All right. I always like to start with something interesting. And can you imagine back in 2007 that

someone gave you an iPhone and you just said, oh, you know what? I really don't feel like switching

phones and carriers. So I'm just going to leave that box on a shelf. Well, that's exactly what

happened to a woman by the name of Karen Green. She got a new job back in 2007, and her friends

came together and said, oh, this is so great, you got a new job, and we're going to give you a

brand new iPhone. Well, she's like, I don't want to switch. I just got a new iPhone. So as time went on,

she realized that the iPhone that she had was actually a collector's item. And she was right.

So she put it up for auction.

She thought, well, you know, maybe I'll make like five grand.

Maybe I'll make $7,000 on this new iPhone that was unboxed, which, by the way, who would ever do that?

I have no idea who that person is.

But anyway, it went to auction and she got $63,000.

Whoa, baby.

Right?

Yes, 63 grand.

That's 100 times it's an original cost of $600.

So meanwhile, in other auction news, I don't know what we're going to do about this,

but Shakespeare's original pencils are now

going up for auction. They found them. But the problem is, is that he chewed on the pencils,

and nobody can tell if it's a to be or not to be. Oh. She had us both there. I'm so sorry. So sorry.

I had to go there.

That's right.

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