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I’d say you can seldom be prepared for a death in the family, but you can be equipped for it if you talk about it before you’ve got the (contrived) urgency of a dead body on your hands.
What Strang fails to mention here is that the only thing you actually NEED a funeral director for is a fridge… Why? Because the only available mortuaries are those of funeral directors. How about a chain of ‘People’s Mortuaries’, with no commercial firm’s interest involved, where you can receive impartial funeral information? We always used to do this for ourselves; funeral directors are a very recent innovation.
We don’t talk about death; we’re reluctant to handle our own dead; and the industry business model exploits recently bereaved people, who meekly follow directions to its door by default.