What was not your responsibility?

2006, 803 Rock.

Hello Scott, welcome to the men's room.

Well, I told Mike that sit and spinney it perfect I can't wait for today.

Oh hopefully Steve and I will do better this week. Well we can't do worse. You can't

do worse than zero. That's all in one way.

And that's up, yeah.

Yeah, well, I didn't do any better,

but it was still fun.

So that 10 years ago, my mom died,

and because it was the closest about 14 miles away and having

absolutely no experience this the family made me the executor to her estate.

Now did she have a will or anything or the family because typically the dying person is already determined

who they want to be the executor? She had a will but they also had a

A and B what I know all of this and I've lost the word for it trust.

She had an A and B trust.

So she was working off the A trust.

And my stepfather hated taxes and they were in California when he died in 79.

The B-Trust was in California and I'm just a dumb old client's guy. I don't know how to do this stuff including, you know, when somebody dies, the first thing you have to do is go to an EIN number because the security number dies with the person.

So you've got to get this employee identification number.

Then you can start getting death certificates and all the other stuff goes along with it.

And the B-Trust was held in Fidelity

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