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Barbara and Bill Fullman's lives were turned upside down when their 22 year old son, Kevin, was convicted of selling drugs to minors. Because of the number of children adversely affected by the sale, the sentence was stiff. Kevin was given the option of either 20 years imprisonment or 18 years as an indentured drayage servant.
Kevin chose indenturement, and was purchased by a drayage servitor training company, The Strayton Brothers, from Fresno, California. The Strayton Brothers had no room in their training program until two months in the future, and under special arrangement and bail with the government, Kevin was allowed to live at home with his parents in Oakland, California, until entering training.
Soon after the sentencing, Kevin's two younger brothers, Brian, aged 19, and Peter, 18, began teasing their brother about his upcoming drayage training and service; so much so that Kevin contacted the court and requested to change his sentence to the prison option.
His request was denied.
In an effort to calm their son's fears about the horrors of drayage service, Kevin's parents contacted an old family friend, Grant Knapp, who is the kennel administrator with San Francisco's most prestigious servitor brokerage firm, Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle Imports, in the hope that Grant could set the record straight for their sons on the reality of drayage service.
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As the Fullman family sat down to dinner with their guest, Grant Knapp, Barbara exclaimed, "How nice to have you over, Grant. We should have done this a long time ago!"
Grant smiled, "No excuses, please. I'm just as guilty as you for not trying to get together sooner." Young Peter looked furtively at the handsome Grant. He guessed Grant to be a little younger than his 44 year old father. And he could only restrain himself with difficulty from staring at Grant's tight shirt that revealed a very well-muscled torso. Peter wondered if Grant needed all those muscles in his line of work.
Bill got down to business, "Grant, you know the reason I invited you here. My two youngest boys have been ribbing Kevin endlessly about his being a 'pony boy', as they call it, so much so, in fact, that they have completely unnerved Kevin. So I figured who better to dispel the myths than you; kennel administrator at one of the highest class servant training outfits in the world."
Before Grant could respond, Brian asked, "What exactly is a 'kennel administrator', Grant?"
Grant was happy to answer, "My job is basically to oversee the operations of the housing of the servants in training; make sure each morning and evening that they are all kenneled and accounted for; make sure they have enough space, are fed, have all they need to be happy; and so on."
"When I was hired at Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle Imports a little over 10 years ago, they called my position 'kennel master'. But about 5 years ago they changed the title to 'kennel administrator' in keeping with the trend towards politically correct terminology. You know how it is; you can't go offending slaves by calling them 'slaves'."
Grant let out a laugh, and was surprised and relieved when the entire Fullman family, except Kevin, laughed along with him.
When the laughter subsided, Bill commented, "That sounds like a pretty important job you have over there. You should be able to help Kevin see that what his brothers are saying to frighten him is just a bunch of crap; it's the kinds of things people say about drayage service who have no real knowledge of it."
Grant was honest, "Bill, it's been quite a while since I've dealt directly with drayage servants. As you know, Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle doesn't deal in drayage servitors. However, we sell most of our training rejects to drayage training firms. Our rejects are those boys who, after two months of training, are showing that they are not a good fit for the Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle catalogue. We sell them into drayage only because drayage houses pay the most. Drayage servants are very expensive, and Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle Imports can recover most of their initial investment on the boys by selling them to drayage firms."
Grant looked over Kevin as he spoke, "I currently talk with people in all areas of servitor upkeep and training on a regular basis, so I do get to hear all of the latest developments in drayage servitor husbandry. Some of it should be of interest to you and your family."
Grant, still looking Kevin over in a way that unnerved him, wondered, "So just what's the problem here?"
Mr. Fullman poured himself some coffee, "Brian and Peter have been ribbing Kevin about being a 'pony boy' ever since he chose indenturement as his sentencing option. So much so that he tried to back out of service and accept the alternate sentence. But the court wouldn't allow it once he had signed the papers."
Mr. Fullman shifted, "Grant, I understand that if a brokerage firm is willing to pay the government more than they got from the initial sale of the indentee, then they will allow criminal indentees to shift their training venue. Do you think there's any chance that Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle Imports would be interested in Kevin? I realize they only want top specimens, but Kevin here is a real handsome guy and always has had loads of girls after him."
Kevin felt like an object as Grant again cast his glance on him. Grant offered an assessment. "It's hard to say. He is good looking and does have an attractive shape, but his arms seem a little gangly for someone his age."
"They also consider the crime for which a person was indentured. I tend to think they would refuse someone who's been convicted of selling drugs to minors because few people would want such a person in their house. I know that I wouldn't."
"And usually they only want well-educated, high GPA average types. From what you've told me, Kevin doesn't qualify."
"And the boys have to be nicely sexed. If you would like, you can have him strip for me and I can tell you how he compares with the other boys in the kennels."
The thought of having their older brother strip for an evaluation brought giggles from Kevin's two younger brothers, and their father quickly sought to change the subject. "No, Grant. I think if what you say about GPA is true, then Kevin wouldn't qualify."
Kevin was at once relieved that he wouldn't have to be evaluated, but also disheartened by the news that Sherman, Lawson, and Stingle wouldn't accept him. He had a hard time taking his gaze away from his dinner plate. His mother tried to cheer up her sad son, "Have some more soup, Kevin."
Kevin spoke in a low voice, "I don't want any, Mom."