# Moments by Jordan **@jordan_ekeoba** ## দ্রুত নেভিগেশন - [Find Partners](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/partners.md): বিশ্বব্যাপী ভাষা বিনিময় অংশীদারদের আবিষ্কার করুন - [Language Exchange](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/partners/exchange.md): বিশ্বব্যাপী স্থানীয় ভাষাভাষীদের সাথে অনুশীলন করুন - [Moments](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments.md): আপনার ভাষা শিক্ষার যাত্রা শেয়ার করুন - [Topics](https://www.hellotalk.com/topics.md): ট্রেন্ডিং বিষয় এবং আলোচনা অন্বেষণ করুন - [Chat & Messaging](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features/chat.md): টেক্সট, ভয়েস এবং ভিডিও কথোপকথন - [Voice Rooms](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features/voiceroom.md): লাইভ অডিও কথোপকথনে যোগ দিন - [Live Streaming](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features/live-streaming.md): ইন্টারেক্টিভ ক্লাস এবং ভাষা সেশন - [Certified Teachers](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features/certified-teachers.md): পেশাদার প্রশিক্ষকদের কাছ থেকে শিখুন - [Immersive Learning](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features/immersive-learning.md): তাৎক্ষণিক অনুবাদ সহ যে কোনো জায়গায় শিখুন - [Translation Tools](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features/translation.md): যে কোনো ভাষার মধ্যে তাৎক্ষণিক অনুবাদ - [AI-Powered Apps](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/aiapps.md): বিশেষায়িত শিক্ষার সরঞ্জামগুলিতে অ্যাক্সেস করুন - [Language AI Apps](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/aiapps.md): আমাদের AI-চালিত ভাষা শিক্ষার অ্যাপগুলি আবিষ্কার করুন - [All Features](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/features.md): সমস্ত শিক্ষার বৈশিষ্ট্য এবং সরঞ্জাম অন্বেষণ করুন - [Download](https://www.hellotalk.com/bn/download.md): iOS এবং Android-এ HelloTalk পান Showing 10 of 422 moments --- ## 1. 8/26/2025 Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 7 "I just love working with the dead," Carol gushed, her eyes lighting up with an enthusiasm that made both Mina and Jeff deeply uncomfortable. "They're so peaceful, so cooperative. Much better than living people, if you ask me." "That's... that's great, Carol," Jeff said carefully. "But we're also looking for someone who can work with families, provide comfort during difficult times." Carol's face fell. "Oh. The living people. Right." She paused, then brightened again. "Well, I suppose someone has to deal with them too." After Carol came Marcus, a twenty-something guy whose idea of professional attire apparently involved a t-shirt that read "I Put the 'Fun' in Funeral" and whose interview responses consisted mainly of giggles and inappropriate jokes about decomposition. "Look," Marcus said, barely containing his laughter, "I know it sounds weird, but I just think death is, like, really funny. Like, one minute you're alive, worried about your credit score and whether you remembered to DVR The Bachelor, and then---boom! None of it matters. It's cosmic comedy, you know?" Jeff made a note on his legal pad, which Mina later discovered simply read "NO" in large, underlined letters. Candidate number three was somehow worse---a guy named Derek who brought his own embalming tools to the interview and kept referring to potential clients as "meat puppets." **Language**: English *10 likes · 360 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/OIXEV3HzZ3JNHD.md) --- ## 2. 8/26/2025 Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 6 "I'd say that depends entirely on whether it's attached to a multi-level marketing scheme or requires me to sell my soul to corporate overlords." "Neither," Jordi said. "But it is attached to a funeral home." Sol blinked once, then twice, then started laughing---not the polite chuckle of someone humoring weird customers, but genuine, delighted laughter. "A funeral home? Are you serious?" "Dead serious," Mina said, then winced. "Sorry, occupational hazard. But yes, we're opening a funeral home with an attached café. Modern, hip, completely different from anything else out there." "And you want me to run the café part?" "We want you to create it," Mina corrected. "Your coffee knowledge, your ability to read people, your whole aesthetic---it's exactly what we need. Think about it: people dealing with grief need comfort, but they also need authenticity. You could create a space where people actually want to spend time, even when they're processing loss." Sol was quiet for a moment, absently adjusting her scarf while she processed the offer. "What would you call it? The café, I mean." "Kill Time Café," Jordi said without hesitation. Sol's grin was immediate and infectious. "That's either the worst pun in the history of service industry humor, or absolute genius." "We're hoping for both," Mina said. "When do I start?" The conference room at the Houston Workforce Development Center smelled like industrial-strength air freshener and broken dreams. Mina and Jeff sat across from a parade of potential employees, each interview more surreal than the last. Candidate number one was Carol, a middle-aged woman whose resume listed "Extensive experience with the deceased" and whose handshake felt like grabbing a fish that had been left in the sun too long. **Language**: English *10 likes · 427 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/NNNVVVIMV3JNHD.md) --- ## 3. 8/26/2025 Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 5 They looked up to find their server---a woman in her late twenties with the kind of effortless cool that came from either years of practice or complete indifference to other people's opinions. She wore a vintage band t-shirt, distressed jeans, and a scarf that definitely cost more than most people's car payments. In August. In Houston. And somehow, she made it work. But it was the beanie that really sold the look---not just any beanie, but one that looked like it had been hand-knitted by a Peruvian grandmother and blessed by a Tibetan monk. Her name tag read "SOL" in careful handwriting. "Actually," Mina said, her entrepreneur instincts tingling, "what's your story? You've got amazing energy." Sol raised an eyebrow, which was pierced in exactly the right place to suggest rebellion without suggesting poor judgment. "My story? I make coffee, I judge people silently, and I'm saving up to backpack through South America. Pretty standard millennial trajectory." "No, I mean your coffee knowledge," Mina pressed. "You haven't just been serving us drinks, you've been curating experiences. That cortado you made me? It was like... like you read my soul and translated it into caffeine." Sol's expression shifted from mild interest to genuine curiosity. "You noticed that?" "She notices everything," Jordi said. "It's both her greatest strength and most annoying quality." "I matched your drink to your personality," Sol explained, warming to the subject. "You came in with intense energy but underlying anxiety---classic entrepreneur combination. So I gave you something with depth but not overwhelming complexity. Enough caffeine to fuel your ambitions, enough milk to smooth out the rough edges." Mina leaned forward, practically vibrating with excitement. "Sol, what would you say to managing your own café?" **Language**: English *8 likes · 343 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/ADVGEuFFV3JNHD.md) --- ## 4. 8/26/2025 제2장: 마케팅 데드: 6부 "저는 죽은 사람들과 일하는 걸 정말 사랑해요." 캐롤이 미나와 제프를 깊이 불편하게 만드는 열정으로 눈을 빛내며 넘치는 듯이 말했다. "그들은 너무 평화롭고, 너무 협조적이에요. 제가 보기에는 산 사람들보다 훨씬 나아요." "그건... 그건 대단하네요, 캐롤." 제프가 조심스럽게 말했다. "하지만 저희는 또한 가족들과 함께 일하고, 어려운 시기에 위로를 제공할 수 있는 사람도 찾고 있어요." 캐롤의 얼굴이 떨어졌다. "아. 산 사람들. 맞네요." 그녀가 잠시 멈추더니 다시 밝아졌다. "글쎄, 누군가는 그들도 상대해야겠죠." 캐롤 다음에는 마커스가 왔다. 20대의 남자로, 전문적인 복장에 대한 그의 개념은 분명히 "나는 장례식에 '재미'를 넣는다"라고 적힌 티셔츠를 포함하는 것 같았고, 면접 답변은 주로 킥킥거림과 분해에 대한 부적절한 농담들로 구성되어 있었다. "봐요." 마커스가 웃음을 거의 참지 못하며 말했다. "이상하게 들린다는 거 알아요. 하지만 저는 그냥 죽음이 정말 웃기다고 생각해요. 한 분 전에는 살아 있으면서 신용 점수와 <더 배첼러> DVR 예약을 기억했는지 걱정하다가---쾅! 아무것도 중요하지 않아요. 우주적 코미디죠, 알겠어요?" 제프가 법률용지에 메모를 했는데, 미나가 나중에 발견한 건 그냥 크고 밑줄 쳐진 "안 돼"라는 글씨였다. 세 번째 지원자는 어떻게든 더 나빴다---데릭이라는 남자로 자신의 방부 처리 도구를 면접에 가져왔고 잠재적 고객들을 계속 "고기 인형"이라고 불렀다. 일곱 번째 지원자가 들어왔을 때, 제프는 전체 사업 모델을 재고할 준비가 되어 있었다. 하지만 그때 로버트 마르티네스가 방에 들어왔고, 모든 것이 바뀌었다. 로버트는 40대였고, 일의 무게에 대한 전문성과 존경을 모두 시사하는 완벽하게 다림질된 정장을 입고 있었다. 그의 악수는 확고했지만 공격적이지 않았고, 눈 맞춤은 직접적이지만 불안하게 하지 않았다. 그는 앉아서 손을 모으고 그들이 시작하기를 기다렸다. **Language**: Korean *6 likes · 37 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/W3yzzIvWN3JNHD.md) --- ## 5. 8/26/2025 제2장: 마케팅 데드: 5부 "그게 다단계 마케팅 계획에 연결되어 있는지, 아니면 제가 영혼을 기업 지배층에게 팔아야 하는지에 따라 다르겠네요." "둘 다 아니에요." 조디가 말했다. "하지만 장례식장에 연결되어 있긴 해요." 솔이 한 번, 그리고 두 번 눈을 깜빡이더니 웃기 시작했다---이상한 고객들을 달래는 사람의 정중한 킥킥거림이 아니라, 진짜이고 즐거운 웃음이었다. "장례식장요? 진심이에요?" "죽을 만큼 진지해요." 미나가 말하고는 얼굴을 찌푸렸다. "미안, 직업적 습관이에요. 하지만 네, 저희는 카페가 딸린 장례식장을 열고 있어요. 현대적이고, 힙하고, 거기 있는 다른 어떤 것과도 완전히 달라요." "그리고 제가 카페 부분을 운영하기를 원하신다고요?" "저희는 당신이 그걸 창조하기를 원해요." 미나가 정정했다. "당신의 커피 지식, 사람을 읽는 능력, 전체적인 미적 감각---그게 바로 우리에게 필요한 거예요. 생각해보세요: 슬픔을 다루는 사람들은 위로가 필요하지만, 진정성도 필요해요. 당신은 사람들이 상실을 처리할 때에도 실제로 시간을 보내고 싶어할 만한 공간을 만들 수 있어요." 솔이 잠시 조용히 있더니, 제안을 처리하면서 무의식적으로 스카프를 만졌다. "뭐라고 부를 건가요? 카페 말이에요." "킬 타임 카페." 조디가 주저하지 않고 말했다. 솔의 미소가 즉석에서 전염성 있게 번졌다. "그건 서비스업 유머 역사상 최악의 말장난이거나, 아니면 절대적인 천재성이네요." "저희는 둘 다를 바라고 있어요." 미나가 말했다. "언제 시작하죠?" 휴스턴 인력 개발 센터의 회의실은 산업용 강도의 공기 청정제와 부서진 꿈들 냄새가 났다. 미나와 제프는 잠재적 직원들의 행렬을 마주보고 앉아 있었는데, 각각의 면접이 이전 것보다 더 초현실적이었다. 첫 번째 지원자는 캐롤이었다. 이력서에 "고인과의 광범위한 경험"이라고 적힌 중년 여성이었고, 악수가 마치 해 아래 너무 오래 놔둔 물고기를 잡는 것 같았다. **Language**: Korean *5 likes · 48 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/TPARMzpzN3JNHD.md) --- ## 6. 8/26/2025 제2장: 마케팅 데드: 4부 그들이 올려다보니 서버가 있었다---20대 후반의 여성으로, 몇 년간의 연습이나 다른 사람들의 의견에 대한 완전한 무관심에서 나오는 종류의 자연스러운 멋을 가지고 있었다. 그녀는 빈티지 밴드 티셔츠, 찢어진 청바지, 그리고 확실히 대부분 사람들의 자동차 할부금보다 비싼 스카프를 착용하고 있었다. 8월에. 휴스턴에서. 그런데도 어떻게든 소화해냈다. 하지만 정말 룩을 완성한 건 비니였다---그냥 아무 비니가 아니라, 페루 할머니가 손으로 뜨고 티베트 승려가 축복한 것 같아 보이는 비니였다. 그녀의 명찰에는 "솔"이라고 정성스러운 손글씨로 적혀 있었다. "사실은요." 미나가 기업가 본능이 간지러워하며 말했다. "당신 이야기가 뭔가요? 정말 멋진 에너지를 가지고 있네요." 솔이 반항을 시사하면서도 잘못된 판단을 시사하지는 않는 정확한 위치에 피어싱된 눈썹을 치켜올렸다. "제 이야기요? 저는 커피를 만들고, 사람들을 조용히 판단하고, 남미를 배낭여행으로 다니기 위해 돈을 모으고 있어요. 꽤 표준적인 밀레니얼 궤적이죠." "아니, 커피 지식 말이에요." 미나가 밀어붙였다. "당신은 우리에게 그냥 음료를 서빙한 게 아니라, 경험을 큐레이션해왔어요. 제게 만들어준 코르타도? 그건 마치... 마치 제 영혼을 읽고 카페인으로 번역한 것 같았어요." 솔의 표정이 가벼운 관심에서 진정한 호기심으로 바뀌었다. "그걸 알아차리셨어요?" "그녀는 모든 걸 알아차려요." 조디가 말했다. "그녀의 가장 큰 장점이자 가장 짜증나는 특성이죠." "저는 음료를 당신의 성격에 맞췄어요." 솔이 주제에 흥미를 보이며 설명했다. "당신은 강렬한 에너지를 가지고 들어왔지만 밑바탕에는 불안이 있었어요---전형적인 기업가 조합이죠. 그래서 깊이는 있지만 압도적으로 복잡하지는 않은 걸 드렸어요. 당신의 야망을 부추길 만큼의 카페인, 거친 부분을 부드럽게 할 만큼의 우유." 미나가 흥분으로 거의 진동하며 앞으로 기울었다. "솔, 자신만의 카페를 관리하는 것에 대해 어떻게 생각해요?" **Language**: Korean *6 likes · 47 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/DLZOMNOFN3JNHD.md) --- ## 7. 8/25/2025 Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 4 Twenty minutes later, armed with boxes of promotional materials that smelled like fresh ink and entrepreneurial ambition, they settled into a corner booth at Grind Coffee, the aggressively hip establishment next door to QuickPrint. The walls were covered in exposed brick and reclaimed wood, the kind of place where the WiFi password was probably something like "kaleislife" and the baristas had opinions about your choice of milk alternative. "Okay," Jordi said, spreading their business plan across the small table, "we need to finalize staffing. The renovations start next week, which means we need to have our team in place by---" "Excuse me," interrupted a voice that sounded like honey mixed with cigarettes and life experience. "Can I get you anything else, or are you good with just the existential dread?" **Language**: English *6 likes · 449 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/VKucvDNRXMFNHD.md) --- ## 8. 8/25/2025 Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 3 "Congratulations!" Mina said warmly, turning to the couple. "Sixty-two years---that's incredible. You two must have some secrets to longevity." The woman beamed. "Oh, we just take it one day at a time, honey. Never know what tomorrow might bring." Mina and Jordi exchanged a look that contained entire conversations about market opportunities and the natural progression of actuarial tables. "Speaking of tomorrow," Mina said, reaching for one of their fresh-printed flyers, "my business partner and I just opened a new funeral home right here in the neighborhood. Very modern, very respectful. We'd love to have you take a look at our services." She handed them a flyer and, with the timing of a seasoned comedian, slipped them a coupon. "And since you're such a lovely couple, please take this. Just in case you want to plan ahead together." The elderly man studied the coupon with the intensity of someone reading their own obituary. "Buy one, get one half off..." He looked at his wife, then back at the coupon. "Martha, we should probably discuss this." Martha examined the materials with the careful attention of someone who'd learned that the devil was always in the details. "The Eternal Exit Emporium," she read aloud. "Well, I suppose everyone needs to plan for the future." "Exactly!" Mina said, her smile so bright it could have guided ships to shore. "And with our BOGO special, you're really saving money in the long run." "The long run," the old man chuckled. "I see what you did there." As the elderly couple shuffled away, clutching their anniversary photos and their mortality-themed discount coupons, Jordi shook his head in admiration. "I can't believe that worked." "Death is universal, Jordi," Mina said sagely. "Marketing is just about finding the right angle." **Language**: English *6 likes · 377 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/WlZzLIDjTMFNHD.md) --- ## 9. 8/25/2025 Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 2 "Obviously," Mina said. "We're not running a charity here. The discount applies to services of equal or lesser value, and the decedent must expire within six months of purchase. Standard stuff." Brandon stared at the coupon like it might suddenly make sense if he looked at it long enough. "But... how do you... I mean, who would use this?" "Couples!" Mina exclaimed, as if it were the most obvious thing in the world. "Elderly married folks who want to plan ahead. Buy together, die together, save together. It's romantic, really." Jordi looked up from his phone. "Plus, statistically speaking, when one spouse dies, the other typically follows within eighteen months. We're just capitalizing on natural market forces." "That's..." Brandon started, then stopped, apparently deciding that arguing with customers about the ethics of death-related marketing wasn't covered in his employee handbook. "That's certainly unique. How many do you want?" "Five hundred flyers, a thousand coupons," Mina said. "Full color, premium paper. We want people to know we're serious about their mortality." As Brandon busied himself with their order, the shop's door chimed again, admitting an elderly couple who moved with the careful precision of people who'd learned that life was a series of obstacles designed to break hips and bruise dignity. The woman, whose silver hair was styled in what could only be described as "Texas church lady chic," approached the counter with a small stack of photos. "Excuse me, dear, we need these printed for our anniversary party." "Sixty-two years next month," the man added proudly, adjusting his hearing aid with the practiced ease of someone who'd given up on technology but refused to admit defeat. Mina's eyes lit up with the predatory gleam of a born salesperson. She nudged Jordi, who was still absorbed in calculating the cost-per-impression of their marketing campaign. **Language**: English *7 likes · 375 views* [View this moment](https://www.hellotalk.com/moments/DkN1OORPPMFNHD.md) --- ## 10. 8/25/2025 “Mina & Jordi's Eternal Exit Emporium” Chapter 2: The Marketing Dead: Part 1 The bell above the door at QuickPrint Solutions chimed with the enthusiasm of a funeral director's cash register as Mina and Jordi stepped inside. The smell of fresh ink and disappointment hung in the air, mixed with the faint aroma of someone's microwaved fish lunch from the back office. "Welcome to QuickPrint!" chirped the teenager behind the counter, whose name tag read "BRANDON" in all caps, as if volume could compensate for his obvious lack of life experience. "What can we help you create today?" Mina slapped a folder onto the counter with the confidence of someone who'd spent three sleepless nights perfecting her vision. "We need flyers. And coupons. Lots of coupons." Brandon's eyes lit up with the fervor of someone whose commission was entirely dependent on upselling premium paper stock. "Excellent! What's the business?" "Funeral home," Jordi said matter-of-factly, pulling out his phone to check their budget spreadsheet for the fifteenth time that morning. Brandon's smile flickered like a dying lightbulb. "Oh. Cool. That's... that's different." Mina opened the folder and spread out their carefully crafted marketing materials. The flyer was tasteful---elegant fonts, a serene photo of a sunset, and the tagline "Your Final Destination for Life's Last Adventure." But the coupon was where Mina's entrepreneurial genius truly shone. "Buy One Burial, Get One 50% Off," Brandon read aloud, his voice climbing an octave. 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