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This is the Todd and Tyler Ready Empire.

New Jersey's become the 14th state to legalize human composting.

Natural organic reduction, it's called.

I guess it just turns you into a what? Bag of dirt, basically. Soilent green? No, you can eat that, can't you? Yeah, you can eat their crackers, right? But you can't, uh, great movie. You can't eat the dirt. Yeah. Uh, yeah, it's a natural organic reduction for her husband Ken died in February at age 90. Any other places?

A lot of this? Yeah, this is a 14 state. Okay. It's the 14th state. Explain to me what's happening. They put you in a, looks like it's a, I see it. You don't get cremated. It's like some sort of tube. It's a composter, which is different than, you know, a cremation furnace. Right. But it's like a sped-up composting process.

Like it only takes a couple of months, I know, a cremation furnace. Right. It's like a sped up composting process.

Like it only takes a couple of months, I think, maybe 60 to 90 days. You're in some sort of tube, it looks like. Yeah, they break down your human remains into soil and you just, you become a... You want to go to the compost place and watch Daddy rot? And you could, I don't think there's a, I don't think there's a lid to that, Todd.

Yeah, I think once you're in there, you're in there. I'm looking at the picture of one. It's just a big white tube, yeah. Like, what's the point? So they can plant you? Yeah, you're part of the earth again, which is more environmentally conscious? I've always, I know it's anhes, dashes, dust to dust. You know the Bible. Don't cemeteries just look weird anymore in the modern society. Seems kind of like a dated concept. It seems really dated. And especially as centuries move forward, it's like, what are they going to do? I mean, you know. Well, at some point, real estate's just going to become a problem. They're going to run out of room. Yeah. But the ones that are there, I mean, they're not going to desecrate the dead. They won't. Well, that's when you buy a defunct golf courses. I also, we'll find out nobody's buried where we thought you were. Yeah. The earth shifts.

Yeah.

Well, especially if you're in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Yeah, that's right.

You're just in a pile out back of the building.

We've had more than one instance, I think.

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