Marc Sollinger

I still have that baseball cap.

It's on a shelf in my partner and I's apartment, and it is not leaving, and it is not going to accidentally be donated to Goodwill.

Love you, Dad.

After the break, a story about cleaning up when someone's gone.

Back in a moment.

Welcome back.

Our next story is from Lisa Schroyer, who told this at a Denver Story Slam.

Here's Lisa, live at the mark.

That was Lisa Scheuer.

Lisa is a popular knitting content creator and writer based in Colorado.

She's currently at work on a memoir about her conspiracy theorist father and how she and her siblings cleared up the mess he left when he died in 2022.

We reached out to Lisa to see if she had anything else she wanted to share about the events of the story.

She said, quote, It took us four days to clean out that RV, but it'll be a lifetime figuring out what the hell happened.

My dad was an extreme doomsday prepper and conspiracy theorist, but he was a pretty normal middle-class corporate guy until he was in his 50s.

Then he got into internet conspiracies, my mom left him, and yeah, the American dream went sideways.

He died alone in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by guns.

Weird thing, he was finally happy there.

That brings us to the end of our episode.

Thanks so much for listening.

We hope that you're able to keep your loved ones in your thoughts, no matter where they are.