Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So today we are going to talk about a unique form of composting that is starting to catch on.

New York has just joined a few other states in allowing you to be

composted when you're done. So the way it works is you are placed in basically a

still box with a bunch of stuff organic material that will help compost you.

It takes about a month.

And then from there your family picks up your dirt and like a bucket.

It's an urn type thing.

Now, this is new.

It has caused a little bit of a backlash particularly among

certain religious communities and those who are very much into tradition

you know this is how we've always done it kind of thing. I don't I don't know how

long that backlash is going to last because I have a feeling this is going to be

super popular, particularly among rural people.

People who hold the same dirt, the same land in a family for generations. I can see this really catching on. I wouldn't mind

literally becoming part of the ranch. I mean that's actually kind of cool to me. But as more

and more states start to accept this form of disposal, I would imagine that you're going to get

more and more outcry from religious organizations and eventually cemeteries because he

had to remember everything's a business in the United States and this is

definitely going to cut in to some business interests because it's

fundamentally altering the way things are done.

At the same time, I really do. I think that demand for this is probably going to win out. I think there would be a lot of people who would

welcome the that opportunity because you know rule people

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