Ken Coleman

He's in such good shape that I think the bigger issue is, is like you're the only child.

What kind of a will does he have?

There's no will.

He has to do that.

Like, that is priority number one, not you managing his money.

You're already managing his money in the sense that if he begins to lose all of his ability to function, you're already on the account so you can do all that.

But the guy's got $10 million to $12 million out there.

You need to get a will while he's still coherent.

That's priority number one.

You know what's going to happen?

Jade, tell her what happens if he passes and there's no will.

What happens if he's got a stepbrother and everybody comes out of the woodwork?

Not this weekend.

Like you're hanging up the phone with us and you're going to see dad.

Now listen, you know how to talk to him.

Okay.

But you've got to be asking him questions like, Hey dad, do you have an estate plan and things of this nature?

And that's not going to be fun to talk to because he's thinking about getting out.

And last thing he told you, I'm coming back to run my business and all these things.

All righty.