This is The Birch Show.

I don't know that there's any good place for a funeral, but according to Mo, there is definitely one place you should not have one.

Listen, this weekend was tough for me, and I had to attend my uncle's funeral.

And funerals are hard. It is what it is, so you've got to find anything that you can in order to get yourself through it.

And for me, when I find myself in these situations, that's normally humor. And the first thing I said after leaving

my uncle's funeral when I was with my family was when my time comes, I would like for my

service to be anywhere other than New York City. Absolutely anywhere. Does it matter?

Was it right in the city? In Manhattan? It was in Brooklyn.

Okay.

And that's kind of a part of the issue.

Because if you've ever been to New York, then you know pretty much anything you do,

anywhere you go, whatever you're experiencing is going to be on top of whatever is

happening next door.

Just everybody is on top of each other in New York.

It's not enough space.

The walls are too thin. It's a New York experience.

So when I first got there, New York is just so different in the way everything is taking care of.

Because when we first get to this venue, I thought I was at the wrong funeral.

And it's because I guess the lady who opened up the funeral home decided to put a picture of herself, like, in the entrance,

but the way she did it, she did it like, you know, it on a flyer, like the way that they would

put your face on a flyer of someone who just passed away.

Yeah.

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