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The Doctor Making Knives For Autopsies and Celebrity Chefs | Side Hustles
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January 28, 2021
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January 28, 2021
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8:54Now PlayingWhen people die in suspicious circumstances, he determines causes of death by slicing through their corpses. He also makes customizable, top-of-the-line knives cherished by celebrity chefs.
In this episode of SIDE HUSTLES, meet Dr. Stephen Pustilnik, a forensic pathologist in Houston on a quest to create stronger, sharper knives for cutting up meat — in the kitchen and the morgue. Dr. P’s obsession with precision (as well as extra-hard, alloy steels and 40,000 year-old mammoth teeth) has made him pals with top chefs and left him with a five-year waitlist for his coveted knives, but he has to keep up his critical work at the county morgue.
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