The whole auction laughed when I bid my last $300 on a dead drive-in

A 72-year-old widower, pushed out by his son and living in his pickup, bids his last $300 at a West Texas county tax resale on the dead Firefly Drive-In, where he had his first date with his late wife in 1971, while the room laughs. With the 81-year-old projectionist and the owner's old dog, he pries open a sealed wall at the foot of the screen and finds coffee cans of gold, decades of dated film reels and a handwritten will that leaves everything to reopening the drive-in. He files it instead of hiding it, and the owner's grandnephew comes with a lawyer, a contest and a $60,000 offer to keep the screen dark forever.