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Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from the Am I the Asshole Subreddit from Safe Criticism 8,500,

and says,

Would I be the asshole if I play a song that my mum chose for her funeral, knowing it might

offend some attendees?

My mum recently passed away, and our family, primarily me, are making the arrangements

for the upcoming funeral. My mom always had a really excellent sense of humor. And before she

passed, she told not only me, but all of the palliative care staff at the hospital that the song

she wanted played at a funeral was Ding Dong, The Witch is Dead, from the Wizard of Oz song she wanted played at the funeral was ding dong the witch is dead

from the wizard of Oz. I managed to at least talk her out of the soundtrack version sung by

the Munchkins and got her to agree to the classier jazz version by Ella Fitzgerald. Now I agree with my

mom that would be really funny thing to play at a funeral and would

showcase her sense of humor to a tea.

However, I'm also very aware that not everyone that's going to come to the funeral is going

to take that joke in the same spirit.

I think that some of the more religious friends and family members might be extra upset

because there's a certain repeated line that implies she's going

to hell. Plus, we're explicitly having a non-religious service and one of said family members

has already expressed disappointment with that. So on the one hand, I think it's my mom's funeral

and I should respect their wishes above anyone else's opinions. But on the other hand, I realize that funerals are for the living, and it's pretty disrespectful

to do that, to do something that's going to upset those actually in attendance, when obviously,

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