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And that's it. I always like to kick the show up with something interesting.

And this is from, gosh, I really should have saved mine department because I had one.

And I gave it to my son when the next version came out.

I'm talking about the very first iPhone that came out.

In 2007, it's being auctioned off.

Now, originally it cost $599.

And listen to these specs. It had a three and a half inch

screen, a two megapixel camera. Yes. Okay, storage. You could get between four gigs and eight

gigs. Used iTunes. There was no app store. And it was fast. Maybe not so fast. It ran on a

2G network. Okay, the good all day. So how much do you think they estimate that the very first iPhone, and still in the packaging,

never opened, how much do you think they're going to sell it for?

Come on, take a guess.

Say it out loud.

You're going to be too low.

Remember, this is the iPhone that changed the world.

Are you ready?

Yes, $50,000. You know, just reminds me the other day I was playing

with my seven-year-old nephew and he showed me with great pride this telephone that he made with a

string in two tin cans. And I pulled out my iPhone and I said to him, hey, you know, dude, that's nice.

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