Why does death have to be so exhausting and expensive for the living?
Why can’t someone just die and that be it!? Doing all this stuff is going to kill me!
31-35, M
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BigAssLeech · 31-35, M
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@PatKirby they have a law in Oklahoma that caskets for sale here must be manufactured here. That’s part of the racket. If a person wants to go out of state and buy one they can’t stop them but when you are making funeral arrangements it’s too late for that. They’ll also tell people at the funeral homes that’s it’s a law that you have to have a liner for grave adding extra expenses. But my daughter’s sociology class had a section where they learned about these laws and there’s none that require a liner for a grave.
PatKirby · M
@cherokeepatti
That's terrible and borderline abusive. The funeral home I went to for my mother was very professional but I clearly noticed they position themselves to make money from your grief. Especially when you are at your weakest, thus they can maximize their profits from death through grief of the living. Everything's so expensive. Non-stop revenue because people will always die, providing a constant flow of dollar$. Yeah, it's a racket. I don't recall it always being this way. I recall this thing called respect for the dead. I guess those days are gone, replaced by the daze of the death industry.
That's terrible and borderline abusive. The funeral home I went to for my mother was very professional but I clearly noticed they position themselves to make money from your grief. Especially when you are at your weakest, thus they can maximize their profits from death through grief of the living. Everything's so expensive. Non-stop revenue because people will always die, providing a constant flow of dollar$. Yeah, it's a racket. I don't recall it always being this way. I recall this thing called respect for the dead. I guess those days are gone, replaced by the daze of the death industry.