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they would not let them open a new cemetery, and it's because there's, there's not really, uh, there's not accountability at the level that the government wants.

Like, basically, if you're a secretary in a parish office, and the fa- and, and some grieving family calls you, and you say, "C- can, can we buy a plot in the Greek Orthodox section?" or something, and you have a secretary filling out a contract, sends it to them, they buy the plot.

But it's, it's ...

Like, say the family didn't understand the terms and conditions, or they didn't understand the monument requirements.

So there's all these little nuance things that can go wrong, and now you'd have families trying to take, like, a church to task, but there's ...

Ah

Oh my goodness

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so after w- so we sold the property in a, in a, like, a joint deal with, um, a developer, and we moved into our cousin's funeral home in New West, basically.

So the two families were operating there, and we had a small storefront, like a little arrangement office in Vancouver while we were leasing and renovating a new funeral home for ourselves in Vancouver there.

Um, once we were all operating together, both families were just like-That's how you run a funeral home? And we were [laughs] kind of shocked at, at the style of the approach.

And we're in two different demographics.

Uh, like it all makes sense.

Yeah