Today's guest is a certified death man. He is uh, he's that, he's that

Sherpa that helps you through that last step into the final front. Yeah.

Today's guest is here to talk everything about everything we don't know about death and being dead.

Ladies and gentlemen it's Mortician Frank Giles.

Uh, we are here today with Frank Giles. Thank you for being here. You're quite welcome.

It's an honor. Well, it's um, it's nice to have you in here, man. It's nice to have somebody

that's really that concierge kind of for the, for the dark arc. You're really right there.

I mean, you're that last, you're kind of the bell hop for the devil or for God really.

That's right. That's what I'd like to look at it. You know, you were check, you were checking your

reservation. We're going to get you there. One, one, one, one, why are the other? Yeah, yeah.

I got to ask you this. Take me through the process of when you guys get a body. Okay.

The first thing that happens is normally a phone call and that phone call most of the time

is going to come from either a hospice nurse, a nurse at a hospital,

nursing home, or either maybe even the county corner. And they're going to call and they're

going to say, you know, we've had a patient expire or we've had a, we've got a client in need

of your services. And they're going to have, they're going to say something like that. And then

we're going to go through and get some information such as, you know, their name, where they're

located, who the next subcany is, and just some short information. And then the next thing that

happens is we've got to receive that body entire care. So it doesn't matter if it's at a house

or a hospital or, you know, nursing home, wherever that person dies, we've got to go. You have to

go to that location. We've got to go to that location. And most of the time, see, I'm in a small

community in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, we don't have people that, you know, take bodies to the

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