So by now I'm sure you've seen the stories about the gold cube in Central Park and I thought

it was a big piece of art that was going to be in Central Park.

Nope, it was there for just a few hours with security, the guy didn't even have guts

enough to set it out there in Central Park and let people take a chance at hauling this

four or five hundred pound gold block away.

That would have been that would have been great live video.

Just set up cameras and try and have watched New York City try to haul this gold block

away.

It's worth like $11 million in it's a it's a it's a beautiful it's a beautiful piece

of art by German artist Nicholas Castello.

It's billed as a conceptual social demon base of the world sculpture of our time and

it was wheeled out into Central Park worth $11.7 million in the security detail was standing

around the four hundred and ten pound work of art.

It was there for less than like eleven or twelve hours and then it went to some event where

the hoity toits were all getting together and glad handing each other and standing around

looking at the gold block going oh it's so powerful that's such a powerful statement

of the the world we live in yeah well it's also you know about his NFT that he's trying

to sell on his little website he's got his his launching his NFTs you know the non-fungible

tokens.

But I will say that my favorite thing of this entire story is a tweet from Tara Rose

at Rare Oats I don't know who she is I don't know if she is rare oats or not rare oats

but she is awesome on this tweet she tweeted the most maddening thing about the gold cube

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