AUGUST 11 "HE WHO GETS THE SON, GETS IT ALL"

Before the auction of the finest paintings, the painter put in his will that first the painting of his son would be auctioned. The painting was of no value, it seemed, and nobody wanted to bid.
Everyone was there to bid low on one of the painters famous paintings and then sell high to make out. The auctioneer said before we get bidding for his famous works, the artist requested in his will, that before we bid for his famous works, we auction off the painting of his son he did, before he ever became famous.  The auctioneer began, “let’s start the bidding” but nobody would bid.

One heckler yelled, “never mind the old man’s son, let’s get to the good stuff”.  The auctioneer stood his ground,  “I will not violate the request of the deceased artist, I will not start bidding on the other works until we start bidding on the son, now let’s get started so we can move on.” Silence, all across the auditorium….finally one man raised his arm and said, “$1.00 I’ll give you $1.00 for the portrait of the son”.  “$1.00, for the portrait of the son, do i have $2.00, anybody bid $2.00, going once….twice…three times, then the portrait of the son has been sold for $1.00 to the man with the blue tie; and the auction is over.”, said the auctioneer. The heckler cried out, “what, you said that once we got the bid for the son out of the way we would move on”. The auctioneer responded, “the artist also put in his will that whoever bid for the painting of his son, would get every other painting he ever did, included, sorry the auction is over all paintings to the man with the blue tie.”  One man walked away, with great treasure that day, because he bid on the son.

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