Truth or Trash?
Burning through inheritance in Kyoto:
Millionaire, Masako Takahachi died and donated most of his money to charity with the exception of leaving 15million Yen or ($100,000) to his children. To their surprise they found the money in the coffin with their farther. Later on, Takahachi, the coffin, and the money were all cremated. A final lesson in life to his children to make their own way in life. Truth or Trash?
Rare Goldfish crackers auction for $25,000:
People are selling fused goldfish "clusters" for thousands of dollars on eBay. A super rare "six-cracker clump" is selling for around $25,000. When searching "rare goldfish cracker" on eBay there is about180 listings. Some quadruple formations are selling for as high as $1,500. But come to find out... none of items are listed as sold and no one is actually buying the clusters of goldfish. Truth or Trash?
Male tarantula will not die a virgin:
Talyor Foley of Denver has owned many spiders. She adopted a young Costa Rican zebra tarantula in 2023. Thinking the spider was a female, with a lifespan of about 20 to 30 years. But Taylor later learned it was a male who only live about 5-6 years. Taylor found a spider mate and Reddit and will be taking the tarantula to meet possible mates in Broomfield, Colorado. Truth or Trash?
'Inconvenience' store in Seattle:
A former 7 Eleven store in Seattle has been transformed into an 'inconvenience store'. Items like pre-tangled USB cords, shoulder bags made from old potato chip wrappers, a candle that doubles as a yard stick, breakfast cereal that makes you sleep, and landline iPhones that only play U2 songs are sold.
The store is run by artists and have made these items forms of art that people can buy. Truth or Trash?