- Neil Patrick Harris appeared on CBS' "The Late Late Show" on Wednesday and talked about his obsession with Disneyland.
- When asked about the most ridiculous thing he ever spent money on, the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" star said engaged in a bidding war in order to get an original piece of the Haunted Mansion.
- Harris admitted that he paid "way too much" for the piece —$172,500 — but he didn't mind because that's how much he wanted one of the original stretching portraits.
- He later found out that Chris Hardwick was also bidding for the same item, but gave up because "it was getting crazy expensive."
- Harris also discovered that he was bidding against one of the wealthiest people in the world, and played coy about the identity of the person.
- He implied that he outbid Amazon's Jeff Bezos.
- "I don't want to say his name because I still want free two-day Prime shipping when boxes come to my house," Harris joked.
- Watch the video below.
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