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Used to drive one of this for a living
The first months were ok, I just needed to pick up the 'package' and leave it in the funeral home. Usually old people who died at their homes/hospital or people who wanted to be buried at their home towns. Some kids too, but the actual contact with the corpse was minimum because the technicians prepared the 'package' before.
Then the economic recession hit my country fucking hard and the company started to fire people. They paid me one of those funeral-home cosmetician courses (sorry dont know the name in english) so the driving thing of my job was just some days, the rest of the week, trying to fix corpses.
I remember one girl, around 22yo, who died of cancer. She was still beautiful so it hit me hard for some reason, then the poor girl pissed herself on the table. A total mess that I had to clean.
I quit that day.
Thank god I finished my degree a year later.