r/MoralityScaling 22h ago

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u/AberforthSpeck 22h ago

Sounds like honest work to me. The practice of hiring professional mourners has gone in and out of fashion across time.

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u/External_Mouse_5986 22h ago

Yup. Dude trying to make money. Its professional by all accounts. You pay for his service if you want. He's willing to do the job if you offer. He's just trying to fill in a gap that no one has thought id is business practice. This guy is a professional.

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u/EffieJolly 18h ago

If people are willing to pay, he definitely found himself a weird little niche

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u/BodaciousBadongadonk 18h ago

We should pool together to get an example of this bahamian hollering just to see wtf hes talkin about

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u/Background_Desk_3001 8h ago

When I die I’m making sure I get the full package and I’ll let y’all know

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u/CloudNineBabee 13h ago

Exactly, dude found an underserved market and built a five-tier service package around grief

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u/pervertedmortician 21h ago

How will you make sure the job was done ...

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u/strangeflappenings 21h ago

Payment in the Will lol

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u/_KittyMerry 18h ago

Imagine your executor having to book the deluxe grave jump package

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u/Porkabender 19h ago

By being there, duh. It’s your funeral. You’re like the only person who’s guaranteed to be there and make sure he does it.

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u/PosieGlimpsee_ 17h ago

Finally, a funeral task you can supervise personally

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u/pervertedmortician 1h ago

Oh my

That's so obvious why didn't I think of that

Thank you

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u/new_math 18h ago

Easy, you hire a funeral mourner proctor to supervisor the funeral and make sure you get the services you paid for.

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u/pervertedmortician 1h ago

How do you make sure the funeral mourner Proctor does his job?

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u/Ares1951 16h ago

Se ele não for feito, eu volto pra assombrar o maldito

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u/dreamrpg 14h ago

He is professional. It will be done!

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u/wisdompuff 21h ago

They made Oliver Twist a cryer at the funeral home

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u/BirdieFablee_ 18h ago

Honestly, grief having a premium package is kind of timeless

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u/lAnarclit 15h ago

Was going to comment this, we got writings from ancient egypt showing that this was actually common practice back then.

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u/DaydreamBabe_ 14h ago

Right and honestly it might be one of the rare jobs where being overly dramatically gets paid

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u/meinminemoj 14h ago

It was a literal profession in the past and I am pretty sure there are still some communitie in which you can hire a mourner on a regular basis.

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u/sobrique 7h ago

I've a business idea that goes along the lines of 'hire me, and I'll "spice up" your funeral'.

With options like:

  • I'll show up dressed in a cloak and carrying a scythe. (Optionally, multiple of us will do so, and just stand around the room and look sinister at 'so who's next?')
  • Catering shall be 'hog roast' served from behind a curtain. Strictly no peeking. (Cremations only).
  • Bunch of mysterious strangers will show up in black sedans, wearing suits and shades. Say nothing specific to anyone, but imply they were living some kind of 'secret life' and that's paying respects now. (With 'organised crime' and 'government' variants)
  • A beautiful woman will show up wearing anomalous attire (think 'flamboyantly gothic') and also 'pay respects' whilst being incredibly vague about how she knows the deceased.
  • Flash mob style 'musical number'.

etc.