The Ferture would it be entirely selfish of me to do with my father's ashes what I want to do and what wasn't

necessarily his request

I don't think he gives up details. Oh yeah, please do

So I'm pretty practical when it comes to this whole death thing, you know

Once you're gone. You're gone. That's why I was joking last week like I don't care how many people you put in my casket

I got a party in there man. I'm a little dude. We can save ourselves some money. We can save ourselves some time and space

Throw them on into my casket my party and in death together, right? I'm really practical about it when you're going

You got well, I have my dad's ashes in my clothes closet right now

My dad passed a couple of years ago. We weren't very close until like the last six months of his life

When I took care of him and there wasn't a lot of emotional connection there

But in the last part of his life I did what I had to do out of duty, right? So I did it in my dad passed and

I kept the ashes for some reason which I

Think for some people that's important for me. It's just I was just asked about the same thing for Reagan's to when he passed and

And they asked me if I wanted a year in earn earn earn for his ashes to put up on the mantle

It says Reagan's I'm like I don't need that. I mean, it's not gonna remind me that I had a great dog

I got pictures and I got the memories and I felt the same way about my dad

But I think I just did it out of obligation more than anything else. I mean to each their own

I mean Parker Jones our golden that passed away years ago his ashes are right there at the front door

Yeah, that's where he always used to greet us and Bart has fresh fresh flowers warm all the time

That's really cool. That's and that's just yeah, that's really cool for you guys

But I do think I remember that my dad when he and I were

Spending time together in Hawaii when he moved there

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