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The bigger questions is why waste $7,000 on this when that sum could have gone to your heirs?
by ArkVark 6y ago
The bigger questions is why waste $7,000 on this when that sum could have gone to your heirs?
- mbreese 6y agoIt’s their $7000, they can do what they want with it. If they want to leave it to their heirs, no one is stopping them. But for some people, that is a reasonable sum to know that your “final message” will be delivered at the appropriate time.
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- jacobwilliamroy 6y agodeficient character that's why.
- Igelau 6y agoThe number is probably derived from his PI services. It also seems like a good enough number to filter out most of the pranksters. I'd fork over a hundred bucks to have someone "confess" at my funeral about some really outlandish swashbuckling lifestyle just for laughs. I'd only go to $7000 for a special sort of loose end that would be far too painful to waste my numbered days on, but would make me feel much better knowing someone's got it handled. He also lines up an alternate funeral director to have a backup site, and I imagine that's not free.
- ponker 6y agoWhat did my heirs do to deserve my money?
- postalrat 6y agoThat's a pretty greedy thing to say.