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About this. They're they're keeping their trash opinions of themselves. Yeah, so I'll be voting no on the constitutional amendments. Just vote. Just go vote. All right, it is 1153. That means it is time for this shouldn't be a thing.
If you have a thing that should not be send it into Greg and me. Jane says at civic media. US J N E S A Y S at civic media. US Greg Bach. You found this mornings. This shouldn't be a thing. Yeah, just pros and through all the pages of the of the newspapers. I get like 50 60 newspapers delivered in my house every day. And it takes a long. So busy. So busy. And they're all dedicated to weird stories. And this one came out of Warsaw Poland.
A funeral home in Poland issued an unusual apology on Saturday after a corpse that it was transporting fell out of a curse and into traffic. Oh, you never want that to happen.
I knew this would be something you'd be interested in based on your history. My father was a more addition. And I wonder if there was any technical advice you give to them or what do you what do you do when the
hearse opens up and a surprise a surprise falls out. Yeah. Yeah, that should not be a thing. Correct. And from what I understand, there was a problem with the latch on the
hearse. Yes, which is how this happened. Yes, it's not like someone was opening the door to get a breath of fresh air back there. You want a double check that is locked. Well, of course, yeah, I would go as far as a triple check. Yeah, I'm sure they will be in future. Yes.
Because that's really not something you want tagged on your funeral home. My father with a said, you never want that to happen at a funeral. No, yeah, you never, you never know, no, no, that's no, no, I feel like that's first day teaching on some. He's a new funeral director, a new field record driver day one 101. Like don't let the body. Also, I just want to say the name of the company that transported the corpse was Haiti's funeral service. I don't want to work with
them. Hades HADS. Yeah, Hades funeral services. We that's kind of a double this shouldn't be a thing. You can say, you can send your reviews straight to hell.
We're Hades funeral services and we don't care. Yeah, yes, they did have quite lucky. We picked the body up in the first place. You should be grateful. Here's the quote they gave. It is with deeper
regret. We might we must inform you that as a result of an unexpected technical failure of the electric tailgate lock in the
hearse during the transport of the deceased and unfortunate event occurred, which does not reflect the high standards of our company, our deep empathy towards the families and the
respect we always show the companies apologized to all who were upset by this event. And that's what you do. Then yeah, we didn't we didn't mean for this to happen. That's not
usually that's not usually part of our part of our part of our service.
I just imagine this company was in America to be like, it's the liberals fault.
If you ever have a thing that should not be, okay, I want to chime in on this. Yeah, I mean, then when you add the name of the
funeral company on top of this, it sounds like a Steve O Johnny Knoxville prank. Yeah, it does. I just want to imagine like a new logo. Now it's just it's
just like the the silhouette of a car and the back doors are open on fire and a body's falling out. Hades funeral service. We'll get you there like the
Dickens. That may not be as successful as you think. I like it. Yeah, I'm just I'm just working with what they're giving me here. I mean, they say
doesn't reflect their doesn't reflect their their values, but it certainly does give them new a new way to look at their marketing.
Well, they and they may want to consider a name change. We're just throwing it out there. Hades funeral services. I don't know. You may want to rethink that. All right. If you ever have a thing, you think
should not be sending it into Greg and me at Jane says at civic media dot us J N E S A Y S at civic media dot us. Thank you for joining us for today's
episode of this shouldn't be a thing. We have a very, very busy show coming up for you tomorrow. We will have Dr. Laura Hanks will be here for public service announcements.
Also, a lieutenant governor, Sarah Rodriguez is going to be here. Yep, Sarah Rodriguez at 1033, Sid Shartier at 11 o'clock. Dr. Hanks at 1130. It's a it's a packed week. It's a packed week. Thank you Greg and Calvin and all of our
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