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[localweirdo]

Hello, I hope you are all doing well. My name is Hu Tao and I was curious.

Is there anyone here who might be interested in learning how to do a burial? Or perhaps might know a thing or two about it?

Please do let me know, I want to see how many people might help me restart my business! I promise that if you join, you'll be a discount on whatever coffin you choose!

[And there she goes.]

Comments

[localweirdo]

People need to take into consideration of what kind of urn it is. Not only that, it also depends on the person.

If they had an honorable life, it would only be fair they deserve the most expensive urn.

[Unless they want to be thrown in a regular jar. Not that Hu Tao minds considering her sense of humor.]

[apshot]

They're dead? Like they're really gonna care???

[localweirdo]

Their family might.

And it's out of respect! Have you no shame for upholding what they might want? Be careful, they might come and haunt you one day.

[apshot]

If it's about what the family wants then ultimately it's a selfish thing rather than anything like respect.

Just making themselves feel better.

[localweirdo]

Even if it might be what the individual wants? To let their family decide?

[apshot]

Didn't say it like that now did I?

[localweirdo]

I suppose not. Although, what would you recommend then?

What shall we do with a dead body once its owner has left?

[apshot]

Beats the hell out of me. The body is just that. A body. That's not who the person actually was?

[localweirdo]

It's still out of respect. The person's soul was once in the body and thus, it should deserve the upmost quality in regard to how it's buried.

[apshot]

Personally don't give a damn about what happens to mine after I'm done with it

[localweirdo]

Is that so?

I know I shouldn't be surprised as there are some who might not care. And yet, I have to ask is there any real reason why?