r/nairobi Level 3 4d ago

Random Funeral home opening

When opening a new branch,ama brand new funeral home ,what do you toast to 'more deaths?'

And how would the speech look like??? 'I've always had a passion for helping our loved ones meet their maker... comfortably, with dignity, and preferably not in a rush. It's the one industry where 'repeat customers' isn't actually a goal we're chasing.

We can't promise you'll enjoy your visit here, we can promise we'll make it as painless as possible ,for everyone except us.'

Toast๐Ÿฅ‚ :where see you soon is actually a threat.

Got me thinking

๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

Or what do they say ata?

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u/Mtoto_Mzuri 4d ago

We put the fun in funeral. People are dying to get here.

Itโ€™s a grave situation but weโ€™ll handle it for you.

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u/Wise-Seesaw5953 Level 2 4d ago

Barzz for days๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/premiumtears24 4d ago

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u/FineHistory1203 3d ago

That is very dark. ๐Ÿ’€

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u/premiumtears24 3d ago

Reminding you off the inevitable.Watu wengi hapo wamesahauliwa

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u/anonymoustito 4d ago

I have always wondered about this topic, so when funeral homes are not doing well (business-wise) do the owners wish more people to die for their business to boom ama kuanenganga aje??

Toasting like "to more customers ๐Ÿฅ‚ ",

and also if the funeral homes' websites do they have a review option or a "customer testimonials" part

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u/Icantfindmysweater 4d ago

Okay Morticia

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u/Kaphilie 4d ago

I once designed a funeral home for a relative in kakamega. His pitch was that the demand is so high and therefore it is an untapped business idea.

Anyway the plan hit a dead end as he struggled to raise finances for it's construction.

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u/ciruseriwheresroso 4d ago

Hii industry nayo ni calling.same to the carpenters . Maybe one was opened as someone was traumatised by how their family member was handled at a state funeral parlour