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Travis Williams welcomed his old friend, Randall Buckley, into his home. "Randall, it is so good to see you. We rarely get together anymore!"
Randall handed Travis a bottle of Barolo, "Let's toast to old times!"
Travis was amazed, "Oh my gawd! A Conterno Barolo! How much did you pay for this?"
Randall waved his hand, "It's nothing. Great wines were meant for old friends reuniting."
The two old friends sipped the wine and reminisced. Randall laughed, "Remember that time we sucked each other off right here in the living room, while your wife was off at work?"
Travis laughed, "Oh man, do I ever! Those were the days. You were such a fuckin stud, Randall. Still are!"
"Is your wife still unaware that you're a raving cock sucker?"
"There was never any need to tell her. I still fuck her once a week. That satisfies her."
Randall cleared his throat and narrowed his eyes as he looked seriously at Travis, "Trav, ol' pal. I know with the economy the way it is, you gotta be hurting. I thought about all the good times we used to have, and just said to myself, I need to do something for Trav."
A tear came to Travis' eye, "Oh Randall, you are so considerate. Yeah, it's been very tough on Laura and Conrad."
Randall nodded in sympathy, "I just wanna be frank with you, Trav. I know that you can't possibly be making enough money in your job to make your mortgage payments."
"Randall, are you ever right about that! That's why Laura had to take a job as a sales clerk, and Conrad has accepted the fact that we just won't be able to afford college. Poor kid. Just out of high school, and there are simply no jobs."
Randall nodded again, "Yeah, it's tough on everyone."
Randall skillfully steered the conversation to the state of the economy, and how unlikely there was to be a recovery any time soon. Travis commented on his son, "With the world situation as it is, I really worry about Conrad. It doesn't look good for him."
Randall felt the time was right to present his plan, "Travis, your son is a good kid. He shouldn't have to suffer. Have you ever thought about offering him up for indenturement? It would not only make him useful to society, but would provide you with a very nice pile of cash to take care of your debts."
"I have thought about it, but a short term indenturement, in the long run, really doesn't pay off."
Randall shook his head, "Travis, I'm not suggesting `short term' indenturement. Have you ever considered a life-term?"
Travis was somewhat surprised, "What are you saying?"
"I guess, Travis, what I'm saying is that tough times call for tough solutions. You have to look at all the facts. The fact is Conrad isn't likely to do well in college even if he were to attend. He was always something of a slacker, academically speaking."
Travis held up a hand, "Hold on there, Randall. I don't want to hear any more of this. I hate those brokerage firms, and the huge profits they turn on human labor."
Randall remained calm, "Travis, I agree with you. I could never in good conscience agree to have anyone I cared about processed through a brokerage firm."
Randall took a sip of the dense wine in his glass, "But what I am proposing is that you sell Conrad to me."
"To you?"
"To me!"