Count up at 508, we'll drink a toast with a show of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way of 550.

But first great check out of Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on.

Well, thank you, Miles.

Experts are now recommending that people have a plan for the digital legacy

that they're going to leave behind when they pass as well as the physical assets that they have.

Your digital legacy. So I started reading this article because at first I'm raising my eyebrow and they didn't start it off well.

They were like, you know, imagine, you know, what are your friends passes away that you realize you're trying to get onto their Spotify?

They have all their playlists and all of their, this downloader that you can't get access to. It's like, okay.

That was theirs.

Right.

But then they start talking about there's different accounts that you, that you should

like entrust to somebody else.

How many times have we heard the story of somebody who would like to get a Facebook page

deactivated for somebody who's passed on that you can't?

Yeah, I know. So it's, that's kind of one of the things that they're talking about.

There's bank accounts and there's accounts that you have put your money into that you should

have somebody on there in case of an emergency or in case of a tragedy that you can pass

things on to.

So it was packaged really, really poorly to make a decent point.

Okay.

Yeah, as far as banking and all that, right, because all that crap's online now.

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