5 Funeral Products We CAN'T Believe are Real | FFFW 204

DISCLAIMER: None of the F’s in FFFW stand for “facts.” Enjoy the jokes and satire.

Happy Friday the 13th! If your weather is anything like mine, it looks like we’ve officially entered spooky season on the right day!

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Five Funeral Products that Seem Fake but are REALLY real

We see a lot of wild products in this space—here are a few of my favorites.

Pumpkin Spice Casket

Yes, this is real. From the minds of Titan, the “Pumpkin Spice Casket” seems to be a dope orange casket with a great marketing plan. Check it out here.

Coffin Clubs

These social groups, where people gather to build and decorate their own coffins, are gaining popularity. Learn more about the movement here.

Bios Urn

For those looking for an eco-friendly farewell, the Bios Urn turns ashes into trees. Explore more here.

Space Burial

Send your ashes to space with Celestis. Find details here.

Personalized Vinyl Records

Your ashes can now be pressed into vinyl records with And Vinyly.

Trivia

What year did the United States enact the Funeral Rule, which requires funeral homes to provide a General Price List to consumers?

Click on the right answer, and you’ll see a puppy. Get it wrong, and you’ll see someone hurting themselves.

Answer Choices:

A) 1954
B) 1974
C) 1984