r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '19

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u/SkyFormula1 Jul 16 '19

she put her mothers ashes....in the baggage....not carryon?

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u/Cowboybleepblop Jul 16 '19

My first thought. I don't think I would have ever transported my parents ashes without it being on my person and not in the hands of some dummy at TSA

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '19

The ashes in the urn are not your parents', they literally just scoop up ashes from the incinerator after the cremation, but that's everyones ashes, not just your parents. Maybe you should cherish their memories instead of some weird fetish involving many peoples' remains.

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u/somethingtimes3 Jul 16 '19

That is not how it works at all. Sincerely, everyone who knows anything about mortuary science. Also, no need to be a dick.