Entrance to Outpost no. 37

The most interesting question to ask billionaires is that given their power and reach, what do they still fear or are still envious of?

Raymond Caringal gave a single answer to both questions of feelings — death. Being afraid of death is commonplace but why would a man long for what he fears? 

Raymond justifies, "I prefer having my flesh roasted than common death, getting mauled by dogs instead of common death. I dream of many deaths, except common death, but the option for my coda is out of my control."

Even in a life worth billions, it is quite grounding to see Raymond Caringal ruminate about death to a great degree. It is not a shock to hear a macabre perspective on expiration from a man whose hidden outpost is located beneath the Dasmariñas Cemetery.