Is working in the funeral industry a dead-end job?

I hope they don't have stiff entrance requirements.

Extra credits for working in the Cadaver Cafeteria.

Dead 101

"Mortuary Science" has apparently become quite popular. The daughter of one of my mother's employees recently began training in the business.

DEAD 101

People are dying to get into that course.

There is stiff competition to get into that course.

There are 2 kinds of people that want to get into that course, the quick and the dead.

You'd be digging yourself a hole in that course if you don't keep up with the homework.

"Mortuary Science" has apparently become quite popular. The daughter of one of my mother's employees recently began training in the business.

Posted by ness_gadol


Yeah! That'll attract the guys! I bet she has to keep them away with a stick or something.

I am think that this business is one of those recession-proof businesses?

Also, how hard would it be to outsource these jobs?

Yeah! That'll attract the guys! I bet she has to keep them away with a stick or something.

It's virtually a recession-proof business. I wouldn't mind going after a girl with some serious job security. Plus, her mom is a MILF, so she might not look that bad.

"Dead 101"
"DEAD 101"

You mean this is NOT the end of the bogus paratrooper? herm

I am thinking that this business is one of those recession-proof businesses?

That and working as a tax collector for the IRS.

Okay, am going to take a bubblebath now.
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Posted by CalifChris at 2008-05-08 11:31 PM

With a rapidly aging population, I imagine any career that caters to the elderly will probably be in demand in the coming years.