Sep 19

Guy on disability sees Antiques Roadshow highest appraisal episode & realizes he has that same item

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Wait for the surprise ending. This is the most amazing heart warming story. Disabled man struggling to get by with 800 dollars a month watches antiques roadshow’s most expensive item episode and realizes he has same item and it changes his life forever

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