5 Jokes For Funeral Home

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Updated on: Sep 09 2024

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Stand-up Comedian Performing at a Funeral

Finding appropriate humor in an inappropriate setting
Performing at a funeral is like doing stand-up in a library, but with more people sleeping. I told the crowd, "Don't worry, folks, I promise not to resurrect any dead jokes. Unlike Uncle Bob, they've been buried for a reason.

Ghost of the Deceased

Adjusting to the afterlife while keeping an eye on the living
I'm trying to be a friendly ghost, you know? Casper style. I approached a psychic, and she said, "I sense a presence." I'm thinking, "Yeah, that's me. I'm right here. Can you tell Aunt Judy to stop crying over the will?

Funeral Home Janitor

Dealing with unusual messes and maintaining a sense of dignity
My job involves a lot of sweeping, mopping, and avoiding eye contact with grieving family members. I overheard someone say, "At least the janitor has job security." I thought, "Yeah, because nobody else wants to deal with this mess.

Grieving Family Member

Navigating emotional turbulence with a dash of humor
The funeral director asked me to provide a eulogy. I said, "Can I do a PowerPoint presentation instead? I feel like my aunt would appreciate some visuals.

Funeral Director

Balancing professionalism and awkward situations
People always assume funeral directors have a dark sense of humor. I told a friend I work with the deceased every day. He said, "Wow, your social life must be dead." I replied, "Not as dead as my dating life.

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