That's, that's, that's a common question you have to ask when a spouse is reporting another spouse missing.

如果有*一方來報(bào)案 聲稱另一方失蹤時(shí) 這是個(gè)必問的常規(guī)問題

90% of people who lose their spouse end up sleeping with their spouse's best friend after their funeral, actually.

其實(shí)九成喪偶的人 最后都會(huì)在葬禮后睡了他們伴侶 最親密的朋友

Well, I guess that would be me. I am the spouse.

應(yīng)該是我吧 我是他的配偶

As her spouse, he controls where she's buried.

作為她的配偶 他有權(quán)決定在何處下葬

And there is a word for when you lose your spouse.

而失去伴侶的人也有一個(gè)專有名稱

And I'm guessing they're not coming here with their spouses.

我猜他們來的時(shí)候帶的也都不是家眷

And right in front of their spouses.

他倆也情不自禁 性性相惜

Me? I'm just here to be a supportive spouse.

我嗎 我只是作為家屬來這里表示支持

It's always the spouses who are in denial.

拒絕接受現(xiàn)實(shí)的總是你的另一半

they can't make you testify against your spouse.

他們不能讓你指證自己的配偶