I can hear you now.
And I'm not crazy.
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Many thanks go to RF-Fast for editing and suggestions that enhanced the story. Any bad grammar left is wholly on me and my artistic style.
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I don't consider myself a writer or author, I'm a storyteller. So please take that into consideration when you read it, it should read like someone is telling you the story. I am not now, or never have been, an English major. So synonyms may be wrong, and the grammar may not be correct, but it is like people really talk. I've never talked to someone that had perfect grammar.
To all of our service and first responder personnel, current and former,
We the people
thank you for your service.
To all the people that enforce the rule of law,
We the people
salute you.
To all those that stand for the flag, support the constitution, and kneel for the fallen,
We the people
are with you all the way.
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This one didn't really fit in any particular category, so it went into EC. Opinions will vary.
For those of you that do like what I've posted so far, thank you and I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it.
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You ever wonder what your partner is really thinking? If you have his attention or not? Is he listening to what you're saying, or is he thinking about the big boobed bimbo that just bounced behind you?
[Mmmmm, braless. God those nipples look delicious.] I heard as his eyes flicked to my chest.
If I didn't know better, I'd swear he does that just to make them stand up more. Now where was I? Oh yeah, knowing what they are thinking.
Sounds great right? Not so much. Imagine standing on the fifty yard line on opening day as the crowd goes wild. That was what it was like at first. It's taken me quite a while to learn to tune most of it out, and even learn to 'tune certain things in' a little.
[Mmmmm, and the way they stand up and jiggle when she washes her hair...]
THAT'S IT, THAT MAN IS GETTING FUCKING RAPED TONIGHT WHEN WE GET HOME !!!!
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It was a job. It wasn't a bad job, but it would never be a career.
I did like every other teenager did in high school and put out hordes of applications.
First call back was the chicken shack in the food court. It was a blur the first few days, not bad for a while, and then 'when the hell can I get out of this' in less than a month.
I would have jumped up and kissed my boyfriend when I got the call just after graduation from the dress store... if I had a boyfriend.
Boyfriends were like my boobs, not a whole lot there.
Becca Winters, 5' 4", 104#, 30AA-22-32... impressive huh. If I was bloated and added in my nipples I might just be an A cup.
Nipples, yeah, uh huh. Women all slyly check each other out. There were girls that started sprouting in sixth grade, most of them had something by their freshman year. I had to wear a super padded B cup to even look like I had boobs under my cap and gown.
Yeah, yeah, I know, at least I won't have to worry about them sagging to my belly button, BUT I'D AT LEAST LIKE TO HAVE SOMETHING THE GUYS WOULD LOOK AT ONCE IN A WHILE !!!!!
Working at the dress store was another love hate thing. I wasn't working in the grease like the chicken shack, but I was seeing these lovely dresses all day, and couldn't wear a fucking one of them.
Every fucking one on the racks were for C cup or bigger. Occasionally there would be a B cup, but rarely. After a few months, Berniece would let me look through the order book and pick out a dress for me. She knew there was no way in hell it would ever sell off the rack, but it was nice of her to do it and let me get it at our discount.
She told the boss it would look better if our sales girls were actually wearing the products. I didn't get many. I wasn't floating in money, and even with our discount they still weren't cheap. But I was slowly adding to my dress collection.
Just after black Friday, we got word we were going to be a test site for a new dress company that was going to use computer fitting for custom dresses.
Great, something else to keep track of for two to three weeks until the fad passes.
A crew came in and reset the store over three nights to clear out a decent spot.
A few days later a truck dropped off all sorts of stuff. Mainly display stuff, but there were two large crates that had everybody wondering.
The new company had a setup crew come in, and overnight they had set up the new displays and the two large booths. Like oversized changing rooms.
We all peeked in them trying to figure out what all the lights and strips around and up and down inside them were for.
It was over a week later this young guy came in and introduced himself. He was the technician that would be setting up the scanners and training us on them.
"Scanners?"
"Yes. The basic principle is the system takes a detailed scan of your body, smooths out the lines a little, displays it for approval, then that information is sent off to the factory where a dress is custom made to fit you perfectly."
"Too bad it couldn't do it the other way around. Make me look good in one of those dresses." Nneka said.
"Amen sister!" I added. "So what's the big deal? Laser fitting isn't anything new."
Kelvin grinned, "But showing you how it will fit on you real time isn't."
"Real time, as in video?"
"As in a 3D hologram."
"No shit?"
He chuckled, Nneka gasped. She didn't cuss.
"So this is like laser tag meets VR?"
"That's the basics. We've added a bit of tweaking after the scan to smooth things out."
"The scanner not very accurate?"
He smiled and started to blush a bit. "More like too accurate some times."
It took a moment for that to sink in, then we had a room of cackling women as he got even redder. Oh yeah, get scanned with your nipples standing out and the dress would be made to let them!
We got a little more run down before he started with setting up. It would be a day or two depending on how the calibration went.
He spent the better part of the first day just running cables and putting Velcro straps on to keep everything neat. He had it connected into the store network, then began downloading and updating.
I stopped by a few times, and by lunch time Kelvin was mumbling under his breath as he hit the update again.
I chuckled, "Let me guess. Somebody is too lazy to do a full one time update, so you have to go through incrementals?"
He shook his head, "Probably more like inept than lazy. Some of them feel compelled to reinvent the wheel every so often."
I chuckled again, "Hell, I thought they all went to Microsoft or Google."
He snorted and grinned, "Not all of them it seems."
"How many more do you have to go?"
"I thought I was done two updates ago, so who knows. It would make too much sense to tell the guys in the field what the latest version is
before
we walk into a store."