"Ohio funeral home strives to become 'party planner for dead people,' seeks liquor license"
"There's high emotion, crying, camaraderie, singing, sometimes personal confessions and drama, but are funerals and bars really that similar? An Ohio funeral director thinks so as he strives to become the first owner of the funeral home in the state with a liquor license."
"“My role in this position is to kind of be a party planner for the dead,” Triplett, told WSY."
"Triplett added it's not just novelty, there's a safety component, too.
"While many a funeral service ends with family and friends heading off to each other's homes and to local restaurants and bar to raise a toast to their beloved, this would keep them on the premises. And they wouldn't be getting behind the wheel."
What's that again pls? They gotta get behind the wheel at some point.
I guess it's---Party on, Garth. Party on, Wayne. (SNL)
There’s high emotion, crying, sometimes personal confessions, but are funerals and bars really that similar? An Ohio funeral director thinks so as he strives to become the first owner of the funeral home in the state with a liquor license.
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