This one starts quite drily but, if you stick with it, it gets considerably less dry. Quite wet actually. Messy even.
It's written in the style of an 'A Life in the Day' article: it's about a man with a very unique job. And I wrote it to be part of the OnTheJob contest.
There's a very mild element of reluctance at one moment, so fair warning about that.
Otherwise, hope you have as much fun with it as I did when I was writing.
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Do you know what it feels like to walk into a crowded New York restaurant with your fully erect cock sticking out of your pants?
Probably not. But I do. It's part of my job.
I'd always been interested in the food and wine industry - that's why I'd moved to NYC after college - and it was just sheer luck that I fell into the orbit of the legendary chef Eddie Jacques. Not just a chef, of course, but also an art world personality, a raconteur, a bad boy boyfriend to models and actresses...all the classic clichΓ©s are correct, it's true, but he was also a phenomenal sniffer out of men and women who were original and provocative. He was a maker of scenes. And I desperately wanted to be part of his scene.
I walked into his eponymous E. Jacques restaurant one blustery day in April and I just happened to have exactly what they were looking for in that moment. It was one of those New York days that starts all Spring-like and sunny and then suddenly changes its mind and starts snowing. Which meant I walked in wearing just a white t-shirt, jeans and work boots. And snow in my hair. And - I was told later - visibly erect nipples. It was a look, I guess. I did my first shift two days later. It's been four years now but I still get huge satisfaction providing tableside cumshots at E. Jacques.
There isn't a more exciting 3000 square feet in the whole of the city. That's what I think. And that's what New York City thinks too. As The NY Post put it once, 'Jax doesn't have its finger on the pulse; it is the pulse'. The sign on the door says E. Jacques but almost everyone in the business calls it Jax.
We serve modern American cooking and our wine list, mostly European, is phenomenally deep. And of course we're known especially for our ejaculations. The place does a great job attracting the Sex And The City crowd of course: tables of young professional women, drawn to the city by the fashion and the arts and the men from Wall St. Competent, beautiful women with money to spend. It also brings in finance types and big wigs from the publishing and television worlds - nerds basically, taking a short walk on the wild side. Sometimes, you'll get a politician hoping to feed off the buzz. You get tennis stars at the start of September, here for the US Open, and then the fashion crowd a week after. Artists hang out the entire year. I love the place.
It has a perfect spot in the far West Village. On a corner. If it's raining, I'll take the 1 train two stops but most of the time I just walk home. After most shifts, you just feel like getting some fresh air.
I have light brown hair. It's tousled, with a few lighter streaks in it. I played lacrosse in high school and continued when I got to Northwestern - so that kept me athletic and tan. And I recently got into kayaking and that's given me shoulders, arms and a back. My manager at Jax told me I got the job because of my dimple; she liked that. And the fact that I was uncircumcised - not that common among American boys, she said - and because I can shoot my cum six feet in the air. That's what they'd been looking for that day in April apparently.
It was a stroke of fortune, if you'll excuse the pun, for me to get into the industry just as the vogue for 'natural' cocks was taking off. It's all a bit silly though: there's pros and cons to both. One isn't any better or worse than the other. Personally, I think I would have done just fine whether 'natural' was a thing or not.
Like any job in a high end New York restaurant, the hours are grueling and the commitment is absolute. I'm not allowed to ejaculate at home, no coffee ever, 8 hours of sleep every 24 hours, stay hydrated. Personal hygiene has to be impeccable. It's a service industry and you're making someone's evening: they don't want some surly dude with BO and a weak cumshot. You've got to provide the best. Something they don't get at home, you know.
The head spermelier at E. Jacques is Katie. She took her first steps in the industry out in San Francisco but she's actually from Nantes, France. I like calling her Catherine in a French accent. Cat-er-reen. She got her Master of Sperm qualification at the fabled Centro Internacional de Estudios sobre la EyaculaciΓ³n in Seville. One day she'll go for the Meilleur Ouvrier de France. She's that good.
Every few months, she has to get a taste of my cumshot: she picks a table at random in the restaurant, takes a seat, and I have to shower her with cum from the other end of the table. You've got to admire the attention to detail: she's monitoring the height of each spurt, the number of spurts, its viscosity and volume, distance, taste of the precum, taste of the sperm itself, its color, nose, mouth feel.
You'd think it might be a bit nerve-wracking having to cum for a Master of Sperm but, with her, but it's really not. For a start, she so clearly loves the sight of a man masturbating. Basically, despite her professionalism, she's still an enthusiast at heart. She really respects the particularities of each man and his load. And, secondly, she's just a really great cum target: she's always smartly dressed, usually in a crisp collared shirt and a chic little neckerchief, and she's feminine, with that beautiful brunette hair that she often wears up and statement lipstick and olive skin. She puts her glasses on for the cumshot, which I find especially hot for some reason. She has that no-nonsense quality, if you know what I mean, but still conveys warmth and generosity. It's a real pleasure getting to unload on her.