Posted by Don R in Calif on June 23, 2009 at 07:28:05 from (138.163.106.72):
In Reply to: Life insurance ???s posted by gun guru on June 22, 2009 at 17:07:51:
Once worked with a 30ish single engineer who had no dependents, i.e., no one depending on him for support, he had no life insurance, didn't believe in it for his situation, not even for burial expenses...his reasoning is/was that someone would bury him..."it's unsanitary to leave dead bodies above ground"...couldn't argue with his reasoning..when was the last time you saw a DP left unburied?..if more believed like him the morticians who have to go into a new line of work..picking up DP's much the way road kill is picked up and taken to the land fill..certianly not as profitable for them!..but who will remember us a 100 yrs from now anyway? so who cares how are carcasses are disposed of, me thinks only those who can make a profit off it!
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