A $35 Roman bust at Goodwill / Money secrets we keep / Does revenge feel good?
From News Sidequest · 10:06
Show by Keith Conrad
A Texas antiques dealer spots a marble head on the floor of an Austin Goodwill, pays $34.99, and learns it’s about 2,000 years old and missing from a German palace. A new survey finds 59% of Americans are keeping a financial secret from someone close to them, from bad credit to hidden gambling. And we look at what the research says about small acts of revenge. Plus a cruise ship pianist who spent about nine hours in the Pacific before fishermen found him, a vanity plate that came with $40,000 in tickets, a cannabis discovery in a 2,800-year-old tomb, and a cow that wouldn’t be caught. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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