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I walked over to my friend Bob?s house on Sunday evening, then knocked on the door. *Bob opened it and invited me in.?Hey, Gary, how?s it going? *Did you find a job yet?? Bob said.?No, not yet. *There?s not much around here,? I said.Bob and I had graduated from high school about a month ago. *It was July and hot as hell outside. *Since we turned eighteen, we?d been looking for work. *I don?t know why we were unable to find anything steady. *Bob and I worked at a carwash for a week but quit. *The amount of money the owner said we would make never came to fruition. *We figured we weren?t even making minimum wage. *The car wash paid fifty cents an hour, plus tips.It was nineteen seventy-four. *The war had ended, and more people were looking for work than available jobs.?Let?s grab a sixpack and go to the park,? Bob said.?I?m flat, man. *I don?t have any money,? I said.?No problem, it?s on me,? Bob said.We walked to the liquor store close to the house. *Inside, Bob got a sixpack of beer from the cooler and placed it on the counter. *Then, he asked for two packages of cigarettes. *I stood next to Bob, watching as he took a wad of bills from his pocket, peeled off a ten, and placed it on the counter.After receiving his change, Bob picked up the bag and walked toward the door. *I wondered where my friend got the money as I followed him out. *We walked to the park, found a picnic table, and sat down.Bob gave me a bottle of beer and a package of cigarettes. *Thanking him, I opened the smokes and lit one. *Bob popped the tops off two of the beers.?Okay, dude, where the fuck did you get the money? *Did you rob someone?? I said.Shrugging his shoulders, Bob said, ?No. *I didn?t rob anyone.?Bob took a drink, then smoked his cigarette. *I waited for him to tell me where he got the cash, but he didn?t offer any explanation. *We finished our beers, then opened another one. *I asked Bob about the money again, but he didn?t answer me.?Did you find a job you haven?t told me about, Bob?? I said.?Yeah, sort of, Gary,? Bob said. *?My ol? man is after me to get out of the house. *He told me an eighteen-year-old man was too old to live with his parents. So he?s been preaching since my birthday.??What does your mom say about it?? I said.?Mom doesn?t go against anything the ol? man says, Gary. *If you remember, my brother joined the service, and my sister got married when they turned eighteen. *I don?t want to join the Army, and I sure don?t want to get married,? Bob said, then laughed. *?I don?t even have a girlfriend.??Yeah. *I know what you mean. *Living at home isn?t terrible, but I wish I could get out of the house. *My mom doesn?t like it when I have a few beers and won?t let me smoke in the house. *I thought about going to live with my dad, but I can?t stand his new wife,? I said.We opened our third beer. *When we finished it, Bob said he wanted more. So, after going back to the store, we returned to the park.?So, isvecbahis are you going to tell me about your job?? I said.Shrugging his shoulders, Bob said, ?Do you know the Social Club over on Tenth Street???Yeah, I?ve seen it, but I don?t know anything about it,? I said.?It?s a private club. *The members get together there to drink and play cards. *A guy I know invited me to the club to serve drinks and stuff to the players. *My first time was last Friday and Saturday nights,? Bob said.?How much did you make?? I asked.Bob took a drink of beer, then stared across the park. *?I made one-hundred-sixty dollars.??They paid you eighty dollars a night? *How many hours did you work?? I asked.?I worked from eight at night until four in the morning. So about eight hours each night,? Bob said.?Fuck. *That?s like ten bucks an hour. *Is it before taxes?? I said.Laughing, Bob popped another beer. *?There are no taxes, Gary. *It?s all cash.??Something sound fishy. *What the fuck do you have to do? *There has to be more to it than passing out drinks and snacks,? I said.?I can?t talk about it, Gary. *It?s an illegal game. *The men play for money. *They play for a lot of money. *They told me to keep my mouth shut about what and who I saw there,? Bob said.Bob and I finished our beers, then left the park. *When we got to his house, I told him I?d talk to him later. Then, as I headed home, I lit a smoke. *Bob and I had been friends for a long time. *In the past, he never held anything back when we talked. *However, his responses to my questions, or rather the lack of response, troubled me.Over the next few days, I continued my job search. *I put in applications at many businesses, but the answer was always the same. *They told me they would call if anything became available.I didn?t see Bob again until Sunday. *As we did the week before, we went to the store for beer, then the park. *Sitting at a table, we drank our beers and had a smoke. *Unlike the previous Sunday, Bob bought twelve beers instead of six.Bob and I caught up on our week. *I told him about my job hunting. *Bob said he also put in applications and received the same results as I had. *I wanted to ask if he still worked at the Social Club, but I didn?t.?How are things at home? *Is your dad still after you to move?? I said.?He asks me when I?m going to move every day. *It?s starting to piss me off,? Bob said. *?At this point, I?m desperate. *If I could, I?d move tomorrow.??Things at my house aren?t great, but I want to get out on my own. *So maybe if we find work, we can get a place together,? I said.?Getting a place together would be great, Gary,? Bob said.By the time we opened our sixth beer, Bob had begun to loosen up. *We talked about the idea of sharing a flat or apartment and wondered if we could.?So, did you work at the Social Club again this weekend?? I finally asked.Bob nodded but wouldn?t look me in the eye.?How did you do? *Did you make isveçbahis giriş as much money as you did the last time?? I said.?I did okay,? Bob said.When I said, ?Do they need any more help?? Bob?s head jerked toward me.?I don?t think you?d like the job, Gary,? Bob replied sharply.I decided to let it drop. *There was something Bob wasn?t telling me, but I had no idea what it could be. So finally, we decided to call it a night and go home. *We tossed our empties and headed to Bob?s house. *I said goodbye, and we agreed to talk later.The following week was a carbon copy of the last week. *I went out every day and put in applications at almost every business within walking distance. *There was another thing. *On Wednesday, Mom told me she had a boyfriend, and he would move into the house.When I asked when Mom said it would be soon. *Then she dropped the ball, telling me I needed to find a place of my own. So later in the evening, I went to Bob?s house to tell him the bad news.Bob popped for a twelve-pack of beer. *We sat in the park, drinking and talking while I smoked a cigarette.?I?m so fucked, Bob. *My mom is tossing me so her boyfriend can move into the house with her,? I said. *?I have to find a way to make money.??I hear you, Gary. But, unfortunately, things suck at my house too. *My ol? man is getting impatient with me and wants me out,? Bob said.?Yeah, but you have the gig at the Social Club. *At least you?re making money. *Shit, you?d have to find a great job to make what you make working there. *Are you sure they don?t need more help?? I said.Bob didn?t say anything as we watched the sunset and drank our beers. *Finally, I lit a smoke, exhaling after taking a drag. *I turned to my friend and asked again.?I don?t know if they need more help, Gary. But, even if they did, I couldn?t introduce you to them. *You?re my best friend and don?t want to mess it up,? Bob said.?Why would it mess up our friendship, Bob? *Is what you do illegal?? I said.?Parts of my job are, Gary. But, I want to get out of the house so bad, I?m willing to take a chance,? Bob said.Chuckling, I said, ?You don?t have to kill anyone, do you??Shaking his head, Bob laughed and said, ?No. *I don?t have to do anything like that. *It?s just weird, that?s all.??Why is it weird? *What do you have to do? *How bad can serving drinks be?? I said.By this time, we?d finished our beers. *I felt a buzz and felt Bob did too.We decided we wanted more to drink and went to the store for a sixpack. *When Bob asked for a half-pint of whiskey, I felt he wanted to get drunk. *When we got back to the park, he opened the booze and took a swig from the bottle. *Then while Bob chased the whiskey with his beer, I took a drink.Bob seemed distant. *I wanted to ask what was going on, but I didn?t. Finally, a few drinks later, Bob took a deep breath.?Serving drinks and snacks is only part of my job at the club, Gary,? Bob said.?What else do you isveçbahis yeni giriş have to do?? I asked.Bob picked up the whiskey, took a drink, then offered it to me. *I also took a drink.?Fuck, man, I don?t just server the men. *I service them too,? Bob said.?What do you mean? *You have sex with them?? I said.Bob hung his head and nodded. *?They have a couple of girls at the club to screw the men, but some of them want sex with a man. *So when they do, it?s me.??Are you saying you suck and fuck them?? I said, not believing what I heard.Nodding, Bob said, ?No one?s fucked me. *The girls take care of the fucking. *I have only sucked them off. *When I do, they are generous with their tips.??How generous?? I said.?Last Saturday, a man gave me fifty dollars. *A blowjob is ten bucks, but most of them tip. *If they?re winning, they tip me well,? Bob said. *He turned to look at me. *?Now you know why I didn?t want to tell you about the job.??So, are you a queer or something?? I said.?No, but I will have sex with a man. *I?ve screwed one of the girls too. *There are a few of the men who like to suck cock, so they blow me,? Bob said.?Do you get paid when they suck your cock?? I said. *Smiling, Bob nodded. *?It sounds like a pretty good job. *What?s sucking cock like???Honestly, after the first time, I found it was kind of hot,? Bob said.?Do you swallow??Nodding, Bob said, ?They pay better if I swallow their cum. *It isn?t too bad. *I tasted mine before. * I guess most of it is about the same.?I smiled. *I had licked my hand after jacking off, and the taste never bothered me. *There were times I thought about having sex with a man. *My experience was limited to one girl I dated near the end of my senior year of high school. *The girl and I made out, and I felt her up, but that?s as far as it went. *I had to take care of myself when I got home.?I?ve never received a blowjob, let alone given one. *So I wouldn?t know where to start,? I said as I thought about what Bob did as part of his job.Laughing, Bob said, ?It isn?t rocket science, Gary.??How long have you been giving head? *Did you suck cock before you got the job?? I asked. *The booze had removed any filters I may have had.Shaking his head, Bob said, ?I found out about the job from the man at the hardware store. *I went in to apply for a job five weeks ago, and while we talked, the man told me about the Social Club. *He told me the club was looking for someone.?Gary, I would have never considered it if I wasn?t desperate to get out of the house. *So when the man at the hardware store told me how much money I could make, I asked what I would have to do. *I was shocked as shit when he said I would have to serve drinks and give men blowjobs.??It sounds blunt if you ask me,? I said. *?What did you do???I thought about it for a few minutes, then told him I would do it. *Then, when I said I?d never sucked a cock, he smiled. *We were in his office and alone. *He stood up, unzipped his pants, and pulled his cock out. *When he told me I could learn, I agreed. *Then, kneeling on the floor, I sucked his cock while he coached me. *It was bizarre at first, but after a few minutes, I got into it.