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Now, they say dogs are man's best friend, and I totally get that. I have two dogs, and I totally get the bond and the connection and that sort of thing.

But I have noticed that there are a couple people in our life that were over the top when their dogs passed away.

And I mean in the eulogies and the burial services

and the extent of email communication and that sort of thing, like almost to the point of

ridiculousness, like almost to the point of over the top. And I don't know is it, did it go too far or not?

Like, you know how when somebody has a family member that is ill and maybe battling cancer?

So they will send out email updates on how that battle is going, what's happening with the chemotherapy or going to a new hospital in another state or that sort of thing.

Well, we started to get those about a dog.

And those continued for a couple of months.

And then when the dog finally...

So do they read like...

I read it...

Just want to let you know that got some bad news this weekend.

Sparky is going to go into the vet because he hasn't been walking or whatever the

situation was, but we'll keep you posted. Definitely. Yeah. And so, and this has happened with

probably three or four different sets of friends and three or four different dogs. So we're not

talking about just like one person that this is, you know, and so I guess it's just that they have become like a real family member.

And so they feel like all of their friends need the, you know, sort of update and that sort of thing.

And then when the dog, one in particular when the dog passed, the length of the eulogy on the email was like it was definitely excessive.

So I don't know.

I'm just wondering what is that connection?

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