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1:06

Как попал в похоронный бизнес

2:22

Как устроена ритуальная служба?

6:12

К кому обращаться если умер человек?

8:04

За какой вид захоронения?

10:59

Что было самым сложным на старте

13:13

Сколько стоит гроб?

15:55

Кем ещё работал?

18:08

В ритуальном месте все попилено?

18:47

Как бы охарактеризовал владельца бизнеса

19:10

Какие задачи морга?

20:19

Самые страшные и курьезные случаи

22:50

Что делает агент?

25:38

Как разобраться в себестоимости

31:00

Что самое неприятное в работе агента?

31:38

Кого сложнее всего хоронить?

33:13

Как гость и люди относятся к смерти?

35:07

Про самоубийц

35:24

Про конкуренцию

36:20

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36:58

Как повлиял интернет

37:44

Откуда агенты узнают о смерти?

38:25

Про заработок

39:29

Про отпевание

41:05

Какими качествами должен обладать агент

41:35

Про коронавирусное время

45:44

Про священников

46:21

Про организацию транспорта

47:31

Про самых худших и лучших клиентов

48:08

Про перезахоронение

49:21

Правда ли, что опасаются людей в похоронном бизнесе

50:13

Рекомендация для желающих попасть в сферу

51:01

Как справлялся с эмоциональной нагрузкой

51:25

Блиц

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or violent ones the blue ones die

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who just hanged themselves who were killed And

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how many This man and the average

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build there is one meter seventy, let’s say there is

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ashes left for you An agent comes and

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starts processing you the best

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month I had was under 500-600 thousand the

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most unpleasant thing is that that you see

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tears all the time How do you yourself feel about

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death I take it all calmly

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[music]

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friends Hello Noobs issue people about and

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today we are filming about something that I, in principle,

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wanted to film for a long time, probably more than 4

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years, but I was afraid all the time because in

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in this business, which we will talk about today,

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they are killing right and left, but I hope they do

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n’t kill me, dad will help if anything happens, and

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today we are talking about the funeral business in funeral

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parlors, or is it correct to say

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when a funeral service parlor Probably a

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funeral service, how does it all

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work, and that’s the first question to our

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guest even in a themed mask How did you

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even get into this business and who

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14 because a neighbor worked in a cemetery

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there were situations when we were working

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illegally when the police came and we

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all abruptly fled into the forest and it turns out there were

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only 5 workers left in the cemetery

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just a lot of graves where there was just

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unfinished work in the end it

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was normal why the police came at all I don’t

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know

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the check for illegal immigrants and so on You

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painted the city And how much did they pay for it

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I was paid

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normally in principle for a 14 year old

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teenager you a day I think I just

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painted the fences myself but there was such an episode in

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my biography,

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even thousands of rubles a day for a teenager,

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it’s normal all this money went to you, your

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sidekick who brought you there, it

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was also hard to

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eat those who are the director of the cemetery.

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And there they will manage everything, from them everything

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goes to the director of the cemetery, officially

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some kind of- then the figure is essentially an official and

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then the funeral is ritualistic, this is a service. This is it. Well, it’s

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right there, officially in every

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cemetery, or there may be several of them in the

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cemetery itself. There is an official

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KGB office now in the Moscow region, in short, a

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state budgetary institution. Well, yes, and next to the

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cemetery. Just where they sell monuments.

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and let’s say a

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relative is dying. I should contact the

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ritual agent directly.

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More precisely, he will contact you himself, that is,

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Mark will tell you that such and such a person has died and they

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will call the relatives. Yes, usually as soon as a

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person dies you

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funeral agents call, there are a lot of them, they

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can call, but the first one usually calls,

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the state starts in your ears,

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another agent comes to you, more agents, and then

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who will you choose?

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will be needed This is most

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likely a coffin of clothes If necessary, a bed

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in a coffin

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transportation movers Well, the grave

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first of all deals with all this

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Agent But as a rule he tells you what to

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do and that’s all If you don’t have

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a grave he will provide you with either you can

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buy you can

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either a place

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and at least for the price of a one-room apartment somewhere.

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Where did you work in Moscow, Moscow

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region, how many graves do you have there? Let’s say there are so many

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graves. Well, there are free ones, again

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I repeat, mostly free in the region,

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and well, 200,300 thousand. But

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if you want for someone... Some closed

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cemetery there might cost about 15 million, the

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place is closed This is between where it’s already

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rare Who is buried only some well-

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deserved officials there

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can still be kept there if there is such an

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opportunity You’re more for what kind of

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burial, that is, a cremation urn or is

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there a body in coffin and bury

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Thank you And what is happening, where will we start?

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Well, from the start the person died called

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me The agent suggested there, that is, how everything

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happens when a person dies

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An Agent comes to you and starts

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cannot sell services That is, if,

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relatively speaking, they make less than 200 thousand and

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then

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everything is the other way around, they can tell you the

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coffin costs 5000 But they could take it for 35

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thousand. Also, as a rule, there are runners,

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they collect documents for you so that

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you can [ __ ] with documents like a certificate of

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and this is the service How much does the Agent

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Well how much do they earn on average,

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here is the cost of

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I’m trying to understand the margins. Well,

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look, you can do it badly if you do

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everything at cost and a free place

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Well, here you are, it means you painted there

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right away these fences Yes, that’s what was the most

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difficult at the start That is, maybe there were

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some fears or nothing of that there were no

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fears, there were no fears Well, all the

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time I treated it calmly,

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the only thing was that there were such jokes from the land

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of the cops as a type of initiation Here comes your

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preservation the first one that you see And you

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have to kiss everyone after all the

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relatives kiss the deceased why is it

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like a dedication like that you’re not afraid

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I don’t know what they were thinking then And what did you

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kiss and how that is,

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it was precisely the fellow countrymen

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for you personally there that it was so difficult to

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work under the sun and

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but it wasn’t anything complicated, it was good,

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I painted the fences, and I also

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installed panics. Well, it’s also not. Dusty

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work is hard, rather physically. Yes,

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because, roughly speaking, you have a slab

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that weighs 200-300 kilograms.

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Tombstone, you have to go [ __ ] take it to the

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middle of the cemetery. But there everything is narrow and

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here you're [ __ ] talking about installing

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monuments, there's nothing like that, you're just

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installing monuments, the

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person has already died, they buried it a long time ago. Go with

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you, take it

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to the grave there, do it to me, the one

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who gives you an insight, then the

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escort brigade was

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already there, the whole elder started, then the

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handles of the coffin will break off,

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or something else What kind of escort team is this

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that carries the case of the deceased from the morgue to the

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car from the car to the church and from the church

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to the burial place? This is some kind of music in

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this world,

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then it will be the moment when you are together

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in front of the back of the coffin. Well, it’s clear that

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the cost is different then there is the minimum that

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you saw the minimum that I saw I

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think it’s worth 13

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I’ll show you a photo later, you can

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insert it That is, just boards covered with

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red fabric, that’s right, it was

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n’t even covered there, it’s just chipboard and that’s it That is,

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not even boards, but chipboard just

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Thin plywood And so the cheapest

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groups

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you say are 3000 the most expensive, as I understand it,

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millions of rubles can cost tens of

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probably millions there too, you want it too.

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Mahogany from Italy will do it for you,

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also the most expensive thing in

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the cemetery. This is an elevator so that they don’t let fellow countrymen

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go, namely a special

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device like an elevator and just

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goes down on the elevator Well, I've been

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to funerals two or three times, but again these are

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very old relatives of my

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ancestors there, under 90 years old, everyone was, in

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general, two or three times in their lives,

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it looks just like, well, probably

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diggers and a rope subgroup Ropes with

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two sides And so they slowly go down,

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everyone is crying, throwing earth. Well, some

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kind of symbolic gesture, a little earth and

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flowers on top, let’s say carnations as

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a rule. Well, there you get a

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design of four pillars, a

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coffin is loaded on it and slowly lowered,

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it’s like

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some kind of electric button. you press and the

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generator just stands there Well, this is better

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Probably because it looks somehow more

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modern and secondly

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evenly because it happens that when

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the diggers are there they can let go of

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the rope,

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well again it all depends on

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how much money you have, roughly speaking, with such

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an elevator 1150 it’s just a group to let

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the land 1150 rent it. It’s

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awesome in my opinion. It seems to me that for about

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five thousand there will be ten diggers holding

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it, yes. Well, if you have a lot of money and you

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want an

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awesome funeral and you are ready to pay for

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it, you pay Well, more precisely, you’re not

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relatives, that’s all for you too equally at this

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moment How often is an elevator ordered

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compared to ordinary ropes

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[music]

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escort What other places did you occupy there the

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most interesting understanding

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the most interesting Yes, most likely the Agent and

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just the escort teams

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because the

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escort teams then come up

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to the relatives after the whole ceremony

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they all ask for a tip, no, not everyone, some people give

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a [ __ ], some people even want to fight,

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but as a rule, they give about five thousand for the

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Brigade and everyone is happy. But the most

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they gave us was 35 thousand. More precisely, for the fact

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that they basically just buried it. Normally

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quickly and efficiently without the incident

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depends on the escort team, there are

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escort teams that simply

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Frankly kill your dick and carry it

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without respect as if you were dead or something. And

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someone in the church will give you candles

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and put flowers well I’m closer to you

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if necessary Well, you should somehow

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look prostatic shirt trousers

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or a black suit No

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black shirt Now lately in

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suits just with a tie and an armband

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an armband is hung on the left arm here it

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turns out a

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stripe with a black stripe with a red stripe is

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what the brigade is defeated Well, how is the

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school on duty red And I remind you that the

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the description As always, very there are a lot of people

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who used to work in law enforcement, someone

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brings a cabinet instead of a coffin, he

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was a [ __ ], we had situations when

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morgue refrigerators stopped working,

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there were situations when they said that

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coffins were returned from crematoria back to the

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store, bodies fell out of the coffin when they

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were carried Those who have acquaintances they

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can do almost everything

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in general, it’s true that in the funeral business,

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everything seems to have been cut down a long time ago and

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newcomers are not particularly welcome there.

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Well, this is probably more there from the point of

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view of new ones. Agents of all kinds simply won’t

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give a place; roughly speaking, there is an agency

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that deals with a certain

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territory and all orders are only hers, for

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example, in Losinoostrovsky there is

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one company that deals with everything and

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there are no new ones, they just eat you up. And if

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you start working, then

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the threats already begin. It happens that a machine is burned down by a

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profitable business and they don’t wait for extra Rotov there,

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who did you communicate there? with all sorts of

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directors there is a cemetery there of these funeral

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offices and so on Who basically

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the owner seemed to characterize, that

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is, the opinion that there are all sorts of former

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bandits there, some former officials Well,

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yes, there are a lot of people

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involved in this business, that is, the Ministry of Internal Affairs,

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mostly well, or offices amorg,

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the task of the morgue is to

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write out these certificates before establishing the

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cause of death, to write out essentially a

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death certificate and I was just filming

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in the morgue for a number of reasons, the shooting didn’t

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turn out very cool, it’s still in

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the archive and there I remember to wash it somehow and

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apply makeup some kind, if there are

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any injuries and so on, in principle,

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give away a fully prepared deceased, made up, but in fact, Yes, maybe he’s only

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doing this, but again, there are also agents in the morgue

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who sit and also impose

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services right in the morgue, there

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was a situation, there is It turns out that there is a certificate

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and the grandmother’s grandmother announced 260 thousand for the

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Funeral and then you [ __ ] see,

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he doesn’t have that kind of money at all, he was left alone and

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buried his son on the 2nd

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I couldn’t stand it I just came and [ __ ] up

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these women who were sitting there

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processing and did the

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kind of cases that you saw

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[music]

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on purpose, but it was the relatives who

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asked,

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I’ll show you the photo later. Why

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did they want it? Someone brings a closet

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instead of a coffin, like, he was a [ __ ].

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Let someone bury it in the closet, he says,

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[ __ ], I won’t give you any clothes, it all depends

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on the relatives, there’s a lot

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relatives with jokes But it depends

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on their relationship with the deceased or

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they are just a little crazy someone is

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crazy someone

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is just a shock for someone, roughly speaking, a woman’s

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husband cheated on her a long time ago, she divorced him, there

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was no one else in this LCD Nothing, I

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just [ __ ] bought the cheapest one, I said

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I won’t even wear it, and then

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what struck you so pleasantly unpleasant

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Maybe you’ll remember something 10

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years later 20-50 Well, the funeral

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was filmed on video, they ordered real

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cameramen and filmed the full video they wanted to

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understand what

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[music]

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Then [ __ ] us and I remember it happened to us,

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the priest cursed us there, I wo

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n’t forgive you for this, all that [ __ ]. Well, nothing was just

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tied up normally and all this was

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due to the fact that the coffin was poorly put together.

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Well, also the manufacturer of the question,

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that is, in this it’s not our fault either. There was a

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case when the brigade had a winter exercise

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and they had to go down the hill to the

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grave, but in the end it turned out that we

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all slipped and fell and the crop rides and

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we ride next to it; relatives

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usually behave adequately or there are

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also some... then the excesses all depend on

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how you work, basically, roughly

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speaking, if you treat

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your relatives like a pig there, they think it’s unlikely that anyone

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will like it, even if a

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loved one died there and you were

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either deceived by the Agent or treated somehow rudely

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to you There’s not much that’s pleasant. I think

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you, too, would have made a horse scandal there. There are

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people who think that you owe them everything.

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So she paid the money, you

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should hold the best ceremony there,

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but separate money is taken for that.

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It turns out that you are like an Agent. What do you do

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to a relative? We discuss, choose a

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coffin wreaths if you need a burial place

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burial method

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escort team bus transport

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and everything else on me I order

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accessories of all sorts of

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escort teams from where to where The

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next day either I go or

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the runner goes collects documents while receiving the

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death certificate has already been postponed

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to relatives

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and the entire third day of the funeral as a rule

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as a rule, the third day, yes it happens, and it happens

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faster and longer; I understand that it

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can’t be faster purely physically

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because you won’t have time, but there were cases

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when they were stored on the second day. Why wo

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n’t you have time before three days? The morgue is

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open from 9 to 4, as a rule, issuance

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issuance before there are two of them there. But if you

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pay money, they can give you the

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labor there today. That is, I had such a

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situation that my deceased had already left

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for another city and they didn’t give anything about the death certificate,

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so then the person simply

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said he was dead and was already catching up

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car because the car was traveling to another

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city and that it cannot be transported without a

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certificate

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and that a traffic cop will stop you, let’s say the element is

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any demand, whatever you say, they do

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n’t give away corpses without a death certificate

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Well, as a rule, it’s a state government,

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so they do what they want, they can

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if they don’t like you, they They may

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not give you a certificate for two or three days, it’s

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just a piece of paper, that is, the person died

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and everyone already knows there, well, this piece of paper

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which depends on the funeral, roughly speaking,

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if they were told not to give it to private

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agents,

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they won’t do it; there have been cases

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when they simply wrote down another the day of

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issue you sat in the contract wrote there

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for tomorrow

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and in the end the issue is [ __ ] for the day after tomorrow

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And your bus has already arrived tomorrow

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Relatives have arrived, they are doing it

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specifically to disrupt the funeral or

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to give money

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and what to do Just agree to be

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polite but again from the outside

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relatives of

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relatives

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generally need an agent who is

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sociable, who is fine with everyone

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everywhere, who can help

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where necessary and so on, only

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they can even issue almost everything

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12 o'clock

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died tragedy Everyone there is in shock, and someone is

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just grieving someone but there’s really a

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psychological shock, like there’s money

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here and there and these agents come and say

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Well, there’s 200-300 thousand and how to figure out

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the cost of this in order to arrange

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something reasonable, for

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example there’s 300 thousand, but I understand that

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it might cost 60-100 there, for

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example I I say Well, let's go there OK 120

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150 there they tell me 300 and that's all, well,

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understand, in any case, sooner or later

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that agent will come to you who made

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you much cheaper than the one who

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came the first time, but time is running out,

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they will all come to you within 3 -4 hours

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You can simply choose from them after the

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fact of the funeral, you can have a good

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funeral with a good coffin with good

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transport for

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100 thousand, this does not take into account the services of Morgan

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and

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Mark, how much does

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25-26 charge, it’s the difference, but in many, the face

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can be done without a check and you it will be

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about five thousand cheaper Crematorium How much

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does it cost,

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again, if you choose Khovansky

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is located in Domodedovo and what happens is that it’s

00:27:03

just a person in a coffin Yes, in a wooden one they

00:27:06

probably burn and scoop out well, and as I

00:27:10

understand it, they should not burn in a common

00:27:12

oven in some individual cell

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where are the Ashes, in principle, well, theoretically,

00:27:16

plus or minus only yours if you clean

00:27:18

after each use How it works,

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but I know that the Stone Flower Crematorium

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is

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burned not there, burned in another place, but

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this How do you know this

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assumption or directly No, even on

00:27:36

the site it is written there

00:27:38

were situations when they said that from

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the crematorium they return the coffins back to the

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store Why

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can they sell it And how much is this man of

00:27:49

average build there? Let's say there is a meter seventy

00:27:51

left,

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here is the urn when they give it away Well, everyone steps on the floor of the organ and

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what is the volume of the urn

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there somewhere This is plus or minus to liters

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3 yes, probably three and a half somewhere

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And there you saw it yourself Ashes

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I was also not interested because from

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my relatives

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they give it to relatives or how you

00:28:14

have to eat there about death And they give it

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again, you can also include

00:28:22

ceramic stone ones there for 150 thousand or

00:28:24

metal ones,

00:28:26

there are ceramic ones, whatever you want,

00:28:29

choose it and what do people then do with it? They do

00:28:34

n’t store it at home, they can store it at home.

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This is in the Kremlin wall, this is

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Murmansk,

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if you run out of space on your grave,

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you can put it there. Just

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bury yourself

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there, who is closing the U river with concrete.

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no one died of your relatives

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age yet Well, yes And if someone died,

00:29:30

then I was already small, I just don’t

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know. Total

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You say the real cost is 100k Well,

00:29:38

okay, in principle, you can decide for them,

00:29:40

so it turns out that the first Agent

00:29:43

who came to me there 200-300 called

00:29:46

just ignore him these entrances

00:29:49

Yes, you can count everyone

00:29:52

who comes to you as any agent and then I’ll just

00:29:54

think about it

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and choose the one you like best,

00:30:01

but I would advise everyone to work with private

00:30:03

companies Why is it

00:30:06

cheaper than the state

00:30:12

But it’s best to work privately an agent

00:30:14

who does not work for the company. Well,

00:30:17

how can you understand? That is, when he comes to you.

00:30:19

You just have to check with him.

00:30:21

There, from whatever office he

00:30:23

will say, I’m on my own. So, well,

00:30:25

you can do that, well, you have to understand it yourself

00:30:27

somehow I don’t know on a hunch or something

00:30:29

because agents, as a rule, who

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work for companies come with badges.

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And they also have the company number written on the power of attorney;

00:30:36

company number;

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company name; all this is written; you write the power of attorney

00:30:41

so that the

00:30:43

slider or the Agent himself can already perform

00:30:46

actions in the morgues of someone who died for you,

00:31:01

what is the most unpleasant thing in the work of an Agent, the

00:31:03

most unpleasant thing is that you see

00:31:07

tears all the time,

00:31:08

tears, hysterical states, roughly

00:31:12

speaking, I sat for three and a half hours and

00:31:14

served what Sergei Alekseevich was Good,

00:31:16

yes We don’t have to No, of course But what has to

00:31:19

happen is that you must communicate with everyone

00:31:23

respectfully Even if it applies to you

00:31:24

what does this mean in principle in any

00:31:27

area of life it is useful what else is so

00:31:29

unpleasant the unpleasant smell of the morgue we

00:31:32

had situations when the refrigerators of the morgue

00:31:34

stopped working and it was just

00:31:37

[ __ ] up And who is the most difficult, purely

00:31:40

psychologically, to keep children

00:31:43

the most heavy children, that is,

00:31:46

he buried a lot of children or at his own expense,

00:31:50

the cost again depends on the Agent

00:31:53

who you are on this Like When I was filming

00:31:56

that the shooting didn’t work out there was such a well, an orderly has

00:32:00

been working there for 30 years, he

00:32:03

naturally everyone drinks in black

00:32:06

work, I’m nervous I also asked him,

00:32:09

I say who to work with, the children say, They’re

00:32:14

already older, they’re huge, I still can’t

00:32:16

get used to them. And I also arrived at the morgue

00:32:20

in the morning there at about ten in the morning and just

00:32:23

a few hours later, even at this time on the radio,

00:32:25

they said on the news that a

00:32:27

small

00:32:30

boy was

00:32:32

crossing or Moving on the bike, the

00:32:34

railway and was wearing headphones, I didn’t

00:32:37

see or hear because of the headphones of

00:32:38

the train, it was briefly smeared and when I

00:32:41

arrived at the morgue, the orderly had already

00:32:44

opened it up there and was processing it because he was

00:32:46

doing some procedures there, then I already

00:32:48

ran into him parents and me there,

00:32:51

well, everyone basically

00:32:53

had tears in their eyes. Whoever saw or heard

00:32:55

this situation right Well, it’s easy, even

00:32:58

if you sit like that, think about what it’s like

00:33:01

to lose a child, you

00:33:04

just put your living soul there for 10 years,

00:33:07

your own blood, and then it

00:33:09

just didn’t become like you yourself you relate to

00:33:12

death

00:33:16

and how people generally understand or

00:33:21

how they relate to something,

00:33:24

just because it shouldn’t have happened

00:33:35

if there are a lot of women among the ritual agents,

00:33:44

but even though it’s 50/50, maybe I don’t

00:33:48

know all the agents,

00:33:49

a lot of women are sitting it is in the morgues that

00:33:52

the services are arranged there Morgen where he filmed it

00:33:54

was a family business and the husband is the director of

00:33:57

the morgue Well, of course the

00:33:58

wife is a state morgue Well, experts make all sorts of sections,

00:34:03

I saw right under the glass, a straight section of the

00:34:05

lung, let’s say a thin plate under

00:34:08

the glass and so that the microscope could

00:34:09

study the preparations to prepare the preparations

00:34:12

There are a lot of married couples who are

00:34:14

engaged in a lot of things and who find

00:34:16

relationships in this area. We have

00:34:19

several agents who married a

00:34:22

girl who issues certificates and

00:34:24

now they have lifelong connections, but

00:34:27

they can get a certificate for 30 minutes in an hour. I do

00:34:29

n’t understand how complicated this certificate is.

00:34:31

a man died there Well, although probably

00:34:34

this doctor should work, he should perform an

00:34:36

autopsy, that is, winter As always, there is a

00:34:40

lot of work, you work for days,

00:34:43

I don’t know how autumn and winter are shaping up, there is a

00:34:45

lot of work itself,

00:34:48

now the weather is bad,

00:34:49

tomorrow or the day after tomorrow there will be a lot of work, that

00:34:52

is, people more people die in bad weather,

00:34:53

yes And in winter, some aspens die, some just

00:34:57

hanged themselves, some were killed, some were just frozen,

00:35:01

but have you seen more natural

00:35:03

deaths or violent

00:35:05

ones?

00:35:15

You can save the territory of the cemetery

00:35:17

But no one will be a person

00:35:19

This is considered the greatest

00:35:22

human sin: competition between

00:35:26

agencies You say there are a lot of them Yes there is a

00:35:29

state agency There are a lot of private ones There are

00:35:31

also a lot of private agents What

00:35:34

type of private agent are you? You

00:35:36

have never worked for yourself

00:35:38

the company didn’t work and there’s

00:35:41

competition between all of you because I

00:35:43

understand that the margins are huge, you

00:35:45

say at a cost of let’s say 60

00:35:48

thousand, they can name 200-300 without any problems,

00:35:51

that is, it’s there, well, 200 300

00:35:53

percent of the profit Okay, and accordingly

00:35:56

there should be some kind of competition, of course

00:35:59

very big therefore When you

00:36:01

arrive at the address there are already

00:36:02

7 agents standing there agents sometimes fighting order

00:36:05

also such situations happen you

00:36:08

had

00:36:09

the best of all then what kind of account you

00:36:12

need to come for the deal to work out let's

00:36:15

say so first second third first

00:36:18

three

00:36:19

some if there is competition

00:36:22

there are some kind of intrigues and so on showdowns

00:36:25

you say Well, they fought there emotions

00:36:26

there on the spot for the client And so some

00:36:29

more severe actions are taking place

00:36:32

or not the cars are threatening life there all

00:36:36

sorts of notes leave me a lot of

00:36:38

cars competitors

00:36:42

I remember

00:36:47

And what to do

00:36:57

how the development of the Internet has affected your

00:37:00

business a lot

00:37:04

through Yandex Direct, in my opinion, they do this, I’m

00:37:07

not in the first place, they are very similar to

00:37:11

the State Budgetary Institution ear sites of a budgetary institution Well,

00:37:15

everyone calls there as a rule What

00:37:17

do they do then they take orders for themselves That

00:37:21

is, these are direct sites agencies

00:37:24

Here is the agency's website, you typed in the search for

00:37:29

what to do when a relative dies, the first

00:37:32

line is clicked on the first line,

00:37:34

you call, and an agent comes out to you. There is also a

00:37:37

call center that they call, which you

00:37:41

can call and they will tell you everything,

00:37:43

how to do what, where is the private

00:37:47

funeral agency from? or private agents in

00:37:49

general similar to you find out that a person has died

00:37:51

and you need to go, most likely the

00:37:55

money is still alive, you just need to

00:37:57

go up and pick it up Yes, I

00:38:00

understand that employees give up, employees blink,

00:38:03

morgue employees, ambulance police, everyone who

00:38:05

is there,

00:38:08

but there are also

00:38:10

repeat orders when someone is there

00:38:13

someone once died and they just

00:38:15

give you your number and you come That is,

00:38:18

if there are several dead people in one family,

00:38:19

yes yes Friends of friends,

00:38:22

word of mouth plays a lot But

00:38:25

how much did you earn per month the

00:38:27

best month I got 500 thousand

00:38:29

and how much At the same time, they earn money for

00:38:33

diggers and all sorts of other positions of

00:38:36

their fellow countrymen; their salary is 80,100 If

00:38:40

I’m not mistaken. But they also give tips to run away;

00:38:43

accompaniment, as a rule, two and a

00:38:45

half thousand, one and a half thousand exit,

00:38:46

again, plus here’s how much they earn together.

00:38:51

How many exits do they have per day

00:38:56

if at nine delivery there at

00:39:02

10:00

00:39:04

This is what

00:39:11

the priest looks like, the funeral service begins

00:39:16

[music]

00:39:21

again, the priest can sing for 15 minutes

00:39:24

and an hour, it all depends on the priest and his

00:39:27

generosity. Well, yes, he performs the funeral service right at the cemetery,

00:39:30

or is this rarely possible if you

00:39:34

agree with the priest for him to come

00:39:36

then he can open it directly at the cemetery,

00:39:38

but it’s easier,

00:39:40

you don’t have to go to the church and then

00:39:42

go from the Church to the cemetery, as a rule. It’s

00:39:45

just that no one wants to

00:39:46

bother with it, it costs much more,

00:39:48

and how many of

00:39:51

my relatives are buried? I don’t remember that we

00:39:53

had a funeral service for anyone. I don’t. I think that

00:39:56

this makes them sleep worse Or does it happen to us that

00:39:59

five people open at once, just 5

00:40:03

are necessary Clearly I’m asking more: out of

00:40:07

100, let’s say, funerals in which you

00:40:09

participated, how many of them drink in

00:40:10

church as a rule

00:40:13

[music]

00:40:15

stereotypes And you

00:40:19

have a funeral service for your relative if someone died and

00:40:21

what do you think about this procedure in general,

00:40:23

you can write in the comments and what you

00:40:25

need to spend money on from the start. You just

00:40:29

ended up there and not as a car sales manager,

00:40:32

let’s say that it happened that way,

00:40:34

you wouldn’t have painted these fences as a child and I

00:40:37

wouldn’t have gotten into the possible Ritual business, it’s

00:40:38

unlikely that I would have got there because it

00:40:42

turned out that I found new

00:40:43

acquaintances,

00:40:44

communicated first with those with others And that’s how it is

00:40:47

on the career ladder so now

00:40:50

to get into the company in fact You

00:40:52

just need sales experience, you can go to

00:40:56

job search site

00:40:58

and enter there Ritual Agent demand is

00:41:02

what skills should one have?

00:41:05

You have already said that a

00:41:06

good salesperson also has a

00:41:11

common language with everyone

00:41:13

[music]

00:41:15

this is a valuable quality I had to

00:41:18

communicate more with

00:41:20

female or

00:41:22

male relatives who are most often responsible for this to all of them

00:41:25

as a rule, the women were

00:41:28

grandmother, mother, and I can’t say that there

00:41:32

weren’t many men, each one

00:41:35

dying in a different way in the coronavirus. When did you

00:41:37

work and how many years did I

00:41:40

work as an agent for a year and a half? There

00:41:42

were a lot of deaths, coronavirus, and at that

00:41:46

time I was working or not. I’m alone. once I

00:41:48

accidentally walked into the Red Zone, they are standing in the summer,

00:41:50

these cosmonauts say, what are you

00:41:52

doing here? We’ll put you

00:41:54

guys on a date and [ __ ] off three

00:41:56

minutes later, the police were there, I was no longer on the

00:41:58

hospital grounds. They called,

00:42:03

you weren’t sick, and in

00:42:07

general, a

00:42:13

year and a half after that, I got sick.

00:42:16

how it started

00:42:25

I felt it, I just knew the temperature

00:42:28

was 37, runny nose, snot, that’s all,

00:42:31

grenades exploded in my head, I’ve

00:42:34

never had a headache like this in my life, but

00:42:37

there are consequences, I haven’t heard

00:42:40

any smells

00:42:41

at all for two years, maybe these are not consequences.

00:42:44

You may just be lucky,

00:42:46

but it happens once a month, once every two months,

00:42:50

something wakes up, I hear it for a few days

00:42:54

Well, not a hundred percent, 50 percent I

00:42:58

hear it remotely, yes Then it disappears again,

00:43:02

not to say that it bothers me, the

00:43:05

main thing is that the taste did not disappear,

00:43:07

the smell

00:43:09

when it was important when there were mostly

00:43:12

gas stoves in people, so that you

00:43:15

can feel if there is a gas leak

00:43:17

[music]

00:43:19

by the way Write if

00:43:22

its smells disappear, tastes usually

00:43:24

disappear, but as a rule, the taste

00:43:27

is restored quickly for everyone; my taste did not

00:43:29

disappear, the smell did not disappear for two years No, if

00:43:32

you had something similar Write

00:43:34

please How long did it take for him to return to you

00:43:36

and return, or is it the same

00:43:38

situation

00:43:44

during the coronavirus, many were buried there

00:43:48

somehow, well, somehow in special places or

00:43:51

in closed coffins, there were some

00:43:52

specific ones, I remember the precautions were

00:43:54

really strict Yes, as a rule, it’s just a

00:43:57

bag which is covered with bleach, everything That is,

00:44:01

you don’t have the opportunity to say goodbye,

00:44:03

then then they started making hornbeams with

00:44:06

glass so that you could watch

00:44:08

say goodbye and that’s it, and the bag you

00:44:10

mean is the one that is placed in the coffin, yes

00:44:12

Usually they just carried the person out in a black

00:44:14

bag From the hospital

00:44:19

[music ]

00:44:21

and they buried or burned or buried no they

00:44:25

burned at that time

00:44:30

and then they became without bags then

00:44:34

sealed

00:44:41

[music]

00:44:44

there were cases that you were working at that

00:44:48

time that workers there, well, the funeral

00:44:51

industry became infected with precisely these

00:44:53

infected dead so that

00:44:55

fans could become infected no Well, again,

00:44:57

you won’t understand from someone, maybe

00:45:00

you just got infected from an ordinary

00:45:04

person, but all of you in the industry were

00:45:06

scared to work at that moment, worse

00:45:09

than many didn’t even work, many were

00:45:11

sitting at home, I didn’t care, I wasn’t

00:45:13

afraid and just wore a mask walked, that

00:45:15

is, any special

00:45:17

precautions I didn’t use people

00:45:20

much more died died during that

00:45:22

period

00:45:28

how many times more times three or four

00:45:32

Probably because I didn’t show up at home

00:45:34

I just lived in the car I went from one order

00:45:38

to another order this is the one month at that

00:45:41

time

00:45:44

priests Should a funeral

00:45:48

agency or a private Agent like you have some kind of your

00:45:50

own?

00:45:53

Listen, if relatives ask for a

00:45:56

priest specifically at the cemetery, then it is

00:45:59

not necessary

00:46:08

who exactly comes to the morgue,

00:46:11

all this is much simpler, they gave it to you right away,

00:46:16

he performed the funeral service, collected everything you're going to the

00:46:19

cemetery There's no need to bring

00:46:20

transport anywhere. You need to bring a

00:46:23

dead person into the cemetery there today. Let's say there are

00:46:25

even two there. That is, you have to

00:46:28

organize the first thing. Well, the machine for

00:46:31

transporting a hearse is called and the second thing.

00:46:35

Well, transport for people there is

00:46:38

some kind of bus, yes. Well, yes, as a rule. they just

00:46:41

ordered a hearse, it’s a bus or

00:46:44

like a Volkswagen Crafter or a Mercedes

00:46:47

Sprinter. There’s just a roller where the

00:46:50

back door is where the coffin is placed and

00:46:53

driven in, and there are also 15 seats,

00:46:57

whoever can, whoever wants to, goes in a transport Well, they

00:47:00

go to the cemetery in such a small

00:47:02

train, usually it all depends on the people But

00:47:05

as a rule, only close relatives

00:47:11

also You can order a Cadillac, I’ve

00:47:15

seen such black ones with a long butt, this

00:47:20

will simply be the

00:47:31

best type of client who is willing to

00:47:34

pay, he just tells you I want

00:47:38

everything to be awesome, I ask how much I’m

00:47:41

willing to spend and that’s it Well, again,

00:47:43

repetitions people whom you already know

00:47:45

who you know that they will already take

00:47:47

services from you And the best thing

00:47:49

Can I please get it cheaper This is the

00:47:52

worst thing you throw there

00:47:55

Three thousand for a wreath is

00:47:57

so expensive Well it can be explained by

00:48:01

logical reasons That people

00:48:03

just don’t have money

00:48:06

concept as a guaranty when some kind of

00:48:10

crime was committed, or

00:48:12

maybe by mistake they buried this person,

00:48:14

something else, everything according to the law

00:48:16

happens naturally, there is the presence

00:48:18

of witnesses And so on, but there were

00:48:20

cases when for some reason the body was simply

00:48:23

dug up.

00:48:25

I read that after a few years you can

00:48:31

put another

00:48:33

burial on top of the grave, that is, this is often

00:48:34

practiced, as a rule, yes. Why

00:48:37

buy new ones,

00:48:38

just a place, or that if you have a

00:48:41

monument there, then you pay for the dismantling of

00:48:43

the monument, but somehow it’s more convenient to walk

00:48:48

when you have all your relatives in one

00:48:49

place rather than one at one end of

00:48:52

the cemetery at the other, that is, but if

00:48:55

you bury a relative

00:48:58

in the same place, it works out. If I’m almost talking

00:49:01

about the fact that well, another person’s

00:49:03

relative died there

00:49:06

50 years ago and as if everyone had already

00:49:09

allowed me to bury myself in this place, they

00:49:10

just won’t allow you to go upstairs. You have to

00:49:14

prove the relationship,

00:49:15

that is, only relatives can then, that

00:49:17

is, you prove the relationship and then

00:49:20

you can. Is it true that with people who

00:49:22

are related to the funeral business,

00:49:24

people who know who they and so on

00:49:28

somehow try not to communicate much and

00:49:33

avoid them

00:49:34

[music]

00:49:40

But in fact, we are the same people as everyone else. Your

00:49:46

attitude towards death has changed [music] after working

00:49:49

in your profession, or

00:49:51

was it initially like this?

00:49:55

-the field of activity did not

00:49:58

influence here what did influence It was me who

00:50:02

wanted to get a tattoo with an

00:50:04

anubis Yes, some kind of Egyptian Tambov

00:50:06

There are deaths If I’m not mistaken, it didn’t

00:50:09

happen Why did I get sick somehow it became all the

00:50:12

same for you to recommend to people

00:50:14

who maybe impress them these

00:50:18

figures are not afraid of death Yes, they would like to

00:50:20

start working as a private

00:50:22

ritual agent, look for vacancies,

00:50:25

try yourself,

00:50:27

try to say that

00:50:30

you worked there once, something connected with this, that

00:50:33

is, study the information, you can work.

00:50:36

To begin with, just as an employee of some kind of

00:50:39

ritual service straight You can

00:50:41

try to work first as a

00:50:44

support team to understand the mechanics of the

00:50:46

action, how it’s all built, then

00:50:49

become a foreman to communicate with

00:50:52

the customer’s relatives directly, and

00:50:55

then try to

00:50:56

arrange some kind of company. How did you

00:50:59

cope with the emotional load? The

00:51:01

same employees of the morning guards, but it’s no secret, they

00:51:03

often drink I don’t know, I took it

00:51:06

all in a simpler way. I just didn’t have time to take it to

00:51:08

heart. I treated it like it was my

00:51:11

job, like that I help people.

00:51:13

Therefore, it wasn’t very hard, it

00:51:16

was hard when you work for days, when you

00:51:19

sit with one customer, then you

00:51:21

have to go to another to the customer and even have

00:51:24

time to wash himself, sometimes there is a quick

00:51:26

quick question: is it a

00:51:30

Tribute to tradition or is it a bus

00:51:33

carrying a cargo of 200 single drop, it’s like

00:51:36

something else from Afghanistan. Just

00:51:37

if he died here in Thailand in America,

00:51:40

they transported everything here, often in funeral

00:51:44

cars, in general, numbers with the number 200 no, as

00:51:46

a rule, these are just gazelles the whole

00:51:50

burial or cremation

00:51:52

what was the highest check in the entire

00:51:55

history of your work

00:51:56

a million must be paid by relatives And

00:52:00

how much did you earn

00:52:03

what is the most difficult thing in the funeral business

00:52:08

the first meeting

00:52:17

and just in this state talking

00:52:20

to a person

00:52:23

like this issue friends, write what you

00:52:27

knew, you know the funeral business, what

00:52:30

we talked about today, we have already talked about

00:52:32

the issues for which

00:52:34

shootouts, fights and so on

00:52:36

were not touched upon, we just had a little insight into

00:52:38

this profession. This market. Come on, this is a

00:52:41

phenomenon. If you want from the inside and

00:52:43

subscribe to channel like

00:52:45

dislikes questions write comments under

00:52:48

the episode I hug

00:52:56

you while I’m sitting

00:53:00

working these people are only talking about yours my

00:53:04

life experience

00:53:11

[music]

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The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

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This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

What's the price of all this stuff?

It costs nothing. Our services are absolutely free for all users. There are no PRO subscriptions, no restrictions on the number or maximum length of downloaded videos.