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>Why would you sell such beautiful creatures anon

I had to, they needed to find a foreverhome.

Another one:

--The story of the decrepit house--

>Get a call from large estate owner, need to liquidate and place is filled with product, NOS (New Old Stock) from 40+ years
>location is near ranching area just outside of the city
>Bring friend and worker for security, lifting if needed
>its not a house, its a giant barn with house attached and multiple cargo shipping containers outside
>dear god, there's over 20 vehicles rusting in the front of the property
>Some of the vehicles have been there so long moss has grown over them. I can see the vague shape of a 1960's Volkswagon bus
>we enter the property
>A impossibly large trash heap sits in the middle of the living room, touching the ceiling which has visible mold
>There is nothing here that resembles NOS
>Owner appears to be in ill health , flanked by a random couple managing the estate
>Person I talked to on phone doesn't even own estate, trying to sell it so they can collect fee
>Everything in the house has been damaged by molt, moisture or rot
>the area is a self contained ecosystem
>Basement is a literal crawlspace, friend bravely goes in for me with camera to take photos- spiders and garbage are all that is there
>Upper part of house attached to barn, which is also rotting
>more piles of garbage
>Only thing of value is a broken 1980's Donkey Kong machine, also covered in garbage. Estate owner asks $700, absolutely not.
>fine, lets go to outside containers
>containers somehow didn't protect items, also moisture damaged
>guy tries to sell me PS1 moisture damaged empty box, which was the only thing we found that represented a non-rotting object in container
>To top it off, friend steps in dogshit as we leave
>Called 2 weeks later by guy, estate manager couple divorced and asked me if ex-wife had sold me anything
>what
>Apparently she took everything good from the estate
>Never again

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