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Never let it be said that Bill Battle’s monstrosity, the Collegiate Licensing Company, doesn’t have a knack for both knowing its audience and then squeezing every last penny out of the marke:
From cradle...
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to the grave.
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We often say that we “live for Alabama football.” And, for many, that’s a true statement. But, are you willing to go to your final reward tucked inside a Crimson Tide-branded casket? Does the Script A urn lend sufficient gravitas and solemnity to a life that has now passed? Are these the memories we leave our loved ones with?
To be very clear: I’m not judging anyone who makes this final decision for themselves or for a loved one. But, when the rubber meets the road, just how much of a fan are you?
So, your RBR Question of the Day:
Are you a big enough fan to go to your grave in an Alabama coffin or urn?
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