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You know, you were talking about hard island.

Over a million people are buried there.

Over a million people.

I should have known when I brought this off that you would go deep dive into it. I know. I came across it yesterday. You know, right now I'm at a point in my life where I have a thirst for knowledge. Yes. I'm learning more things. I'm reading more. I'm just, I don't know what it is. So I come across this hard island. And now you're looking into it. It's it blows my mind there were civil war soldiers there

and there were also other people like you were saying that didn't have next of kin to claim the body

yeah so the city that decides this is where we put people they also put people there that were

dying of epidemics there's actually COVID-19 people buried there.

Really? Yes. And, you know, because of the reaction to COVID-19 around here and what was going on,

yeah, a lot of people were buried there after that as well. So you have like stillborn and you have

Civil War soldiers, no next of kin people. And then

there are those who want to be buried there. People want to be buried there? Yes, some composer

by a name of Noah Koshchewski wanted to be brought. Koshvsky? Yes. He's buried there.

Why did he want to do that? I don't know. I, listen, I don't know why. I just thought maybe would say that because

if it says he wanted to be buried there, that might have been because of, you know, if you were

reading it, I don't know. It just says he wanted to be buried there with no other explanation.

Yeah, but I would think when you have a city of almost nine million people and, you know, a lot of people are dying every single day just

like a lot of people are being born every single day yeah i mean if you don't have a next of kin

then the question comes what do you do with the body yeah i mean this this is now take it this is now

not a feel good tuesday right now the only thing i, before we move on to something else, the only thing I... I would cremate the body myself. Yeah. The only thing I would think about is, like, there is someone's job to, like, get those bodies... Unfortunately, yes. On a boat to go over there, you know? Yeah. And then do that. Like, that's somebody's job. Well, yeah, it's a whole city. I'm assuming it's a whole city organization. Think that person's listening right now? I think they're a listener. I think there are more than one person. I think it's probably a whole group of people. Yeah. I don't know. You know, I mean, you ask me these questions out of the blue. I'm trying to give you answers. I don't know what it is, man. It's like when you're a kid, you ask all the questions. And then for a long stretch of time, like I don't, I didn't ask as many questions. When you're in your 20s, you're dope, you're running around. You have no idea what's going on. Then you get a little bit older, then you want all the answers to the questions. Once you have kids, yeah, you want answers to questions. Well, yeah. True. I mean, but I also I don't know if it's just, I wonder if I didn't have kids, would I still be, like, trying to find out more stuff?

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