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22 December 2023
My job is ridiculous. I sit in my car all day along, beside the railroad tracks near a bridge that is under construction. Every once in awhile, perhaps twice a week, a train will need to come by. I just have to make sure that all the construction workers have themselves and their shit out of the way. Needless to say, I get bored. Lately, I've taken to sleeping. I show up, report on duty, wad up my hoodie like a pillow, kick the seat back as far as it will go, and crash out. The construction spot is in a pretty remote location, but occasionally a cop will stop by and tap on my window just to make sure that I'm not some white-collar stiff who decided to take his last lunch break, if you know what I mean. Once the law is reassured that I'm supposed to be there and not suicidal, they leave me alone. The only other people I see are hobos and bums, who use the railroad track as their own personal highway. Just the other day I was taking my morning nap when I heard a scuffle in the gravel outside my car. I opened my eyes and shot up from my reclined position. Standing just outside my door and looking in on me was this fucking hobo. He was just watching me, like I was some goddamn show on TV. I looked at him for a second, thinking that he would just go away. But he continued to stand there with a sick smile on his face. I yelled at him from behind the uncertain safety of my window glass:
"What the fuck are you doing? Get out of here!"
"Got-nee money I kin have?"
"No, goddamn it! You scared the piss out of me!"
He was a young looking guy, actually. Not the old-man-with-a-beard look that I usually associate with hobos. He had wild hair that skidded back across his forehead, with an intense passion for establishing a nice widow's peak before this guy reached the age of 30. He wore these immense sunglasses that, not so stylishly, hid the color of his eyes, which I was guessing to be, at least mostly, blood red. He was still smiling.
"Got-nee food in dere?"
Now he was looking around the interior of my car, and I was sure he would spot my Hostess Cupcakes before I could hide them.
"If I give you these will you just fucking leave?"
He nodded. I rolled down the window just enough to hand over my cream-filled chocolate goodness. He pulled up his pants and mumbled his thanks. Just then a train went by on the tracks, and he started trotting along side it. He grabbed the handle of a door on an open boxcar and lifted his lithe body up and in. It took me all afternoon to wipe the cum off the side of my car door.
"What the fuck are you doing? Get out of here!"
"Got-nee money I kin have?"
"No, goddamn it! You scared the piss out of me!"
He was a young looking guy, actually. Not the old-man-with-a-beard look that I usually associate with hobos. He had wild hair that skidded back across his forehead, with an intense passion for establishing a nice widow's peak before this guy reached the age of 30. He wore these immense sunglasses that, not so stylishly, hid the color of his eyes, which I was guessing to be, at least mostly, blood red. He was still smiling.
"Got-nee food in dere?"
Now he was looking around the interior of my car, and I was sure he would spot my Hostess Cupcakes before I could hide them.
"If I give you these will you just fucking leave?"
He nodded. I rolled down the window just enough to hand over my cream-filled chocolate goodness. He pulled up his pants and mumbled his thanks. Just then a train went by on the tracks, and he started trotting along side it. He grabbed the handle of a door on an open boxcar and lifted his lithe body up and in. It took me all afternoon to wipe the cum off the side of my car door.
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vol 5 - issue 03 (nov 2002)
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