[This Just In]

I vividly recall when my grandparents were in poor health, and I would witness relatives who weren't around often(my family lived and cared for them in the same house)come for a visit and remind grandma, "I want this(pointing to wrist watch which grandma was wearing at the time) when you die." Or similar situations. My relatives would remind me that I should make sure I got something, to which I replied, "If grandma or grandpa wishes to leave me an heirloom or property it is up to them to decide." And I truly meant it.

To this day, I do not posses one item from either grandparent. I realized at that time that family members can behave rather unseemly when it comes to inheritance. That realization saddened me deeply.

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People can be real sick when it comes to inheriting things. Your right, they are like rabbid dogs and will snuff the other family member out just for a piece of the pie. If i was going to croak and someone said "I want this when you die", i would leave them a bag full of dog poopie for their inheritance. ;)