He Died as he Lived | Abnormal Stories Podcast 

I love the idea that essentially low budget resurrecting makes you a straight up drone.

Beautiful. Love the way you verbally painted that bleak existence.

"Most countries had nationalized it, but in this country it was a subscription package." Bloody Brexit!

Stu imma keep it real with you, all these short stories have been fucking great

This is inspiring me to finally make some audiobooks of my stories- these are really good, you do such a good job at keeping the atmosphere:)

Hope you make more of this Stu, the podcast is great

~IN A SEA OF HIS OWN BLOOD~

Christ mate I thought you'd kicked it and this was an obituary 💀

What's especially funny about this one is how useless the corpse is. It's essentially paying families to desecrate their loved one's bodies, with no benefits vs just making a robot

To be honest, I'm kind of disappointed by this story, but I think that's mainly because I like the other ones I've heard so much better. The internet always remember, the one about the printer, and the end credit story are all really something amazing. I didn't really get this one though. I assume it's mainly supposed to be an allegory for how we all theorize about life after death, to the point where we often fantasize about the idea of coming back to life as a horrific monster zombie if it just means that we get to live after death. But this story pulls a fast one on us by making it sound like it's about to be a zombie story, before revealing that nothing harmful is actually happening. It's somewhat supposed to be a parallel to how we all think so much about what happens to someone after they die, when chances are it's not really that complicated.