Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

Where is heaven? 99-year-old tells you #amazingshorts #shorts #afterlife #death #heaven

25 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, an interviewer (Speaker A) talks with a 99‑year‑old individual (Speaker B) about age, family, and mortality. Speaker B mentions feeling the pain of being 99, wonders about his sister’s health, and reflects on where people go after death. He initially says they go to the graveyard, then adds that when Jesus returns they will be taken out, expressing a desire to reach heaven to escape the hardships of life and stop working. The conversation is informal, with repeated phrases and a light, reflective tone, revealing personal beliefs about the afterlife and a yearning for rest.

Yeah, so you say you are 99 years old and you came for the—
close to it, but when I walk in my pain, then I feel 99. My sister now, she's— if she's still living, she's 99. Oh, she did pretty good so far. I don't know, when I go home, maybe she's dying. Oh.
So where do you think they'll go when they die? Up in heaven. Up in the heaven.
Yeah, they go in the graveyard.
Hmm.
And then when Jesus comes, they'll take him out. I want to go out to heaven too because I don't want to stay here anymore.
Yeah.
You know, I'd like to go up there where you don't work.
You don't have to work.
Yeah. Enjoy people.
We've been working for Go bus.
Oh, I wish in my 80s.