@SergeantLynch
Who gets your money?
Who gets your money?
In the first instance my wife, as we have been equal partners throughout our 42 years of marriage and all our assets are shared equally. If she were to eventually remarry, then I would wish her all the best. (If I could) Though I doubt that she would, as she is too shrewd.
Our daughters would eventually inherit the remainder.
What business is it of yours who gets your stuff after you die?
After I die...None.
Before I die...One generally takes an interest.
Looks like Death23 either doesn't have any kids, or he doesn't have any money.
It could be both.
I'm guessing both.
You'll be dead so it won't be any concern of yours. Isn't that what you said?
Exactly.
Learn to care more for others.
I am capable of empathy, and perhaps sympathy at times.
Though quite often we are the architects of our own fate.
Yours is spiralling downwards.
Yes, fate undeniably, hopefully and gracefully has a metaphorical downwards spiral.
Better that than a downwards plummet at terminal velocity.
You picked the lesser of the two evils.
One doesn't pick per se.
One might take beneficial steps.
Though fate is what it is.
Fate is not evil.
Fate is unavoidably righteous.
Hope you like what fate has in store for you.
Et tu, Brute?
You desire a Shakespearean ending?
No, a reasonable undramatic one will do.
Then why are you quoting Shakespeare?
Because it was a relevant and well known rhetorical quote.
Could have been composed by anyone, but just so happens that it is attributed to W Shakespeare.
Shakespeare made the line famous.
Yes, he made a lot of now famous lines.
They made him famous too.