What item should be tossed onto your coffin (details inside)?

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answer:I used to do military funerals, and this one veteran had a bunch of his favorite stuff in his coffin: a DVD, a Bud Light, and other various trinkets. So I think that’d be a cool idea for me. I would have a video game console, women’s underwear, some of my favorite beers, and some of my favorite books. Lol.

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