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This is The On to Reasonable Doubt with your hosts, Mark Garagas and Adam Corolla.

Yeah, get it on, got to get it on, no church, we're gonna mandate,

get it on and welcome to the best 15 minutes or so in the universe,

Beyond The Reasonable Doubt. Got Mark, hard out, soft taco,

Garagas over there and he's got all the stories in this head.

Oh, we got stories, but the big one I'll save to Friday.

Today, you know, there's a, as Gary mentioned, there's so many legal stories going on,

but I just have one question that hopefully won't take up because you and I can talk about this

for an hour, but you would set me something the other day on, on auctions, car auctions.

And I was looking at it and then it got me, you know, how you look at one car auction there.

I went to another one that just happened in Arizona. What has happened with Porsche?

Porsche prices and Ferrari prices, more so than Lambos and the others are through the roof

like nothing I've ever seen. I mean, I saw a million dollar, million six. I just, it's mind boggling.

Yeah, you know, cars sort of have their, their, you know, the peaks and valleys and trends and,

you know, there's some cars that are surprising where you go, that car should be worth more.

And then you go, why is that car selling for so much? It doesn't always make sense.

It doesn't make sense. I saw a Shelby, which I would have thought would have been through the roof.

It was not that much more than it was, you know, five years ago.

It's not like houses where you know, okay, that and there's, and there's no, you know,

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