The TV that survived a dictatorship, people power, the 80s, 2 or 3 economic crashes, all kinds of market bubbles, deaths in the family, decades of just being another surface to pile things on, years of storage, multiple trips on a pick, more months in storage and a monstrous flood is now alive and well. It now has a place next to the dining table of a young urban family. The electronics being beyond repair, it was gutted and turned into a bar. Instead of transistors and wiring, it now houses liquor and wine glasses.