A man reflects on his father's death and the modest bag he inherited, arguing that time with loved ones is the only wealth that matters. Memories of those we lose are what we actually keep.
My father just passed away, and on my back is his bag with everything in it, which is not a lot. And the point of this is there's a lesson that you can have all the money and all the wealth and all the businesses, but the one important thing is time. Time with your loved ones and the people that you care, and for the people that you lose, it's the memories. So time actually is the biggest asset you can have. So spend it wisely and use it so you have the memories of the people that you love and you lose.
