Have you seen a tourist doing something like that in your locale too?

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ioanasphere@reddit

Some people are just hopeless and lived life without understanding a single thing about it. Bet she alao voted for Brexit but loves to come to Greece and do this shit :))

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WarthogVast3210@reddit

And then the cat goes over and pisses on it - nice for the poor hubby

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AgitatedSplit4039@reddit

I don't wanna be racist but western europeans are known to spread filth in history

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I mean, if I died and told my wife I wanted my ashes spread on the White House lawn, you bet your ass she'd find a way and do that shit whilst shooing Trump away. And, let's face it, there are things more important (to each and every one of us) than common sense and manners are...

The thing I'm wondering... wouldn't this had been way better done at night? With some solitude? And intimacy? And a feeling of closure?

As it stands, it looks as if she's throwing away her incinerated cat's poo. For internet points.

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Prestigious-Job-9825@reddit

Main character syndrome final boss

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Imaginary_String_814@reddit

I mean while it’s cringe/weird isn’t it still somehow showing respect to the host country ?

In a weird way, but I guess her husband and her had very good memories there.

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The_Thighbiter@reddit

he will end up being stepped on even in his death until the rain sweeps him into a sewage drain

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Imaginary_String_814@reddit

😂😂😂 very true

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AlphaCentauri10@reddit

We try to find romantic meaning to things until you see the brutal reality.

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Thalassophoneus@reddit

His good memories may as well be defecating outside people's doors.

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wassilis7@reddit

As a Greek from Crete specifically though not overly annoyed why do it in town like there are sooooooo many places that are better at the beach on the mountain anywhere other then on the streets it's either gonna get washed away into the sewers cause a granny wants to clean her balcony or sweeped with the other trash on the street and thrown in the bin. Also this is mainly just weird

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Prestigious-Job-9825@reddit

Yeah, maybe, but it is also inconsiderate toward other tourists. She makes them trample on a dead person's ashes

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Orbit1883@reddit

Also huge disrespect for the locals, the place.

Typical main Character only "Me myself and i"

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Advanced_Main8890@reddit

Trample ?

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wrongitsleviosaa@reddit

No different than wood ashes IMO

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Prestigious-Job-9825@reddit

But at least there are fewer tourists in the woods than at Santorini, which is one of Greece's top tourist spots

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wrongitsleviosaa@reddit

Yeah, unless her late husband had some trampling kink or she hates him, the stairs at Santorini are not the best choice lol

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Inner_Variety2826@reddit

I kinda get what you're saying but respect isn't the word you're looking for. Those people probably had some nice memories there which is very nice for them, but going to a foreign country's and start spraying the ashes of a dead person like you are in your own backward show the total disregard they have for the country, the place and its people. I mean would you mind if someone paid respect to your country by spraying ones ashes on your front door to honor their very good memories they had in your city?

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Dizzy_Arachnid4292@reddit

Showing respect would be scattering them into the sea or on a secluded beach not on some dirty ass stairs where sweaty tourists will step on them. Some underpaid, fat guy named Giorgos will sweep them away next morning while smoking a cig so whats the point

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stuckwitharmor@reddit

It's not that hard to get permission to correctly dispose of a loved one's ashes. A friend's husband wanted to scatter her ashes in Cyprus and spoke to the authorities, they guided him on where and how to do it. No harm, no offence and her memory was honoured.

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Adept-One-4632@reddit

Why does she want to dismember her late husband ? Did she hate him that much ?

If I ever had a loved one's ashes in a jar and had it with me on vacation, i would instead put it next to a window to enjoy the view as much as possible.

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Small-Addition-1705@reddit

oh my god

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hi-jump@reddit

I can’t tell what country they are from? Which Nordic country is it?

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lotzik@reddit

The only wrong thing is to post it to tiktok.

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LudiCucek@reddit

I'm pretty sure this is illegal in Greece. You can't spread ashes in urban public spaces like a street. Sea and nature are okay.

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Q_unt@reddit

Disney Cast Members use two primary codes when guests attempt to scatter human ashes at the parks: "Code Grandma" and "White Powder Alert".

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Low-Computer2480@reddit

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dcell1974@reddit

Coincidentally, Donny is implied to be Greek-American - Donny Kerabatsos.

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Top_Date6455@reddit

Fckin ignorant

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eric_cartmanovski@reddit

Bruh

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tomdwilliams@reddit

Keeping him in a lenor laundry pearls tub is just the icing on the cake!!! (At least she peeled off the label)

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molindevent@reddit

Are human ashes really any different from regular ash or gravel in any practical sense? They’re not hazardous or anything so why do people get so upset about scattering them in public?

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Independent_Depth248@reddit

You know the answer. It's not any that diffrent, BUT the sentiment is diffrent here since is human remains.

In a natural park I worked years ago, we allowed human remains scattering but we had/have specific rules. It's must be on designated place allowed by the park only. It's must be very early morning when no other visitors is still in the park (people can get emotional and they may not like get cloud of dust of someone remains on him/her or breath of that same dust if windy). And it must be scattered quickly and no extra ceremony so to keep the natural park as natural. Also the place was off the path so no one is stepping on the ashes.

This wamen is the video for me is more of self show off than actually respects her husband remaining. People behind her a first to step, breath and got dust and be part of her ritual. 🤧

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sakallicelal@reddit

Could be worse

https://i.redd.it/oampbvjiya3h1.gif

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Ok_Newspaper_9696@reddit

She loved her husband so much, that she wanted many to walk over him. Maybe he had a foot fetish, that would explain it.

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violet_lorelei@reddit

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True-Blacksmith4235@reddit

Imagine dying and your wife becomes viral for throwing your ashes around on a staircase.

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zminky@reddit

could be connected to why the husband might have died early

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Serious-Fortune-4844@reddit

Ashes that will be promptly removed in a dustpan by an annoyed Greek lady who needs to clean her Airbnb for the next Karen to come

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Savings_Dragonfly806@reddit

I mean I find cremation already disrespectful, but this takes it to the next level

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Imaginary_Peach391@reddit

Yeah, it’s much better to be eaten and shat by the worms

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Frank_cat@reddit

That is natural. Decomposition is natural.

Burning it and then grinding the bones...

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oioioioioioiioo@reddit

I wouldn't do this even to my enemy countries

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CalydonianBoar@reddit

Grotesque

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Greek_GEEK2468@reddit

This doesn’t even make sense. Why would you put your husband’s ashes on a place where they WILL get stepped on?!

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lxCuriousBugxl@reddit

Idk if she knows, but most likely someone is gonna clean it.

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Jolly_Resolution_212@reddit

who tf thought this was a good idea

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4UBBR_Nicol_Bolas@reddit

She hates her husband that much?

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topouzid@reddit

It’s just ash, why would we mind? It’s near the volcano anyway. The wind will take it all away.

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Aspect2Live@reddit

Legally speaking, isn't that flying with and importing human remains without necessary documents, improperly disposing of human remains, littering and public disturbance all rolled into one? I'm pretty sure most (if not all) of these are illegal nah?

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Main_Masterpiece8414@reddit

I was thinking the same.

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Alex_1729@reddit

Morbid. And disrespectful.

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ianishomer@reddit

She should have chosen somewhere with snow, at least he would have been useful on how final journey.

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erythrocytes235@reddit

I saw a Russian tourist pissing from the balcony once.

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bulbulator050@reddit

Russians don't invent toilets yet.

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That-Lingonberry-779@reddit

Why not just throw it in the ocean?

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Capricornnetwork05@reddit

Imagine as people walk on the ashes they just get stuck on people’s shoes. This man’s ashes are now all over the world lol

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cosmicdicer@reddit

Disrespectful, inappropriate, inconsiderate, idiotic and frankly, disgusting. And in a place surrounded by blue deep sea, where is usually the place ti scatter ashes

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figflashed@reddit

Imagine it rains and now you’re slipping on burnt corpse dust mud?

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cosmicdicer@reddit

Horroble to imagine tbh! Yet realistically, since santorini has a notoriously dry climate and also notoriously strong winds, the main thing is that you will inevitablebly have all over you but you'll also inhale those tiny particles of human ashes....

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