I live in a unique location that's both hot and cold.
Fifteen minutes to the west lies the beach and all its near-tropical warmth. An hour and a half to the east lies the chilly, often snowy mountains. It can be hot during the day and freezing at night.
Which means the houses in this area must be equipped with a pretty robust heating and cooling system.
Anyone who's lived in a warm climate knows the special hell one must go through when his or her HVAC system goes out during the height of the summer heat. I've seen people resort to sticking their heads in the freezer for a moment's relief. Plus it seems your HVAC system always goes out when the repairmen are short-staffed or have an overabundance of jobs.
So every spring I have the guys come out before the weather heats up to do a spring check-up on my HVAC system. They look under the hood, so to speak, replacing the air filter, checking the thermostat, and test the coolant pressure in the system. They also test the start-up capacitor and take off the cowling on the outside unit to clean the cooling vanes and get rid of the leaves that build up inside.
It was during one such service visit that I ran into the young, juicy country boy HVAC tech.
I was outside on the front porch when he pulled up in the company van. They had called and warned me he was on his way, so I'd put away the computer, with all its gigabytes of porn, to sit outside and wait for him. The minute he got out of his truck I knew I wanted to get into his pants.
I never did learn his name, which is a shame because now I can't ask for him specifically should I need a followup visit, which I definitely do. I know that he was about 5-11 or 6 feet tall and weighed about 180 pounds. He had short, strawberry blonde hair and I noticed a scattering of freckles across his cheeks and nose. Also, I remember a skimpy mustache and chinstrap, and a compact butt for such a beefy guy. He told me he was 19 years old and had been doing this work for a year now with the intent of saving his money so he could move out of his parents' house and get his own place.
He was also a big fan of hunting dogs, which confirmed my suspicion that he lived in the more rural part of our county where the boys tend to hunt birds, fish for bass in the lakes and trout in the streams, drive pickup trucks and drink cheap American beer. Nothing wrong with any of that -- it just wasn't my scene. But this 19-year-old was definitely the exception.
Don't ask me why. There was something about him that put the iron in my rod, so to speak. He had an earthiness about him that appealed to me. And that big ol', strapping body didn't hurt much either. He wasn't a skinny, delicate twink by any stretch -- completely the opposite, actually. I could imagine him playing linebacker or competing in a lumberjacking contest.
I brought him inside and showed him where the intake grate was, then the thermostat, then the interior unit. We chatted while he worked. He had a plainspoken quality that confirmed his country roots. I could just imagine him down by the river at night, him and his buddies gathered around a campfire, drinking beer and laughing and carrying on well into the evening. I wondered if that carrying on included fooling around with each other. You gotta be open-minded about these country boys. They come off as totally straight, but you'd be surprised at how many of them are willing to play with your butt or let you suck their dick.
He went on about his dogs and how he didn't want to "hunt" them, and then the conversation drifted into how he wanted to get out of his parents' house and find a place of his own. He never mentioned a girlfriend or a roommate, but I got the impression he'd need one or the other to pay his bills. From there he talked about some of the strange things he'd seen in his time as an HVAC technician making house calls. At one point he described a recent visit where the homeowner, a woman, answered the doorbell naked.
"Well? Did you get any?" I asked slyly.
He chuckled uneasily and shook his head no. "I could've used a good suck job that day, too," he said, "but I was running late for my next appointment so I focused on getting her AC fixed."