So we knew that he was going to explode, but he was already stuck to the mattress stopper.

So...

Wait, do dead bodies explode?

Yeah.

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Today, we're speaking to a woman who reached out, and her job is a body removal tech. This is the person who is tasked with taking a no longer living body out of wherever they get found. So we love job episodes. We're going to learn all about

this and we've got the guest on now. So thank you so much for being on.

Hi. Nice talk to you guys. Yeah. No, we don't know anything about this job. Didn't even,

I guess it's like a job you assume someone has to do it, but you didn't really know the term for it. I was in the same understanding too before I got the job. Fair enough.

So can you just tell us, I guess in your words, what does a body removal tech do exactly?

So we get called, a lot of us call ourselves last responders.

So we'll get called to either crime scenes, suicides, anything that's not just a, this is how they died and they had plans for dying.

So if they have a funeral home, then the funeral home picks them up.

Gotcha.

Oh, okay.

Oh, okay.

So people who like didn't, yeah, there was no prior arrangements made.

Yeah. Unexpected or unknown how it happened or they passed alone. That kind of thing.

What's, how does the, how do you end up in this field?

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