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Okay, I always like to start with something interesting.

And as Elon Musk continues to literally clean house at Twitter, there was an auction held

this past week and it was all of Twitter's office goods and kitchen goods that were all

at the Twitter headquarters that obviously they no longer need.

So what got sold at the fire sale? Well, here are a few

things. A statue of the company's bird logo went for around $100,000. Not for nothing. I actually

looked at it for myself and I thought, you know, if I really wanted this, I could go to Home Depot

for about $200 and buy all the materials and build it myself. Let's see, there was a six-foot planter in the shape of an at symbol that went for $15,000.

And those AIMS chairs by designer Herman Miller, they sold for $1,400, but spoiler, you can buy them

brand new for $1,200.

Then there was a whole section of stuff called art objects. You know, considering what it

looked like, let me tell you, I'd object too. That's right. Hey, you're about to get more tech

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