You Can Own A Glass Justin Bieber Drank Milk From For A Mere $80K

"I would pay that much money if it means being that close to the Biebs," were my exact words when I heard a glass that has been touched by Justin Bieber's lips is being sold on eBay.

Owning this artifact would definitely make me one less lonely girl.

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While in the UK on his Purpose tour, Bieber ate at Kings Oak Hotel and ordered mash, salmon and milk. How the dirty details of his meal came out, I don't exactly know.

So no Biggie… Justin Bieber just had dinner in the Kings Oak… !!!!! …stroll in the lovely forest… extremely kind…

由 Kings Oak Hotel 貼上了 2016年10月13日

But the pub was so proud the international pop star ate at the joint, one of the employees kept his milk glass and is selling it on eBay.

I don't think the seller realized how much this would blow up because eBay user amypotter999 only started the bid at £10, which equates to $12.28.

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Only 86 bids and a couple thousand dollars later… it's now at £65,900.00. Just $81,000, no biggie. I'll go ahead and dip into my (nearly nonexistent) 401(k).

The product description reads:

I work at the kings oak hotel where Justin bieber was seen yesterday having dinner and we kept his milk glass, it hasn't been washed !

Kind of creepy. But this isn't Bieber's only crazy fan encounter, and we all know it's not going to be his last. Remember when that one woman came out saying Justin was her baby daddy?

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Or that other time some girl recorded Justin Bieber sleeping? We were all sure he would stop listening to those YouTube comments screaming "COME TO BRAZIL!!!!"

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Tell me why when I searched "Come to Brazil" on Twitter, the first thing that popped up was Justin Bieber's Twitter account. Coincidence? I think not.

Apparently, the used milk glass is for a good cause, though, and the money is going to charity. If I were Justin, I would just buy the damn cup before someone uses some weird African voodoo on it.

If I was your milk glass, I'd never let you go, Justin.

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