I problem. There is no person. Just a bag of bones who’s family pays a ridiculous amount of money to a makeup artist so people who have not cared about them, visited them or called them can look at the soulless brainless hunk of flesh and bones, cry and wail uncontrollably before they go to the restaurant or house party and forget about the person the next day. Just throw my body in the garbage can. Im not there anymore
It's a risky occupation. Some people die of infectious diseases and undertaking would take special training.
Overall, you would be providing a special service. On a facebook group I belong to, someone had extended special thanks to a barber we all knew who had given his deceased dad a haircut so his dad would look more like his old self at the wake.
Whether in the basement or the attic wouldn't really matter. I think I'd be fine with it. But I'm very happy to be retired and would like to remain as such.
I could and would do it.....but it sure wouldn't be my first choice of occupations. I would have problems dealing with the grieving family members. It sure wouldn't be a cheerful work environment.
I have attended a number of autopsies and understand that while not pleasant, it is necessary work.
Funniest thing about this chain of messages is that when I graduated college, right after the Civil War, my university gave me an aptitude assessment. It said I should be a funeral director.
@Mamapolo2016 I had a friend in college that earned his housing by occupying the mortuary overnights. It was a very cool place. Awesome place to party 🎊
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yes, although i'd prefer to be working in the more ecologically friendly forms of undertaking
@PhilDeep nah, at that point the soul is gone. Just a slab of meat and bones. No different than a butcher, just preserving the meat vs letting it rot naturally.