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This week, Bailey and Chelsea tackle a surprisingly important question: what happens when someone's ashes are lost before a memorial ceremony? After exploring alternatives to traditional cremated remains and debating whether turning ashes into smooth, pocket-sized remembrance stones is heartfelt or horrifying, things take a sharp turn into a full-blown rant session.
The conversation quickly spirals into one of life's greatest injustices: kids get entire summers off, field days, snow days, and random pizza parties, while adults get spreadsheets, meetings, and lower back pain. From postmortem planning to playground envy, this episode asks the questions nobody can answer: Why did we stop rewarding people with popsicles and sack races? And who decided adulthood should be this boring?
As always, expect questionable opinions, unnecessary complaints, and absolutely no expert advice.
By Bailey MacKenzie & Chelsea SawyerThis week, Bailey and Chelsea tackle a surprisingly important question: what happens when someone's ashes are lost before a memorial ceremony? After exploring alternatives to traditional cremated remains and debating whether turning ashes into smooth, pocket-sized remembrance stones is heartfelt or horrifying, things take a sharp turn into a full-blown rant session.
The conversation quickly spirals into one of life's greatest injustices: kids get entire summers off, field days, snow days, and random pizza parties, while adults get spreadsheets, meetings, and lower back pain. From postmortem planning to playground envy, this episode asks the questions nobody can answer: Why did we stop rewarding people with popsicles and sack races? And who decided adulthood should be this boring?
As always, expect questionable opinions, unnecessary complaints, and absolutely no expert advice.