Welcome back to other people's lives. I'm your host, Joe Sanagato. I'm your host, Greg

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Greg. Deal of the century. Deal of the century ladies and gentlemen. Anyway, Greg, what do

we have today? Today we're we're going to take a little trip to the funeral home.

We're a flash trip. Flash trip. We're going to find out what happens to us when we die.

Right. Well, we're not going to find out your body. Your body. Your body. Your vessel.

On earth. Yes. Yeah. Vessel. The temple that we leave behind. Right. So we are speaking to a

young woman who is a funeral director and an embalmer. So she's like getting her hands dirty.

Yeah. Which is honestly something I never think of. I mean, I think most people choose not to

think about like, hey, what happens to our bodies when we die? I just like think about

like the mental side of it. Like imagine me around dead bodies all day. Well, that too.

That is a job. Like bodies make people scream. Yeah. I don't have the stomach for that. Yeah.

I don't want to see a dead body. Dead bodies are crazy. I don't like that. An idea of an

open casket is psychotic to me. I mean, I'm just used to that from growing up and growing

up and growing up. Just think about it. It's psychotic. What are we doing? Yeah, it's not.

We're we're putting makeup on a dead person. What is the origin behind that? I wonder what the

god damn casket? It's probably something crazy. I don't know. Some crazy like superstition of why

it has to be open but close that shit. Every time I do go to a wake though, it's like I do think how

crazy it is. Like, all right, I'm about to turn this corner and now we're just all going to be

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