Art Auctions and Rock-Paper-Scissors

This chapter explores the intriguing auction of a Japanese telecom company's impressionist art collection, highlighting the competitive dynamics between Sotheby's and Christie's. It humorously analyzes decision-making methods, including a playful game of rock-paper-scissors used by auction teams, reflecting on the absurdities in high-stakes choices. The conversation further delves into the cultural nuances of the game and its unique role in shaping podcast topics, blending insights with lighthearted banter.