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It is 11.52.
Calvin, that means it is time for this shouldn't be a thing.
This shouldn't be a thing if you ever have a thing that should not be.
You can email it to Jane says at civic media dot us, J a N E S a Y S. Jane says at civic
media dot us, Greg, you found this one from the world of pets.
Yes.
A French pet edition for the rest of this.
I will talk like Mauritia Valier.
So I don't know if you've heard this person, his name was Elaine Delon, Elaine Delon.
He was a French actor who died and he said one of the things he would really love, he
would have really loved to done was to have been buried with his pet dog, Lubo.
He was, he was an animal lover and loved that dog very much.
Here's the kicker, Lubo's still alive.
Good.
Yeah.
He, Elaine, all wanted to put the dog down.
What?
He thought it would be best if when he died, the dog died too.
So he said, Hey, everybody, when I die, you know, be grave, you bury me my dog and
they're like, Oh, do you have a tiny earring with his ass?
Like, nope.
Doc's still alive and back.
You take care of it.
I'll be dead.
So this caused a kerfuffle.
I would hope.
So what does he think he's an Egyptian king or something?
I don't know.
He's dead.
So who knows what he thinks?
He was also buried in the family home and sorry, but it just looks, I know this is
a very American.
I know it's probably pronounced a douchey, but it looks like douchey Paris, but it's
south of Paris.
I think it's douchey douchey douchey douchey.
He was set it in 2018 interview that he loved this dog more than any of his pets and
he had 50 pets, 50 dogs in his life.
That's a lot of dogs, by the way, that's a, that's a high dog turnover.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We could, we knew more investigation or do our research, but he said he wanted this
dog to be buried with him and really, like the notion was that he wanted the dog then
to be put down because also the dog would miss him too much as well.
So it was just be the same thing.
It just, oh, that hurts my heart.
Well, here we go.
This is why I brought it up.
I didn't want to make you sad, right?
After the, after his death, animal rights activists and concern citizens raised the alarm
about the dog's fate, along with the Bridget Bartow Foundation, which is an animal
rights group.
She was a huge animal rights supporter and apparently was a friend of this person and
contacted the family and told them about it.
And they said, don't worry, the dog is great.
Loubo is fine.
Loubo is fine.
Nothing will be over fine.
The dog will be, will, will, will live and a long, happy life for as long as it needs
to live.
And that's, and that's great.
So that was why I brought it up.
I am not saying that the dog living should not be a thing.
My point is that people who die saying, take my pet with me, even though they're still
alive, shouldn't be a thing.
I think we can all agree on this.
Yes.
The family said we are totally against the idea that anyone euthanizing an animal for
this reason, the lawn or no-delonged organizations that work to protect animals want society
to develop awareness that an animal is an individual separate being.
So the animal, Loubo was protected and is, as far as I know, enjoying law.
Life in France.
Well, that's wonderful.
I hope he's having homemade biscuits and all kinds of tweets and the finest of cheese
apples.
The finest of macarons.
Whatever else makes Loubo happy.
But no chocolate.
It's bad for the dog.
Yeah.
I'm glad that people stepped in and stepped up.
I loved my dogs.
Yeah.
Loved my dogs.
I would never have assumed that they could never be happy beyond me.
Oh, God.
You know what I mean?
That would never even, you have to be such a narcissist to think my, your dog will be,
okay.
Your dog will, well, of course they're going to be upset or confused.
I've seen the heartbreaking video.
Oh, yeah.
But you and no way, shape or form, think to yourself, well, it would just be better
if, because they'll never be happy again.
Yeah.
Exactly.
And still thanks to sniff and, and do and chase and eat and all kinds of scratches to
get.
So so many scratches.
I miss my dog right now, Jayne.
All right.
It's good.
This was not a thing because it should not be a thing.
Exactly.
Calvin, let's play that out clip, please.
This shouldn't be a thing.
And we're glad it wasn't a thing.
Again, if you have a thing that should not be email it to, Jane says at civic media.
That US anything else.
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He lives.
I think in Ohio.
Yes.
He's a, he's a small homestead in, in Ohio.
It's a very complicated address, but we'll make sure that we get them to you.
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