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“Thanks, Coach, I just wish I had time to play more. What brings you to the park today?”
Well, one of My buddies is looking for a new poolboy… and I think I just found him.
Is that so, jock? Do you like it?
“I guess so, Coach, though they are working me pretty hard.”
“I mean it’s hard work now, but someday it’ll be worth it, right? And wouldn’t I have to do work as a poolboy too?”
There will be plenty of times when My buddy is working his own job, and your duties won’t take that long. And working out is part of what will be expected of you in your free time, and this is some great cardio out here the way you play.
“What industry is he in? Maybe it would be worth checking out if it helps me make connections, Coach.”
Well, I want you to think right about this for a moment. Is such a career where you are left working long hours and stressing right out really how you want to be left spending the rest of your life? Or would you rather be left being able to enjoy the simple pleasures you crave deep down, such as time spent right outdoors playing frisbee or anything else you are left loving to do. And deep down, you know this would not have to be left permanent but you could be left how you are left enjoying it for a summer, all you have to do is let me train you right for the position that I think you already are beginning to desire deep down.
“Yes, Coach. A session with you would be good.”
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And though the road had little traffic, a few cars had stopped and asked him if he needed a ride. “No, I’m just going for a walk,” he’d end up responding. “Thanks for stopping though!”
He wondered why he kept telling them that when he knew deep down he was meant to hitchhike, but none of them felt right. One was a trucker that seemed like he’d probably want a favor. Another, a mom with some noisy kids. None felt like someone he wanted to hop in with.
It was warm enough to take off his shirt, revealing an incredibly toned physique, but still early enough that he could comfortably enjoy being outdoors.
The only thing that felt right was to keep walking, occasionally breaking to stand to the side when he saw a vehicle approaching. Why did he think he needed to go hitchhiking, but kept turning down rides?
Such questions muddled his mind some more, and he just kept walking until he saw a sleek black car approaching. This time was different than before, as the music coming from the rolled-down windows sounded strangely familiar. He immediately began to feel optimistic that this would be that one, as something about that music made him feel safe.
Why was his mind still muddled though? Why did that music call out to to him? He needed to know why it sounded so familiar. He needed to talk with the driver.