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Would you buy Steve Jobs’ old sweaty sandals?

The Birkenstocks belonging to the late Apple CEO were saved from a garbage heap and are now expected to fetch anywhere from $60,000 to $80,000 when they hit auction this Friday (via Gizmodo.)

The top bidder will also get an NFT of the sandals, as if winning wasn’t punishment enough.

A picture of Steve Jobs used Birkenstock sandals
Steve Jobs used Birkenstock sandals are available to buy via Julien’s Auctions this Friday. Happy bidding!
Image: Julien’s Auctions
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