“You got yourself a deal. I promise I’ll be at work early every day, I won’t be mean to the customers anymore, and I will stop snacking on food from the storeroom. I’ll be the best employee. Just, please don’t eat me,” pleaded Anthony.
Dixon looked at the sniveling employee in front of him. He thought to himself all the times that he looked at him with envy and lust, but with the pitiful brute that sat before him made him realize how big and powerful he really was now. He rubbed his gigantic gut that was currently resting on Anthony. He fell into a daze about his size and stature that he was woken up a couple of minutes later by the shivering that Anthony was doing, which caused for his belly to quiver like a bowl of jello. Looking down over his towering upper body, Dixon saw that his worst employee was going to become his best one.
Grunting as he lifted his hefty body off of Anthony, Dixon walked around his desk as he said, “Now, now. Let’s not make any rash decisions. You can’t lose that wonderful body of yours. In fact, I would love to see you gain some more weight.”
“But boss…”
“I thought that you wanted to be the best employee. The only way that is going to be happen is if I’m happy with your performance. I would be really happy if all of your clothes were a bit tighter. That’s only going to happen if you keep on eating, right?”
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