Yeah, it was cool. I think they were off base on a couple of things, though. They seemed to think that banjoleles are rare. Have they seen eBay lately? Banjo ukes are pretty common. They paid $200 for it, which seemed high to me. They had it repaired by a "pro" who put steel strings on the thing, and charged them $200 more. Now it's for sale on eBay....and I think they're asking for an opening bid of $999. WHAT?