, and where is the money going to go?

You should be an investigative reporter

eefanincan wrote:

nekokate wrote:I love how the entire article singularly fails to tell us the most important point. Who owns it, who is selling it, and where is the money going to go?

You should be an investigative reporter

Hehe, maybe so. I just get annoyed when I see reports about random objects selling for huge sums and no one ever says where the dosh is going. Like Jimi Hendrix's guitar, I bet Jimi's family didn't see any of that money, just some random nit who somehow got his hands on it.

if the script had been on Antiques Roadshow then I'm sure the person would be known. what annoys me about the article is that it's basically an advert for a private sale.

I just enjoyed the sketch myself.