And when I'm finished helping them, I loot the joint!

Srsly though, someone's got to do it but damned if that ain't a shit job = (

It's not something you really think of. I just figured, they come in, scoop them up, throw down a layer of soapy ammonia and all it good. But I never considered the all the possible bio-hazards involved especial to the structures of the house. I'm getting a new appreciation for what some of these companies like disaster clean-up companies go through. After the Bio-hazard team cleans up and removes everything, then all that stuff needs to also be rebuilt and replaced. So much more work than what we are led to believe really happens.

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Why don't the dead bodies clean up after themselves? Oh...

This is why suicide is selfish in many cases... it's the body/mess that's left behind.

I've always thought that if I were to blow my brains out, I'd do it standing knee-deep in the ocean.>> ^Trancecoach:

This is why suicide is selfish in many cases... it's the body/mess that's left behind.

The fact that you've thought about it is disturbing - Do you want to go for a coffee and chat?

>> ^KnivesOut:

I've always thought that if I were to blow my brains out, I'd do it standing knee-deep in the ocean.>> ^Trancecoach:
This is why suicide is selfish in many cases... it's the body/mess that's left behind.

I wonder how much these cleaners get paid.