According to The New York Post (the business page, not Page Six), an eBay auction promising the winner a magical New Year's Eve with some of the secondary players on The Sopranos, isn't doing as well as hoped. The auction, done in conjunction with the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square, promises a great evening watching the ball drop from the Hard Rock's marquee, and sharing the night with Stevie Van Zandt (pictured), Tony Sirico, Vincent Pastore, and others. The reserve for this "Wiseguy's New Year's Eve?" $100,000. I'm sure you're scrambling to eBay as we speak, right?no interest-related stories
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According to The New York Post (the business page, not Page Six), an eBay auction promising the winner a magical New Year's Eve with some of the secondary players on The Sopranos, isn't doing as well as hoped. The auction, done in conjunction with the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square, promises a great evening watching the ball drop from the Hard Rock's marquee, and sharing the night with Stevie Van Zandt (pictured), Tony Sirico, Vincent Pastore, and others. The reserve for this "Wiseguy's New Year's Eve?" $100,000. I'm sure you're scrambling to eBay as we speak, right?
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