The Call
7th March 2013
LLOYDS JOURNAL
It's been 3 days since I lost my job. I'm on my last microwave meal now. Don't have any money for more money. Well, I could probably a cheeseburger from McDonalds, I have about a pound. I honestly don't know what I'm going to do now. It seems like you need qualifications for every job these days. Plus, I'm like, 40 now. I can't get out there and do anything else with my life any more, not that I can be assed. I have the energy of a 60 year old since I have been in an office job for about 15 years now. I don't get out much either.
I finished writing in my, well I don't really know what to call it.
ITS NOT A DIARY. I'd say, a journal, yeah, a journal. I suddenly heard tires screeching outside. A big truck had just parked outside my trailer.
“Oh no,” I muttered to myself.
It was a repo man. The bills, I can't pay the god damn bills. I hid out of sight. Maybe they wouldn't repossess my stuff if I wasn't home.
“Repo Man!” He shouted outside the door.
He rapped on the door with force, nearly knocking my door down. He knocked on again, but harder. He had to go away sooner or later. I was wrong. With one forceful shove he knocked my door down. I got up from my hiding place. Excuses were flying through my head. What could I say to make him go away. My mind was blank. Oh god, please help. I couldn't him let my stuff.
“Errr. Fuck off?” I blurted out, quickly regretting it.
He gave me a hard dig on the shoulder. He was massive, over 6 foot and he looked very beefy. His hands were like shovels.
“I'm here to take your stuff, as you probably already knew. You do know what a repo man is, don't you? You're not a dumbass are you?”
“No, I'm not dumbass!”
“Good!”
I watched helplessly as he took all my stuff into his truck. Stupid engraved lighter, causing me all this trouble. Well, I guess in my spare time, which I will probably have a lot of, I will make some hobo signs. Like,
Need money for crack or something. Then my phone rung. The only thing I was aloud to keep. Well, until my phone contract ran out. Then there would be no point keeping it! I took it out.
Unknown number. There's no point not answering it, I had a lot of spare time.
“Hello! Lloyd are you there?”
I didn't recognise the voice.
http://www.davidwygant.com/blog/wp-content/uploads//Unknown-Call-2.jpg