Your trip to Vegas will be in vain if you have never heard of the legend of the Coin Girl. An old yet still shiny centurion coin has brought her countless miraculous fortunes. Even the owner herself has no idea where it comes from.

A non-branded tie that was purchased from a bus gift shop. The interviewee likes it a lot and often wears it.
From my point of view, such taste is too liberal, but in her case ... it fits well. That's all that matters.

A disorganized set of accessories, all gilded and cheap. They are probably the result of some hoarding disorder. While some of their designs are praiseworthy, the redundancy has ruined their advantages.
If anyone can take them away, I would be willing to pay them ... That sounds familiar.

A ribbon issued to Miss Soccer, the honored guest of the celebration ceremony for Rimet Cup's return, by the host of the event. The interviewee's name has been printed on the ribbon neatly, with stripes that go with the dress embellishing the edge. The interviewee has no special feeling about it, as she doesn't need it to spread her name.

A sombrero from the interviewee's hometown, which is on the other side of the waters. She happened to bring it with her when she left, and now it happens to make a good match with the dress.

A garland from some enthusiastic fans, the bright colors expressing their affection for Miss Soccer. This unexpected gift is more to the interviewee's liking compared to the ribbon issued by the host of the event.