Roy Wood Jr.

So it was just jobs that involved dead bodies.

And like, if a dead body is anywhere within the skull, we had the funeral home director, but then, but the crime scene investigator was talking about the process of, I won't gross you out, but like the process of cleaning up all of that type of stuff.

I was like, that's a very interesting thing.

And then found out that, didn't know this, funeral homes compete with

to get bodies from a crime scene.

So there are a lot of funeral homes.

He's nodding.

I didn't know this at the time.

Funeral homes have police scanners.

Funeral homes have police scanners.

And if they hear about it, there's been a murder up the street.

You hopping the f***ing hearse like the Ghostbusters.

And speed to the crime scene in the hopes that the family of the deceased will choose your funeral home because you're here.

And that's fascinating to me.

That's just oddly fascinating.

So that was the show, and that was kind of the gist of it, but it's not a broader thing.

Netflix isn't going to call me, this is doing great, we got to put this on the homepage.

That's

So figuring out something that's a little bit more connected to people is what I've been exploring last year.

I think I figured it out, but I just knew in the meantime, I need to sit still.