In 1984, college freshman Michael Cole bought two $8.50 tickets to the Chicago Bulls’ season opener, the NBA debut of a rookie named Michael Jordan.
He went alone when his friend bailed, keeping the unused ticket tucked away in a folder labeled “Mike’s Memory Box.”
Nearly 40 years later, Cole saw a torn stub from that same game sell for over $260,000. Realizing his full, unused ticket was one of a kind, he put it up for auction.
It sold for $468,000.
"When the song of the angel is stilled,
"When you realize that each day is not one more day. It's one less. You will start giving more value to the things that truly matter."
I can't give solutions to all of life's problems, doubts, or fears. But I can listen to you, and together we will search for answers.
"Forgive yourself for not knowing earlier what only time could teach."