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Adam meets with the three finalists at his home to see what they've come up with on their mission to find a unique location. The bouncing castle is shot down immediately. He agrees it's a creative idea but it also has too many technical issues for a successful shoot. The cemetery is also interesting to him, but the issue of getting permission to shoot is what makes this idea unappealing. The last is the hotel, and he seems to like this idea more than any of the others but says none are good enough to set one of the guys out from the other two. He tells them he's a nice guy, so he'll give them a second chance and will meet them the next day to give them details.

Steve takes pictures of the girls he wants in his video before deciding on the final cast and giving them location details. As an incentive, he brings in three outside judges (all people he knows) to judge the girls on their acting performance and says the girl who is awarded the most points will get a $1,000 bonus. The girls form an oral daisy chain on the couch. Steve gives them a hand disrobing when panties need to come off. Several shots of use of a strap-on and much licking and sucking abound. At the end, the judges cannot decide between the top two girls. Steve asks the girls if they'd rather split the award money or do a play-off, and they agree to split it. Steve is very irritated that he's left to do all the toy and set clean up and expresses his frustration by saying "fuck" about twenty times.  

Recently I posted a story, 'F is for Fantasy' one in a series of what I am calling my 'alphabet stories'. I was both pleased as well as surprised by the number of comments received with regards to it. Not so much for any praise in the writing, but more pleased for how many have commented on what a great idea that it was...is.

Personally, I think it is something that should be in every bedroom. A jar, an erotically decorated box perhaps, hell...use your own imagination! Be creative, but make it something that stands as a reminder. More importantly, keep it accessible and available!