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I answered my work phone with “Morgans Morgue; you kill’em, we chill’em” once. My coworker did not expect that and cracked up.

I’ve used the same line with different slogan a few times, but that’s the one that worked the best.

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I’ve used “Joe’s roadside cafe, you kill em, we grill em” before

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Also works with “crematorium”

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Morts Mortuary! You stab 'em! We slab 'em!

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Joe’s Meat Market. Nobody beats Joe’s meat.

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Mortuary Grill: where yesterday’s grief is today’s beef! Who can I serve you today?

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“Marty’s Morgue, you stab em’ we slab em.”

That’s how I’ve always said it. lol

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“Catholic freight depot random city” makes callers pause for a second to think about what they just heard.

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Oooo I love this one, the dissonance is excellent!

“Republican Bakery”

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“Ahoy 'hoy” like Mr. Burns in the Simpsons?

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Or even like Alexander Graham Bell?

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TIL, thanks for sharing

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The inventor of the graham cracker?

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The inventor of Taco Bell

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“[your city] Police, how can I help you.”

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喂你好!(or any language the caller probably doesn’t understand!)

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