The guys get a bit reflective about life and death as they learn that Ryan Hadley, a tattooer, was losing his battle with cancer.

We talk about Ryan and his time on the Ink Master tv show, and how we all view that as a platform to dissect someone's talent as a professional tattooer, with Chris giving more insight into how unfair that show is.

Hear the guys discuss how they would navigate their lives knowing they were going to die, and what they would want their lasting legacies to be.

Jon recalls a guest on his other podcast that approached life never assuming they were going to live to various ages, and how that may have allowed them to really squeeze more out of life than someone who expected to live a longer life, and much more as we discuss our ideas on what it means to be alive.

This episode is dedicated to the memories of Ryan Hadley and Joshua Carlton. Rest In Peace.

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