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>As long as it doesn't go against the Lawyer's wishes of fair will executing, due respect must be given to parent sloths

Lack of fairness is almost everything we have to offer. Perhaps making it so long as it doesn't go against the letter of the Will?

Also so long as the future favor isn't not doing a favor for someone else. (Asking for something that interferes with the utility of someone else's favor is fair game) We might find ourselves owing ten favors at the end of the day.