A New Yorker cartoon, which shows a man announcing to others in a room that those who are not mentioned in the will can still have a consolation prize of a valuable gift bag, comments on the process of a will being read to interested parties. The cartoon can be viewed and prints of the cartoon can be purchased for home display here.
Special thanks to Naomi Cahn (Harold H. Greene Professor of Law, George Washington University School of Law) for bringing this to my attention.
