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What a beautiful story. I hope that she one day gets a percentage of what makes the store iconic and memorable. I literally sat down and had coffee at their location on menchac yesterday. I’ll never be able to see it the same way again.

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Could you pls print that cactus into your shirt and sell? ❤this is so amazing, funny, sincere, and motivational. I love plants and Matthew!

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Good job! 👏👏👏

I have a vast collection of art from thrift stores. It’s not just a one off

Awww that's my girl. She is so down to earth and genuine. Love her story. Sonic needs to make her an ambassador. Team Amber all day. 🎉❤

i always found the "psychopath" allegations incredibly out of pocket. just because you don't like someone you saw on reality tv doesn't mean you can armchair diagnose them with a cluster b personality disorder, especially as it frames those who do have those disorders as bad people, when a lot of the times, they are people just trying to get by. and honestly, as funny and crazy as the eyedrops scene was, on a logical level it makes sense, even if you didn't know this backstory. like truly why would anyone cry over being rejected by someone you hardly even know? AND you don't even know what they look like? and with the way i hear reality tv works, producers will literally not let you leave unless you give them something to work with and andrew did that. if anything i think andrew not throwing a fit about it is a green flag, as any woman with an extensive dating history has a horror story of a man not taking "no" for an answer. and the argument of "well andrew was being deceitful" is funny because anyone genuinely looking for love on love is blind are, for lack of a better word, stupid. you deserve to get played if you think you'll find someone you'll spend the rest of your life with on a show like this. it was a genuinely funny tv moment that people took way too seriously.

Permission to Embarrass Yourself is oddly empowering, will take that to heart when I can

Glad to see Griffon able to talk so passionately about this, but legitimately SHOCKED that she had not done this for a lifetime, that early art was SO GOOD

Great story! What a wonder gift for the museums.

Throughout history, much of the art now displayed in prestigious galleries was either stolen or acquired using fraudulent funds, reflecting a darker side of the cultural heritage that many cherish today.

What a narcissistic..

Pretty cool ❤

The bust is of a Roman noble that was purchased by a member of the Bavarian royalty during the height of Imperialism in Europe. I'd give the Italian government first crack at it.

I'm a big Cagney and Bogart fan and when I found a Bogart poster from a movie I never heard of for $8, I scoffed it up! But when I look for it online it's $600 for that movie poster! Because the movie was a dog, they didn't make very many posters! My brother-in-law found a gold painted picture frame worth $300 for only a few bucks at a yard sale

Fuck the German state. They started the fight, then cry when they lost.

You looked great in that picture without makeup! Its all good.

Love TheATXdrinker! Great content👏🏼

She got her $35 dollars back?

Thanks for having me and letting me tell my story! Can’t wait to make the next one to hear more amazing stories! Cheers🥃

Laura is a gifted story teller. I loved this.

She's right about going viral. Everybody wants it, but once it hits, it ain't much fun. And despite her reticence, she did a terrific job presenting the strange tale. I'm a picker like her and have lots of crazy tales about finds, but nothing close to something that generated 90 million in PR.

This woman loves the sound of her own voice

Well now, who did the Germans steal it from? Roman bust you say? 😂.

And out of that $90M, how much did the museum give Laura? I'm betting not one cent.

Did she get her $35 back?

Just funny the germans want their things back....ironic

What a fantastic story!

Never heard of this story until today.

Ig brought me here.

Wow what and awesome crazy story that's so cool!

I really wish there was more history on him.. how did he get here, did the goodwill remember who he came from when they got him.. etc and what his he doing now in Germany???

Great job Rachael!

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The real villains ended up being Bartise and SK anyway. This was really interesting to watch. After some distance from watching that season, he seems like a pretty likable guy to me. At this point, with all the messy behind the scenes stuff that comes out, it is more surprising when men who are on the show are actually serious about getting married.

Honestly this was the most cringe human being I’ve ever seen in my life. Doesn’t know who he is at all, thinking he’s some super smart pickup artist. He will never be authentic.

Hahahahah i love him 😂❤

He is such a fake. He looked dumb and now making up a story

I'm happy to see the dude has a sense of humour about everything and took ownership of the fact that he was playing a character rather than being himself. That said, it would have been nice if he hadn't gone on the show at all, especially when he knew there wasn't even a 1% chance it would lead to true love.

This is too funny, haha

Amazing story

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So proud of you habibi

Cheers Imad 🙌🏽

Love to see you getting some good attention!

I honestly feel so motivated and encouraged by your talk - great job

This is great!

Thank y'all so much for this! I had a lot of fun!