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A will is supposed to be practical, but some people treat it like one final chance to cause chaos.

Welcome to 30 Morbid Minutes. This is the podcast that covers topics, people, places, history, and ideas of a morbid macab, dark and downright grizzly nature i'm alice willams and i'm jessica

vasami so alice when you hear the word willb comes to mind a couple of things uh shakespeare

willia i'm not shakespeare uh also the idea of know, like this old rich man dies and he hides his

will or something and his family squabble over it. But, you know, also a stuffy lawyer's office or

darkwood furniture like a mahogany desk that a lawyer is reading a will at or, you know, a bunch

of family being gathered somewhere while a will is reading a will at or you know a bunch of family being gathered somewhere

while a will is read aloud to them and they're all waiting on pins and needles to see who gets

what that sort of thing that's 100% and like my images that come to my brain are just very knives out

and like who's going to murder who to get the money to get the money you know

whether there's a will there's a way that's true oh is that what that means and I'm not kidding is that

what that means I think it's like a will power thing okay I figured that just clicked if you have the will

there's a way but then if you have a will there's a way to the, chiching.

Jaching, jing, you're right. No, that clicked as soon as I said it. I was like, Jessica, no,

it means like the will to live, willpower. My God, I'm so sorry. I apologize, everybody.

Don't never apologize. Never apologize. Um, yes, uh, wills are actually one of the most practical grounding and frankly,

kind things a person can do. Haven't done them. I know. We both have not done them. We don't,

we really don't know. We say sentences like, they're the most practical thing you can do. Don't apply

that to our own lives yeah and

i guess if you think about it a little bit wills are not just about death they're about clarity

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