Yeah, some do. Many more do not. He used the $1000 as an arbitrary number, nothing more. You gotta pick some number, what number do you want to pick ? That just happens to be the one that he picked. Out of 927,000 lots sold, over 700,000 of them were sold for less than $1000. I'd say he made his point pretty well because that is a huge percentage.
These people who seemingly can't get enough of these slabs and stickers remind me sometimes of the people who go to the ballet. Not all of them, but many of them. They don't understand a shred of it. You ask them, "What was it about?" They'll answer, "Oh, I'd say it was about three hours." They go to the ballet for one purpose, to come back from the ballet. Somehow, that makes them cultured, sophisticated. "Where were you?" "The ballet." "What about you?" "Oh, also the ballet." Sorry, I'm not impressed.
