Georgie Crawford

Like, it's something that's going to happen to us all, but we never talk about it or don't want to talk about it.

I was actually, like, I suppose...

My cancer has allowed me to kind of say things about dying to Jamie.

Like, Jesus, don't do this to me and don't put me there.

And, you know, I want to be on the mantelpiece.

Like, don't put me in the ground.

And not like my body.

Preserved, mummified over the mantelpiece.

There's mummy.

All the solo sisters are like, no, Jamie, we listened to the podcast.

That's not what she meant.

But having those conversations, like I was thinking this the other day, like if you were to pass, would you like to be, you know, in your living room with everyone coming to see you?

Forever?

I'm so glad we had this chat because I would have thought if I was planning your wake not to do, not to have that much alcohol at it because you're not, you know, you don't drink that much.

Yeah.

I'd love, like I said to Jamie, like if, you know, in the church,

Or in the, what's the other place called?

No, the place in Harold's Cross.

Oh, yeah.

Crematorium.