Hey Death,
What's up with you?
What you doing right now? Taking a walk? or having a lunch or maybe you just scrolling through your list of people you wanna claim...
Don't you ever get tired? walking tirelessly around the world, must be a hard job, i mean i barely do half the job you do and get stressed, like how do you do it?
You don't get emotional when you about to take people from their loved ones? i mean the cry of dying mom leaving her kid or a man leaving his wife or a ten year old kid who's probably hasn't entirely lived.
I ain't tryna judge you, i know it's your hustle and i respect that, but respectfully you seem really cold man...
Whatever the case is, i hope you give prior notice when you about to claim me, i'd be grateful man...i can get to say goodbye to people that really matter to me.
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