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3 years ago

Who makes it, has no need of it.

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It's a coffin because the person who makes it is alive so they don't need to use it, the person who buys it is also alive and buying it for someone else.

The person who is using it has passed away so they can't see or feel anything.

:( This is one morbid riddle.

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