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We've got a lot of things to get to. There's tons of things to talk and I'm looking and I just see this on the internet and just like,

well people will buy.

I mean this isn't manufacturing. just like, wow, people will buy.

I mean, this isn't manufactured to be bought, so I suppose this is a little bit different.

But people will buy damn near anything.

UK Daily Mail.

Sir Winston Churchill's false teeth, which helped him deliver his famous speeches

will go under the hammer for an estimated 8,000 pounds.

What is that? It's like $10,000. Somewhere, 9,000 pounds. What is that? It's like 10,000 somewhere 9,000, it's whatever.

Churchill suffered from dental problems most of his life and lost several teeth during his

20s. These upper dentures, one of a handful of sets made for the

wartime prime minister were constructed to preserve his natural lisp. And there it is

right there you can it's one six teeth.

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