The Curiosity Shop

I was very fortunate to get that. Come one, come all, see the calf with two heads. It's real, it's genuine, it's from, allegedly, it's from the 1940s in Yakima, and it traveled around with And it greets you at Ballyhoo Curiosity Shop, where the Wicked Witch of the West ended up, doll legs are used as planters, and there's every sailor's dream girl. Oh, here she is. Yeah, this is a Fiji mermaid. Definitely not quite as soldier-y as a fisherman might She'so beautiful. Beautiful. Owner Ryan Robbins admits, I started selling things on eBay as a way to justify my hoarding habits, because I was just, I love stuff. So he turned his problem. It really became Into a solution. I was His far-reaching collection. Currently, this guy is the highest price item at $2,400. Includes sparkly rocks, butterflies, and creepy doll heads. It's part odd shop, part natural history muse Not everything is for sale, I really made a conscientious effort to separate the stuff from the emotion. He says the animals on display are ethically sourced from antique shops, estate sales, and flea markets. Each item has a story, sometimes paranormal. A day prior to me going to Los Angeles to visit my grandpa for his birthday, in which we traditionally went to Pops Big Boy. I'm driving around Ballard, and I pass by, and I see these two full-sized Big Boy statues the day before I'm leaving on a trip to go to Big Boy. And for those who can't decide, the top seller is the Mystery Bag. I'm gonna send you some cash, and then who knows? Who knows? Yeah. We'll open one later in the show.