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Aubrey Duncan: Well, that does sound like quite a handbag your mother had. Jim: Yeah.Aubrey Duncan: But why don't we talk about what you brought in today?Jim: Okay.Aubrey Duncan: Now the unusual brushstroke in this painting leads me to believe it may be the work of Wallace Murray.Jim: Oh.Aubrey Duncan: [uses a magnifying glass] Ah, yes. Indeed it is. Now, a work by Murray can be worth as much as $20,000.Jim: Wow. [laughs]Aubrey Duncan: Now tell me. Do you know these young men pictured here?Jim: Yes, I do. It is actually my brother and I.Aubrey Duncan: Let me guess. Is this one you? [points to the one with glasses]Jim: Guilty. [starts to have a panic realization of what he said about the glasses part]Aubrey Duncan: Now, unfortunately there is a lot of fire damage.Jim: Really, w-where?Aubrey Duncan: Well, uh, beginning here and... [touches the burnt paint on the right side of the painting] prominent in this area and then I suppose...of course this is a full lack of canvas...through here. It's roughly 40%.Jim: Well, there's a funny story behind that.Aubrey Duncan: Oh! I would love to hear a funny story.Jim: Well, there -- There was a fire.Aubrey Duncan: Was -- Was that the funny story?Jim: No.Aubrey Duncan: Well, given the damage...Jim: He's dead.Aubrey Duncan: Who is dead?Jim: My brother.Aubrey Duncan: Did he die in...in this fire? [referring to the burnt up painting]Jim: What fire?Aubrey Duncan: Thank you for bringing this in today, Jim. Uh, sadly, this appears to me to be basically worthless. It is, after all, "One man's junk".Jim: I see. Thank you for your time.Aubrey Duncan: Thank you.[Jim ruins the painting with his anger]

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