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Posted by Jon Hagen on September 24, 2006 at 11:50:48 from (69.26.29.237):
In Reply to: auction behavior rant posted by Philmar Farms on September 24, 2006 at 07:46:38:
We used to have an old gal in the area who would "arrange" things in the bottom of a box/boxes at household sales to maximize her $$. One time the auctioneer saw her squirrel an antique pocket watch in the bottom of a junk box. When she was off arranging other items he retrived the watch and put it in his pocket. During the auction she got the high bid on the junk box,and at that moment the auctioneer pulled the watch from his pocket and said "And now we sell the watch" He said he never saw her so red faced,but within moments she was back on her game for the rest of the auction.
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