The clinic is looking for what?

You scroll through ad after ad, seeing a lot of menial jobs that pay next to nothing, or obvious pyramid schemes looking for their next sucker. After thirty minutes of menautinous scrolling, something catches your eye. A local small hospital is looking for something unusual. The ad said:

Wanted: men and women between 17 and 21, willing to be case studies in various cutting edge research. Participants should be in decent shape, be able to stay overnight for observation if needed, and be willing to dedicate multiple hours a day. Selected participants will be compensated well for their time and energy.

Well... it wasn’t a job per se, but it got you out of the house and compensated you for it. Plus, you may just have to answer some stupid questions then sit back, a nice gig for your lazy streak.

You decided it wouldn’t hurt to apply. You click the link, and went through filling in the questionnaire about yourself. Most question were what you were expecting... though some seemed abit odd, such as exact measurements at various places of your body, a personality test, any phobias, and your opinion on various kinks. You rationalize all of these away, thinking studies are studies, and no harm should come from this.

After an hour or so, you receive an email stating you have been selected as a participant, and to report to the clinic at your earliest convenience. It also states that 50 dollars has been deposited in your PayPal for your time filling out the questionnaire, and more compensation will occur as you participate. Smiling at the easy money, you figure there is no time like the present and get ready. After a three minute shower, you dry off and quickly get dressed in some worn out jeans, a red T-shirt, and some converse before heading out the door.

The clinic wasn’t too far from you, just 20 or so blocks away closer to downtown. Hopping on your bicycle takes no time at all, and soon you walk through the front doors to see quite the sight.