Just Buried Page #3
Pickles?
You tryin' to save on
your light bill or somethin'?
Where the hell?
You in there?
Oh! Goddamn prostate!
Come on!
Oh, there she goes!
So, how do we cover
this one up?
I guess this is why he didn't
show up for crib last night.
It looks like he fell
from that tree house
directly onto the spy glass.
How's about you leave
the detective work
to the professionals?
What do you think, honey?
I agree with Oliver.
What's the matter with you?
I just can't believe it's him!
I mean, ever since
I was a little boy...
I'm just gonna need a minute.
Oh!
Wayne Snarr is in your office.
Who?
He called me "Chief"!
Am I wearin'
a headdress and moccasins?
Come on.
My deepest and
sincerest sympathies
over the loss
of your father.
He was a good man.
Thank-thank you.
Take comfort in the fact
that he is in the warm embrace
of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ.
Right. So how
can I help you?
I'm here for Mr. Pikula.
Didn't your assistant
in the hallway there
give you the message?
You must be a very patient man,
Mr. Whynacht,
Uh, which people?
Anyway... Mr. Pikula!
You probably knew him
as Pickles.
It's a damn shame!
I'm conducting
the funeral service.
You are?
His sister saw my website
and requested
that I do the services.
Uh, what's this?
Well, you must
be getting tired
and, uh, me, well, I'm just
so darn busy I need to expand.
Now, it's not a huge offer
but it's the best one
you're gonna get.
Why don't you take the money
and head on back to the city?
Surely you have
a more interesting life
waiting for you back there.
Wayne Snarr.
Oh, I am so sorry.
Take comfort in the fact that
she is in the warm embrace
of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ.
He poached our funeral.
You don't use a computer?
Well, this here is the way
I've always done it.
Almost 20 years
with your father
and another 10 or so
with the former owner.
This can't be right.
The Imholz funeral- it's huge!
Well, that's paying off debt.
How long till we close?
A month.
Barkeep?
Alright, um...
to Dad...
To Dad.
...for bequeathing me
his bankrupt business.
Cheers.
At first I thought
we could just, you know,
keep instigating
these accidents.
But then, after
Snarr came in today,
I thought:
why don't wejust take care of the problem
in one fell swoop?
What? What are you
talking about?
Oh, Snarr!
He's a bigoted ass.
And he's our only competition!
Uh, Hey! Uh, no.
Absolutely not!
Well, why not.
I- I'm- I'm selling
the home to Snarr.
What?
I, uh...
I'm sure he'll keep you on.
I don't want
to work for Snarr!
I want-
I wanna work for you!
I'm selling the home to Snarr.
Luanne?
Luanne?
Oliver?
Oliver.
Oliver.
They- they-they came and
they took all the furniture.
They just- They just-
They came in and they took it!
Ollie. Oliver.
I'm so sorry I didn't tell you
about Rollie's finances before.
It's OK.
Sit here. But you-
You'll get things
working again, right? Hmm?
Right?
Right.
Because I cannot go
back to the trailer park!
I- I- I can't!
Oh, Ollie!
Mmm! Ollie!
Ollie, you're so funny!
Oh, Ollie.
Oliver, this isn't
your first time, is it?
Oliver!
It's just- It's just that-
You know, ever since
I was a little boy...
Whynacht,
glad you could come.
Some job, huh?
That's beautiful work.
Tried to talk his sister into
the Shelby 387 with brass trim,
a full ceremony and burial.
but she insisted on cremation.
You know what it's like with
these immigrant families.
They're used to just
in their backyards.
I'm barely clearing
$5,000 on this one!
death was the true beginning
and that all of life was
just preparation.
Did you know they
used a long hook
to smash in the brain
and pull it out the nose
before embalming?
Uh, no, I didn't.
You see that sign?
Naugler was my
mother's maiden name.
Mom was an only child like me,
so she took over the family
business after her father died.
He tried to get her
to stop after they married.
The real reason he didn't
like it is because he found out
she was having an affair
with one of her employees.
When I was 6, Mom died
and Dad sold the home to Rollie.
for doing that.
It should have been mine.
OK.
OK?
We'll do it.
Snarr?
Uh, Roberta,
I don't think
this is the right
place for this.
Who's your dirty girl?
Who's your dirty girl?
Uh, you-you are?
So, uh, any ideas
on how we do it?
Ow!
I've been collecting
these for years.
What is that?
A pacemaker.
They have a lithium battery that
explodes in high temperatures.
That's why we have to take
them out before we burn them.
Just one of these suckers
will destroy
will make a really nice bang.
Yeah, lithium.
He's the last one.
How do we know
Snarr's still in there?
The crematorium chimney.
Look who's next in line.
His left eyebrow
is way too high.
Yeah, you're
definitely better.
Hmm.
We need to
make room for the pacemakers.
Will you hand me
the rib separators?
Oh, OK.
Rib separators...
Yes!
Yeah, yeah! Come on!
Oh, it smells awful.
I need your help.
Get a bag. Come on.
Let's go! Let's go!
Pacemakers! The Pacemakers!
Wayne Snarr.
Jesus!
Take comfort in the fact that
she's in the warm embrace of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Just leave it!
These were my mother's!
Are you sure it worked?
I think you must be bad luck
for my county, Mr. Whynacht.
Lot of folks been dyin'
since you got here.
Don't be ridiculous, Dad.
Accidents happen.
Firefighters
got the remains out for you.
I-17.
I-17.
B-8.
B-8.
O-63.
O-63.
Bingo!
Oh, my god! Bingo!
Bingo!
It's good.
The next game will be 4 corners.
You're playin' for this here
beautiful quilt
made by Annie Welsh.
I dropped by last night.
I thought he works
late on Fridays.
He took it off.
We haven't made love
in ages, Roberta.
I know, I know.
I'm sorry.
Charlie's been taking
some time off work
to look into Pickles'
death on his own.
in Pickles tool box.
He gets the lab results back
on Monday.
So?
So, it's got yours and
Pickles' blood on it, Oliver.
So what do we do?
I don't know, Oliver.
I have to go.
Charlie's waiting.
OK, well, um, tomorrow-
can I see you tomorrow night?
Please?
We should talk about-
Charlie and I are going
camping tomorrow at Juniper Park
after he finishes his shift.
We really need the getaway.
I'm sorry, Ollie.
everything you could ever want.
New truck,
the house, the girl.
Which girl?
The blond one
you're living with
Do you think it's weird?
Hmm. She's hot.
What-what do you
think of Roberta?
Isn't she with that cop?
No. Well, she's like, "ish".
What do you think of her?
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