raveyard no police? Kibera: ‘Let’s apply for stock!’”
Where others saw solemn silence in graveyards, Kibera apparently saw poor security and high profit margins. If there were no guards, he saw an opportunity — not for reflection, but for resupply. The meme flips the situation into business language, as if he’s filling out an order form at a supplier warehouse. Coffins? Check. Jewelry? Bonus. Peace? Optional. It’s an exaggerated portrayal of criminal entrepreneurship, satirizing the way he might’ve rationalized his actions. With no one watching, he assumed stock was “available.” Creepy? Absolutely. Funny in a twisted way? Unfortunately, yes.
Danwhite
36 days agoraveyard no police? Kibera: ‘Let’s apply for stock!’”
Where others saw solemn silence in graveyards, Kibera apparently saw poor security and high profit margins. If there were no guards, he saw an opportunity — not for reflection, but for resupply. The meme flips the situation into business language, as if he’s filling out an order form at a supplier warehouse. Coffins? Check. Jewelry? Bonus. Peace? Optional. It’s an exaggerated portrayal of criminal entrepreneurship, satirizing the way he might’ve rationalized his actions. With no one watching, he assumed stock was “available.” Creepy? Absolutely. Funny in a twisted way? Unfortunately, yes.