Chapter 1: What is the premise of today's phone tap involving a makeup artist?
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Chapter 2: What unexpected responsibilities does the makeup artist face at the funeral home?
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Chapter 3: How does the conversation shift to the topic of rhinoplasty for deceased individuals?
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it's time for your phone tap and normally we don't get juicy opportunities like this we love juicy we just don't but when we got an email from a woman saying her sister works as a makeup artist and things have been a little slow lately so she took a temp job over at a funeral home we knew we could not resist
Apparently, she's never done makeup for the deceased or even been in a funeral home before.
Oh, goodness.
So her new employer is about to enlighten her on what her new responsibilities are going to be once she starts.
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Chapter 4: What reasons are given for performing cosmetic procedures on the deceased?
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Hello? Hi, is this Tiffany?
Yes, who's calling?
Hey, this is Harry. Harry Bigsby from *** and Son's Funeral Home.
Oh, hi.
I heard you're going to be doing some work for us here.
Uh-huh. Yeah, I did talk to my recruiter about maybe working in some funeral homes. So, yeah.
Yeah, exactly. You know, just doing makeup and general aesthetic stuff. So when can you start? Because we are backed up.
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Chapter 5: How does the makeup artist react to the idea of working on deceased bodies?
I guess next Monday would be the earliest I could do.
Perfect. And just curious, have you ever blushed a body before? Excuse me? Blush to body, funeral touch-up, cadaver come-to-life makeover. She's using normal insider terms.
Yeah, no, I'm not familiar with those terms. I've actually only done makeup on real people before.
Yeah, that's fine. It's really not that hard. And they move around a lot less.
Oh.
So it makes your job easier, right?
Okay.
That was a joke.
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Chapter 6: What humorous comparisons are made about the makeup process for the deceased?
A little funeral home joke for you. Okay. They're not moving because they're dead.
Right, right. Yeah, so I can be ready Monday.
Perfect. And we've also started a new thing here just a couple months ago where the deceased are now receiving rhinoplasty. Oh. What? You know, nose jobs? Rhinoplasty?
Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know what that is.
Oh, good. Okay.
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Chapter 7: What shocking request does the funeral home make regarding a body coming in?
Okay, but you're saying dead people are getting them?
Exactly.
Why?
Lots of reasons. Mostly for the viewing ceremony. A lot of Gen Zers now, they want to take selfies, and they want Pop Pop to look good for them. So that's where you come in.
No, I don't think that's where I come in. I just do the makeup part.
Yes, you're in charge of the makeup, but you'll also be in charge of that part as well.
That wasn't on the list of requirements that I talked to my recruiter about.
Well, it's probably because it's the new thing that we're doing, so it wasn't on the job listing. But you'll be great.
I don't have a medical license. I'm not a doctor.
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Chapter 8: How does the phone tap conclude and what is the reaction of the makeup artist?
I cannot do... You don't need a medical license or anything. I mean, they're deceased, so it's not a life or death situation.
It's still a nose job on a human being. I've never done that. I can't do that.
We have a YouTube video. So if you just bring your phone into work with you, hit that QR code and just follow along. It's literally like putting together an Ikea bench.
No.
Super simple.
I'm sorry. No.
You don't even need a little Allen wrench to pull it off.
Why would anybody do this?
Why would anybody do anything nowadays? Have you looked at the state of the world?
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