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A2A thanksThis armoire. I paid $49.00. However there was a hidden drawer in the bottom drawer. A hidden compartment. In that compartment was a smaller jewelery box. I didn't find it for over 3 weeks! I put it in my garage to clean it out and fix the scuffs, scratches, and repair the rolling wheels. It has a shirt section on the right side with four shelves above. Three roomy drawers below. My significant other loves it. It holds all his clothes. It is very roomy.In the hidden drawer I found some Sarah Coventry Bakelite pieces, some Eisengberg glass pieces- earrings, bracelet, and necklace set AND a 4ct Diamond ring valued at “roughly $25,000”.We went back to find the guy doing the garage/estate sale to let him know but the house was up for sale. We called the Real Estate company and they said they “only had an attorney's number because the man lived out of state". They said they'd have him get in contact with us but that hasn't happened yet and it's been over three years. I use to call every week but then it was two weeks, once a month and after three months I gave up. I told them it was “urgent considering items found in a false bottom of great value.” My father was a jeweler and an appraiser. I took them to an antique jewelery appraiser the Bakelite pieces alone were minimum of $350 for the lowest appraised piece.

Why did Trump retweet that a covid unit in a parking garage in Nevada was fake?Because he claims anything he doesn’t like is “fake”.Because he doesn’t know or care about the truth.Because he’s an asshole.Five people died there of the Trump Virus while he tweeted.Maybe he will demand a recount.

My father-in-law did. He was moving some tools around in his garage and suddenly had a strong urge to move one of the cars, a Subaru, out into the driveway. He tried to ignore this feeling, because the car was not in his way and it seemed like a needless waste of time. But he couldn’t shake it, so he went and got his car keys and backed the car out of the garage.Just as he had done so and was getting out of the car, a speeding Tesla flashed past him a couple of feet away and crashed into the open garage, then burst into flames. If he’d stayed in the garage working, he would most likely have been killed.The resulting fire destroyed the entire garage and his other car. It was 9 months before he and his wife were able to move back into the house. But he was alive, and they still had their Subaru. There was no good explanation for the “little voice in his head” that told him he needed to get himself and his car out of the garage.By the way, the Tesla driver, who was pulled out of the burning car by a neighbor, was uninjured but was convicted of DUI and had to pay restitution and perform community service.EDIT: I’m touched by the number of upvotes and comments to this answer. Thank you! This is a photo of my father-in-law, contemplating the wreckage to his garage the next day and no doubt thinking about how close he came to being in there.He was suffering from pancreatic cancer at the time, but from that moment his desire to oversee the restoration of the house gave him a new determination in life. It was a very busy and stressful time, during which he and his wife lived in rental housing. At last they were able to move back into the house which had been perfectly restored to its original state, including a new garage of course, new roof, new heating & a/c, new paint and flooring, and every item inside the house had been removed, professionally cleaned, and replaced. It was and is beautiful. However, his condition declined rapidly after that and he passed away in August 2018, not quite a year after the fire.