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— Smoke Gets in Your Eyes - Caitlin Doughty
==The most important thing about body removal was to never give up.
Trite, perhaps, but it was Chris’s mantra.
He told a story about a four-hundred-pound body located up three flights of stairs in a hoarder house infested with roaches.
His number-two man that day had refused to even attempt the removal, saying they would never be able to get the person out with just the two of them.
“I just lost all respect for him right then,” Chris said.
“I hate people who don’t try.”== In our long trips in his van I learned more about Chris, like his single-minded obsession with the two years in the late 1970s he spent working for a tyrannical construction manager in Hawai’i.
==Some Google mapping showed that during his time in Hawai’i he had lived within a three-block radius of both my newly married parents and a young Barack Obama.
(It was easy to construct mundane fantasy scenarios in my head where they were all at the same corner store together or crossing the street at the same stoplight.)==