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LODI, N.J. — Now that “The Sopranos” is over, the owners of the real-life club that played the part of the Bada Bing will auction the 12-foot stripper poles and other relics from the HBO drama on eBay. Other items going on sale later this week include a pool table, a disco ball, and the fluorescent purple men’s room sign often seen in the background as mob boss Tony Soprano conducted business.
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|LODI, N.J. — Now that “The Sopranos” is over, the owners of the real-life club that played the part of the Bada Bing will auction the 12-foot stripper poles and other relics from the HBO drama on eBay. Other items going on sale later this week include a pool table, a disco ball, and the fluorescent purple men’s room sign often seen in the background as mob boss Tony Soprano conducted business.
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