Let’s see what Jed is up to.

While Paula was changing from her lazy behavior, Jed was at work. It had been a fairly normal day at the grocery store so far, and nothing really odd happened until he had a conversation with a checker, while they waited for more customers to come through. "I'm just saying, girl's have it a lot easier than guys do," Dominic, the checker, said. He was a guy in his late teens, with sandy brown skin and wavy black hair, and the build of someone who used to play sports.

Jed rolled his eyes, and even blushed as he looked around. He did not want to be having this conversation, especially when other coworkers or customers could take offense to it. But there wasn't anyone else around this early in the morning, so he just shook his head and replied, "You only think that because you barely know any women, man. Trust me, they go through a ton of shit guys don't have to put up with. Periods, being hit on by guys all the time, shittier work environment." Little did either know, but one of them was soon going to say something that would trigger the silver coin Jed had on him.