A portrait of Jesus painted by a lean art of the ventures sold at auction for an astonishing

$450 million, which is, I mean, you can make half a Justice League movie for that much money.

So this is a painting. It looks kind of like you just put a beard on the Mona Lisa, but

$450 million is by far the highest price ever paid for a work of art. Even the Jesus Christ in this

painting is like $450 million, Jesus Christ.

We wondered when this would happen.

Yeah, it's funny. We just start talking like this. You really just want to continue.

It's hard to stop, isn't it?

Yeah, it's really. Now I kind of want to do it too. It's more fun than you think it is.

It's like my kids when they do it at the dinner table. I like to do the talking out of the cider.

They're like mom and dad can't hear it. You know, I wonder if we could have any Halloween candy.

I don't know. You think we're good. We could ask. No, you're full. If you ask, you'll say no.

Right. That's funny.

So you wondered when this was going to happen. I thought it would happen on a plane first

or a restaurant, but it happened in a sorority house where you have one sorority girl who has a comfort dog

and then another person that's allergic to dogs and then you got to figure out, okay, who wins in this battle?

Who's the more victim? Yeah. Actually has happened on a plane, fairly recently, and they booted the

gal with the allergies off. Oh, really? Not the person with the comfort dog. Yeah. Yeah.

My memory of it was it was like a service person with a completely legit comfort dog. I could be wrong.

Well, but what about a legit allergy? What why is that trumped by a legit comfort dog?

Is there a reason for the? I don't think there are laws about allergies. Well, that's what the lawyer said in the sorority thing.

Allergies are not valid reasons for denying access. You, you, the allergic when will allergic Americans have our rights

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