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A few years ago I had to have my car collected and stuck on a flat bed. The guy that collected me said he had a clear up job the previous week that involved someone with his trousers round his ankles and a box of chicken noodles when his car hit a concrete bridge support.
I Don't think there is enough money in the world to incentivise me to shovel that mess up...
Let alone tell someone their loved one died like that...
I don't think they mention it to the loved one. Just to everyone else...
A few years ago I had to have my car collected and stuck on a flat bed. The guy that collected me said he had a clear up job the previous week that involved someone with his trousers round his ankles and a box of chicken noodles when his car hit a concrete bridge support.
I Don't think there is enough money in the world to incentivise me to shovel that mess up...
Let alone tell someone their loved one died like that...
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