One day, I was at a gas station near where I live.

And I looked across the street and it's a funeral home there.

And I asked the question I've always asked myself,

what do you do in there? It caught me that day.

What do you do? And how do you do it?

I said, you know, I've always been interested in the Egyptians,

which by the way, the Egyptian embombers usually made one incision down the side.

And if you were an embama and I'm your son, I'm an embama.

My son becomes an embama and it gets passed down.

But during the days of the Egyptians, if the embama made a mistake,

do you know what the penalty was?

Death. If you made that incision wrong, you died.

So, I always had a fascination with that.

I was in the embombing room the following week.

And I learned real quick what we do.

You're listening to Love and Radio. I'm Nicholas Vanderkohl.

Today's episode, Calling Hours, featuring Graham Putnam and Mahoney funeral parlors.

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