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The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where You Choose A Coffin For Your Ex · The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie

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Speaker 2: Is it Charlene as Shall, Hello, Charlene, what an honor
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Speaker 2: and the pleasure is to have you. Thank you for
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Speaker 2: about some courses and communities and individuals, so tell me
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Speaker 2: about who you've selected and nominated to receive a cash
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Speaker 3: So I nominated Zeta Peterson. So currently I'm working for
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Speaker 3: group in the area as well.
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Speaker 2: Wow, that is incredible. Okay, I'm I'm I'm so shocked.
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Speaker 2: I really am. Well, we Zeta is very busy, so
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Speaker 2: we're just trying to get hold of Zita so we
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Speaker 2: let's see your brother is Charlene. Okay, I so just
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Speaker 2: keep you saying, Tita, sorry to bother you. I know
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Speaker 2: you're very busy. Today I'm on the line with Charlene Orn. Sir,
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Speaker 2: this is k from thatty four point five. How are
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Speaker 2: you doing great? Charlene told me about the great work
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Speaker 2: just wanted to say to you that Charlene thinks that
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Speaker 2: guy oh Sky, So that's an interesting name as well.
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Speaker 2: But tell me how did you how did you come
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Speaker 4: It was actually because of my son. It was talking
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Speaker 2: Zita, it's an incredible organization. And I want to say
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Speaker 2: Wooden Spoon. By the way, you can say hi to Charlie.
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Speaker 2: She is on the line.
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Speaker 5: Hi, Ea, what is surprice?
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Speaker 2: It's beautiful. Thank you ladies, Charlne, thank you very much
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Speaker 2: Sure people take the strangest of souvenir. I must just
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Speaker 2: tell you. And if you think that's not strange, can
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Speaker 2: I tell you There's another thing that popped up on
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Speaker 2: my timeline that I want to share with you. Did
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Speaker 2: you know that in parts of Ghana, funerals are known
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Speaker 2: for their extraordinary fantasy coffins? And I know that you've
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Speaker 2: seen this, and if you haven't seen it just yet
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Speaker 2: me talking to you about it will pop it up
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Speaker 2: on your timeline, your phone does listen to you. But
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Speaker 2: they are custom made coffins designed to reflect a person's life,
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Speaker 2: career or passions. So there are people of akra who
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Speaker 2: have coffins crafted into shapes like fish for fishermen, cocoa
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Speaker 2: pods for farmers, cameras for photographers, airplanes for travelers, or
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Speaker 2: even unique kitcat flashtribes for people who like both. This
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Speaker 2: thing sparked. It was a crazy thing. I thought it
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Speaker 2: was ai. It turns out and this is a real thing.
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Speaker 2: It did beg the question for me, though, if these
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Speaker 2: coffins are indeed structured around the favorite thing of certain people.
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Speaker 2: I know it's dark, but can I ask you this?
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Speaker 2: In fact? Hold on, uh, Pietrice, if you don't mind,
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Speaker 2: don't get me wrong. I know it sounds dark, but
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Speaker 2: it's based on this ghana and creative coffin story you
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Speaker 2: can describe a mic there. Sorry to bother you. I
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Speaker 2: know you are busy working on an exile spreadsheet. I
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Speaker 2: don't know what you were doing. Actually were Oh you
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Speaker 2: were okay, you were, I knew you were doing that.
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Speaker 2: You must forgive me for I'm going to ask for
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Speaker 2: forgiveness first, and then I will do deal whatever comes
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Speaker 2: through later. What would your ex be buried in? Based
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Speaker 2: on this Ghana coffin creative?
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Speaker 6: A lie detector because you could never trust a word,
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Speaker 6: he was saying.
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Speaker 2: A lie detector. You're how about this right? How about
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Speaker 2: a lighter? Right? The light is fueled by gas? How
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Speaker 2: about that? That's a nice, nice shape? Right? Hey, sorry,
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Speaker 2: Carien anam and a dawn and you now no, based
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Speaker 2: on that's too late? Now you laughed. I heard you laughing.
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Speaker 2: The mic is on. So you see, this is a
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Speaker 2: very creative thing. I honestly thought it was a I
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Speaker 2: and then we went to go and verify and we
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Speaker 2: we found that it's true. Right, So here's the thing, man,
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Speaker 2: Based on this, I mean Ghanaians or being buried in
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Speaker 2: coffins that are akin to their greatest passions. What would
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Speaker 2: your X be buried in? It's so dark but it's
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Speaker 2: so good? I love? What?
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Speaker 6: What?
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Speaker 7: What would someone who's not emotionally available emotional available be
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Speaker 7: buried in.
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Speaker 2: Just a box because they were a sniffman, just that
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Speaker 2: you're you always got it out of me or I
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Speaker 2: was like on the BCCs and almost got the a wow.
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Speaker 2: All right, So based on this, based on this, thank
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Speaker 2: you for sharing. Yeah, I almost almost updated my CV there.
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Speaker 2: All right, Jay? I should I ask you as well? Okay,
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Speaker 2: tell you what? Let me ask you. If you're a
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Speaker 2: two nine four five zero nine four zero based on this,
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Speaker 2: a coffin made of something that is akin to someone's passion,
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Speaker 2: what would your X be buried in? I can think
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Speaker 2: of another one, but no, no, no, no, go for it.
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Speaker 2: Go for it. That's fine.
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Speaker 6: This is I'll tell you off acause if I have
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Speaker 6: to say this, don't don't. I will be b c
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Speaker 6: cs A and you will have a new producer tomorrow oftenoon.
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Speaker 2: No, man, don't do it then, no, thank you. I
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Speaker 2: don't want anybody but you, so I'm going to keep
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Speaker 2: it there. I'll tell you what. I'm not an X,
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Speaker 2: but what would I be buried in? Yours?
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Speaker 6: Is simple? A board game box?
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Speaker 2: Really?
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Speaker 6: Yes?
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Speaker 2: You love board games? I do love board games. I
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Speaker 2: also so you say a board game bar? You would
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Speaker 2: be buried in some which board game?
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Speaker 1: Man?
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Speaker 2: That's the thing.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you're you know what? You drop the mic?
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Speaker 2: The oh yes, grab the mic, grab the mic. Snatched
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Speaker 2: the mic? Okay, cool, lovely, I'm getting quite quite unique
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Speaker 2: ones here. So someone says a PlayStation. I'm assuming their
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Speaker 2: X spent more time in the PlayStation than them. Shame.
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Speaker 2: See this is my brain goes yeah. Oh, by the way,
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Speaker 2: Andrea just message in here and here's another thing to
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Speaker 2: corroborate the story. Here. I lived in Akra for four
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Speaker 2: years and have seen firsthand these coffins and they are
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Speaker 2: actually real, the crazy funerals that come through. And she
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Speaker 2: has seen a right sewing machines, eagles and drums. Let
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Speaker 2: me go back, what did you asking, emotionally unavailable? Yeah,
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Speaker 2: sewing machine.
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Speaker 6: I also wanted to say that was the other one
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Speaker 6: that came to my mind. Sewing machine but in Afrikaans.
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Speaker 2: Because that's exactly where I sentence. Yourself and a book
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Speaker 2: of Cinderella, but an Afrikaans so food like it is
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Speaker 2: mon Garret's ed sure, and this one's called repeat it.
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Speaker 2: It is on your show. This is the flash Driver.
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Speaker 2: It's KFM ninety four point five. I shared a story
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Speaker 2: with you about this interesting bit of creativity in Ghana
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Speaker 2: where they're creating fantasy coffins. You can get yourself a
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Speaker 2: coffin made or I mean just posthumously. I suppose if
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Speaker 2: there's a passion in your life the coffin can reflect
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Speaker 2: that passion. So I've seen everything from someone mentioned a
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Speaker 2: sewing machine earlier, which is pretty apt for certain people.
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Speaker 2: There was a USB KitKat that I saw on this
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Speaker 2: particular article as well. I just thought, maybe if your
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Speaker 2: ex based on their passions to be buried in something,
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Speaker 2: what would it be? You may openly share. I am
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Speaker 2: most most open to you, and you're most welcome.
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Speaker 7: My ex would be buried in a toilet because it's
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Speaker 7: a piece.
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Speaker 2: Of what What was that? What was that? Joe? What
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Speaker 2: was that? Sorry? Sometimes that make me play stuff that
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Speaker 2: I ever vetted yet? What was.
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Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 2: All right? So if you want to join in the conversation,
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Speaker 2: please feel freeze. You're eight two nine four five zero
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Speaker 2: nine four zero? What would you X be be buried in?
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Speaker 2: What would that coffin be shaped like? Let me know,
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Speaker 2: I'm here to make sure you are thoroughly entertained. A
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Speaker 2: little earlier, I did tell you about this Ghanaian very
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Speaker 2: cool cultural thing where if someone passes away, their coffin
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Speaker 2: reflects their deepest passion. So fishermen have been buried in
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Speaker 2: coffins carved as fish. People who have enjoyed KitKat and
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Speaker 2: KitKat logo on them. I promise you this is the
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Speaker 2: post that I saw. But then my mind went left,
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Speaker 2: and I'm sorry for that. And I said that if
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Speaker 2: your X were to be buried in a coffin that
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Speaker 2: reflected their passion, what would the coffin look like? What
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Speaker 2: would it be carved as? I'd like to know that.
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Speaker 2: There's been quite a few that have come through. To
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Speaker 2: have jumped in, some of which I could not use
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Speaker 2: an air due to the BCCSA. Some of them I could,
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Speaker 2: But just a couple of ones that have, Like there's
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Speaker 2: because she loved the guys. I'm so sorry, sorry, Anonymous
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Speaker 2: Anonymous number one welcome, Hello, Hello, Hi Carl So Anonymous.
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Speaker 2: It's a very cool cultural thing in Ghana, right, It's
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Speaker 2: it's interesting to have a coffin that reflects someone's passion. However,
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Speaker 2: if it were your X, what would the coffin look
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Speaker 2: like for you?
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Speaker 7: For me, it would be a real petty box, a
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Speaker 7: petty box, because it was always everybody asked the fault,
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Speaker 7: never his oh me box.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you could just go as.
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Speaker 7: Far your imagination stretches what a petty box would look like?
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Speaker 7: That is the box?
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Speaker 2: What does that look like to you? What does a
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Speaker 2: petty box look like to you?
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Speaker 7: It's like those emojis on on your phone that looks
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Speaker 7: so sad and and you feel so all shame that.
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Speaker 2: That that's my any one with the blue streaks of
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Speaker 2: tears down there?
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Speaker 7: Oh that's a crying one.
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Speaker 2: N s. There we go, Thank you anonymous Umber one
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Speaker 2: and honest not number two. What did the coffin look
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Speaker 2: like for your ex?
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Speaker 5: I was laughing at my own comment.
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Speaker 3: So my axless coffin would like his own ego because
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Speaker 3: it's the only thing big enough that would fit him.
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Speaker 2: So you're suggesting an ex bottle? Remember that used to
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Speaker 2: be called ego? Yes, perfect, that's what you can do that.
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Speaker 3: We'll make it killing, we'll make it right.
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Speaker 2: Boxes an x bottle would work nicely for you. I
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Speaker 2: got you. Thank you, Anonymous number two. I appreciate you.
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Speaker 2: This is your show flash Drive KFM ninety four point five.
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Speaker 2: If you want to drop in with any others, feel free.
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Speaker 2: This is based on Ghana having fantasy coffins inspired by
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Speaker 2: the passions of the deceased. Now think about your ex.
23:01
Speaker 2: What did their coffin look like? It is Brunema's. I
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Speaker 2: just might Ghana have fantasy coffins shaped as the passion
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Speaker 2: of the individual who has passed on. And I just
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Speaker 2: asked you about your ex. If there was a coffin
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Speaker 2: for them, what would it look like? It's as simple
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Speaker 2: as that. Anonymous number three, Welcome to the flash drive. Hi, hello,
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Speaker 2: So what would that coffin look like? Man?
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Speaker 5: So it would be the most beautiful man on earth?
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Speaker 5: With green eyes and carl You know where I'm coming
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Speaker 5: with this green eyes?
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Speaker 2: Look, I know green eyes. Trust me. We didn't have
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Speaker 2: a chance us boys and brown eyes. We didn't have
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Speaker 2: any chance against the green eyed boy. Nope.
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Speaker 5: By man is almost a man, and he was the
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Speaker 5: He wasn't just my man.
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Speaker 2: Wait, man, don't you think the coffin should have white shoes?
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Speaker 3: At the end of it, man, look a threat in
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Speaker 3: so many things making.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, fair skin and green eyed shame man. Not all
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Speaker 2: is like that, but but you know what, growing up
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Speaker 2: it seemed to be the case. Like I don't know why,
24:08
Speaker 2: there was always caution around a lot of my female
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Speaker 2: friends like no, no, no, no, him, he'sn't got green
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Speaker 2: eyes and fair skin.
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Speaker 5: And then I was love in a box and never
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Speaker 5: listen to anyone because you know it was my first
24:22
Speaker 5: love yep. And never listen to your mommy parent.
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Speaker 2: So I felt women, Oh my word, so you are
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Speaker 2: basically like a shrine box of a green eyed, fair skinned,
24:35
Speaker 2: white shoes individual right there. Yeah, oh my word. Well
24:40
Speaker 2: I I hope you're happy now I am.
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Speaker 5: I am very happy. That was my brown eyes.
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Speaker 2: Well you see us brown eyed boys, Hey, look at us,
24:50
Speaker 2: Look at us when at the end of the day,
24:52
Speaker 2: thank you exactly. It takes us a while for to
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Speaker 2: be noticed because your ladies are two buds, you looking
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Speaker 2: at the green eyed owens. But when you done there,
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Speaker 2: here we are, look at us. Okay, thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: Anonymous number three, Anonymous number four, give us a coffin
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Speaker 2: shape for your eggs. Hello, No, I'm not. No, I'm
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Speaker 2: not after that last one, I'm not no, So I
25:22
Speaker 2: didn't yet. Did you say a womb? Okay? Why?
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Speaker 5: Boy?
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Speaker 7: Sure?
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Speaker 2: I was so worried the next word you were going
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Speaker 2: to use there, I was like, it's over. I'm so
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Speaker 2: glad I didn't use any other word. Thank you very
25:39
Speaker 2: much for that. Hold on, Mommy's boy. So yeah, So
25:43
Speaker 2: are you saying? Are you saying back from where you
25:45
Speaker 2: came from? Yes, of course you're a You're calling. No
25:59
Speaker 2: one's held back on this topic at all, And I'm glad.
26:01
Speaker 2: I'm glad. It's a healing process to Are you happy,
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Speaker 2: Anonymous number four? Are you happy now?
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Speaker 6: I'm happy?
26:07
Speaker 2: Now? Okay, I'm happy?
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Speaker 4: Happy? Are you happy?
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Speaker 2: I'm very happy? Tell me? Hold on? Can I tell
26:11
Speaker 2: me your person? Do they have brown eyes? Yea browne?
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Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Okay, Well, Anonymous number four?
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Speaker 2: You enjoy I like it? Thank you so much for that. Wow,
26:26
Speaker 2: it's been a dynamic adventure into these coffin shapes. I
26:30
Speaker 2: really appreciate you. If you'd like to keep it coming,
26:32
Speaker 2: I'm here. What a talent from Cape Town? Okay, tell
26:38
Speaker 2: you what a couple more of these? And then we
26:40
Speaker 2: dine Okay, then we have to be finished with it
26:43
Speaker 2: because this is all inspired by a unique story from Ghana,
26:47
Speaker 2: and they've got such great innovations, one including shaping the
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Speaker 2: coffins of those who have passed away, and those shapes
26:56
Speaker 2: are akin to their passions. We're talking about USB kitcats, yes,
27:00
Speaker 2: as well as I even saw one that was shaped
27:03
Speaker 2: as a crab. I'm assuming that that person loved seafood.
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Speaker 2: And then there are a couple more, but I figured,
27:09
Speaker 2: what about your X man, what did their coffin be
27:12
Speaker 2: shaped as? So far a few of them that have
27:15
Speaker 2: come in from anonymous A banana, because I'm glad we
27:19
Speaker 2: split that's came through. Another one that came through. If
27:26
Speaker 2: I had to design my ex's coffin, it would be
27:28
Speaker 2: a box of smarties, because he always had a smart
27:30
Speaker 2: excuse for everything, and you just never knew which one
27:33
Speaker 2: you'd get. Dundn't earn another one. My ex's coffin would
27:38
Speaker 2: either be a subwoofer, a spray gun, or car shampoo.
27:42
Speaker 2: Clearly obsessed with vehicles over the relationship.
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Speaker 3: My guys, I'm very late to this, but a coffin
27:49
Speaker 3: shaped more for my eggs would be the gambling flock
27:53
Speaker 3: machine because that's ruined.
27:56
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to hear that, but at least you shared,
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Speaker 2: and I think maybe that's it's a good moment of
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Speaker 2: awareness for somebody who perhaps subliminally actually heard you say that.
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Speaker 2: Thank you very much for that, Anonymous. Thanks for sharing.
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Speaker 2: I'm glad it was both hilarious and healing all at
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