People put a big emphasis on living, where we want to call home, the lifestyles we want

to lead, the people we surround ourselves with, and how we spend our precious time before

we face the music.

But unfortunately, part of living is dying, and that takes some thought too.

In front of our own mortality is difficult and unsettling, but if you're like most of

the population, you don't spend your free time creating a death plan.

But to the living left behind, knowing your final wishes can be a welcome sigh of relief

in a very dark time.

Communicating and documenting how you wish to be honored at the end of your life and providing

information to your loved ones as to how to take care of your final affairs isn't exactly

the most glamorous, but it can save a lot of potential confusion, heartache, uncertainty,

and arguments.

Everyone should have a death wish.

What is yours?

Welcome to National Park after dark.

Starting us off on a really sombered.

No, no thought provoking.

I go, what is my death wish?

Right, yeah.

Having a death plan is something that's really overlooked sometimes, I think, especially

for people at our age, in their 20s and 30s.

It's kind of like that's a thought for another time, like many years from now, but you never

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