BONUS - The $8,000 Funeral Side Hustle That Has Everyone Talking

On this episode of The Jubal Show, the team dives into the bizarre story of an Australian man making international headlines—and nearly $8,000 a job—for a side hustle that takes just ten minutes. His unusual career has people both laughing and cringing, as he reveals shocking secrets at funerals on behalf of the dead. From hilarious family confessions to jaw-dropping final messages, this strange gig is sparking debate worldwide. Is he providing closure—or just stirring up drama from beyond the grave? Tune in to hear the outrageous stories that only a “coffin confessor” could deliver.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Do you want to make some extra cash and have
a lot of fun. Yeah, it's the Jewble Show. Well,
you're in luck because one man in Australia is making
international headlines from his new side hustle where he makes
about eight thousand dollars per job and it usually only
takes him about ten minutes of work. WHOA what is
his amazing career and why are some people saying he's

(00:20):
the worst person on the planet for it? We'll tell
you what this guy's doing and maybe you could do
it too. Right after this. It's the Jewbile Show. How
would you like to make almost ten thousand dollars of
extra money per week doing only about ten minutes of work?
Would love? This is the Jewel Show. And no, this
isn't some infomercial for how you could become a bajillionaire overnight.
There's one guy in Australia who's making international headlines this

(00:42):
morning because of his new side hustle and it's something
that anybody can do. Anybody. Do you have any secrets
that you think you'll take to the grave. Oh, well
now you don't have to all thanks to Australia's Bill Edgar,
who's the world's first coffin confess Sir woh Hoffen confessor.

(01:03):
Job he has is for two. He attends people's funerals
and reveals personal secrets to their loved ones for a
fee of about eight thousand dollars. Oh my, He's hired
to share final thoughts that the dying person wants told
it there farewell, even if that means revealing shocking truths. Yes,
he says. It gives the person a chance to speak
when they can anymore, and the service is meant to

(01:25):
give closure, but it also risks complicating grief for others.
He says. One of the most popular things he's asked
to do by someone before they die is to poke
their body with a pen. Oh, that's a thing that's
so common, to make sure they're dead. I have no idea,
but here are some of the things that he's had

(01:45):
to share at funerals. It's pretty ridiculous, some of the
things that people wanted him to do. At one man's funeral,
he had to share this with everyone, Margaret, he loved
you dearly. But those castle roles, he was feeding them
to the neighbor's cat. Also, the church's potlucks, the lasagna
is stove first, so he additor to the whole church too.

(02:09):
I mean, isn't that kind of funny. That's like kind
of cute, Like I want my babe to know that
I still find this hilarious even though I'm gone, Like,
why do you think he's the worst person in the world, Like,
it's just somebody who's dying with And we're talking about
a guy in Australia who's making almost eight thousand dollars
a week for a side hustle by being what's called
a coffin confessor. He goes to funerals and shares secrets

(02:31):
that the person who has passed away wants to be
told at their funeral. Another one that he had was
from a guy at his funeral. He wanted to share
the truth about his tattoo. Oh. For seventeen years, everybody
assumed that the guy had live laugh love uh oh
in cursive on his back, But it was blurry tattoo,

(02:52):
it turns out, and he had to share this with
everybody at the funeral. The tattoo said live laugh lube.
He got it during his bachelor party from a drunk
stripper and nobody. This sounds like a fun doesn't it
sound like it would be pretty fun. I also feel
like it'd be really easy to scam people. He'd be like,

(03:15):
where's uncle George? Found him? Well? And then you could
just make something up. You start drama from the grave.
You can't verify it, they're dead. Another person asked him
to share something at his wedding. Another man let his
wife know some shocking news that they ended up canceling
their first wedding because he had a torn acl right

(03:36):
the guy that passed away, But at the funeral he
had to reveal that the husband faked the torn acl
for the first wedding because he wasn't sure he wanted
to marry her. That's a scrible fad. But he did
go through with it after all, and he added that
he's glad he went through with it. Honestly, this is
perfect because if you can't get everything off your chest,

(03:57):
you just do it when you're dead. And then that
would be dope because you can mess with so many
people after you're gone. All through this guy who's making
eight grand every single time he does this, would you
want to know that? Though, Yeah, I don't care, I'm dead. Oh,
we're talking about a guy in Australia who's a the

(04:17):
world's first coffin confessor. He charges about eight grand to
talk to a person before they pass away, and then
goes to the funeral and shares the things that he
wanted that they wanted him to share. Another woman who
had ten children had this guy list in order from
ten to one her favorite kids. Yeah, she also had reasons.
Why you know, they say nobody's your favorite's like, no,

(04:38):
I'll tell you, guys exactly who was my favorite kid?
Oh my gosh, doesn't the will just usually tell you
that no want I want this to happen, but I
also want you more like a roast, and I want
this man to bring I want this man to rose
me at my funeral, just for the laugh. Another person
wanted this guy to let his brother know at the
funeral that he had seen his search history. Oh, then

(04:59):
he had to proceed and show everybody the weird things
that the guy's brother was searching on the internet at
the funeral. Oh, I'm gonna get you one last time,
suck up. Yeah, And another woman had him share this
with her family at her funeral. To my family, it
was never the router. You weren't hacked I changed the

(05:20):
passport once a week, just so I could watch you
all freak out