Mondays are the absolute best. Mondays are a day to enjoy a treat (Starbucks Monday, anyone?) and also a day I usually like to do my shopping (fewer crowds).
So naturally, I spent this past Monday heading out to my local mall and grabbing a few things. It was also another opportunity to engage in Receipt Reimbursements, courtesy of one of my new cash fags.
This particular sub really enjoys seeing a physical, paper receipt — and so when he sent close to $500 through Throne (he also paid for gas and coffee that day), I knew Monday was going to be another good one.
I ended up getting a total of just four items — three covered by Receipt Boy, and another item (sneakers) by another new sub whom I’m affectionately calling Pretty Boy.
In case you were still unsure, Receipt Reimbursements really work! (A little sarcasm here, of course they work 
)
I’ll take you on the mini shopping experience with me:
Receipt Reimbursement:
Dialogue between Receipt Boy and Myself:
Receipt Boy first paid for coffee and gas the night before.
Continued Dialogue...
Receipt Boy then sent for an Armani Exchange Windbreaker jacket I had been eyeing, plus an additional $250 for whatever else I found in my local mall (while reciting words from one of my videos! haha.)
One of the Videos I Sent Receipt Boy While Shopping:
It's a great windbreaker — perfect for my morning and evening jogs.
Another Video I sent Him:
Because you simply can't buy it without trying it on.
What I Spent The Remaining $250 On:
I got a new gym bag and a Hugo Boss t-shirt.
The only thing that would have made it better (according to Receipt Boy) is if he had physically been there himself to pay for the entire thing.
But with him living in Germany and with me being in California, that might've been a little hard.
But hey, he can keep dreaming, right?
Receipt Boy Relapsed For Me....And Hard
After my shopping trip, we talked some more and I discovered that he had abstained from Findom for 8 months prior to sending me $500+
He had been doing so good, but what is it that made him break his sobriety, if you will?
In his own words, "your X posts, your attitude, your style..."
Since this shopping trip, Receipt Boy has paid for a few other things (mainly lunches) and he also paid a Consulting Fee to discuss a debt contract (we're currently in negotiations)
He realizes a debt contract would keep him in a structured arrangement that would perhaps be "more sustainable" especially knowing that he "can't escape Findom"
Would a contract indeed be more sustainable?
That depends on the contract itself and what the debtor is able to negotiate. If the debtor can negotiate an amount lower than the $500+ he relapsed on this past week, that may be considered a win for him.
However, Take A Look at Our Conversations...
As you can see, we have very quickly eclipsed his initial splurge. Negotiations are currently underway, but something tells me it will not end well for Receipt Boy's wallet.
It's okay though, as you read it here yourself, he "works for me" and I "deserve so much more"
Damn, right I do. My boys work hard so that I don't have to.
To be continued...
Shout Out Goes To: Pretty Boy
I also want to give another boy of mine, Pretty Boy, a shout out. This boy came in strong and sent several tributes almost immediately after interacting with me.
During one of our interactions he specifically asked how I could be served, and I mentioned my upcoming shopping trip.
I told him I could use a pair of sneakers to go with my new windbreaker jacket, and he sent a tribute for the approx amount for a new pair.
Dialogue between Pretty Boy and Myself:
The Sneakers I Got:
My new running sneakers. I'm sure someone will buy them later when they're well worn and used.
Since our initial conversation, he's not only done several sends, but he also signed a debt contract with my firm. His particular contract states that I am entitled to a certain percentage of his weekly earnings.
I am currently writing a blog post for The Brief, where I dissect his contract in detail (while keeping him anonymous)
It is definitely one of the hotter ones I've acquired for Eduardo & Co.
His blog post is coming up next so stay tuned.
- Master Eduardo
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Writing Soundtrack 
This post was written while listening to:
Timekiller — Project Pitchfork
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