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I think car factories shut down all the time, so it might not be the best of ideas. But they'd probably be more stable than producing cheesecake, at least.
Technology sells pretty well, but it's also outdated quickly...
...Actually, now that I think about it, you might have to be cremated before they plant you with a seed. So if we hit the cremation market as well as the burial one, that might be enough.
Sounds like a plan. We should probably heavily invest in our first product, since we'll win if we make the most profit, and then use those profits to expand.
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So, what comes out of a factory that never stops being useful? Cars, toys for kids... dildos...
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Technology sells pretty well, but it's also outdated quickly...
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Caskets are pretty universal and it would be in line for how she talks.
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Though the tree is a challenge to apply it.
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We can start with the caskets and expand if we need too?
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It's a plastic dick.
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No.
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Except yours involves real wood, which is a problem.
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And why is that?
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[ COCKS PRODUCING DILDOS... ]
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Well, you green teamies are the bosses here, really.
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But if he wants to do caskets, sure. Real... not morbid.
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But he's got a point, people always need to bury people...
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