He was the only one.So, his buddies on the shop floor talked to him, to no avail. “I’m not signing up for it, I don’t understand it,” he told ...hem.So, the foreman talked to him. Didn’t change a thing. “I’m not signing up for it, I don’t understand it,” he told him.The union steward pulled him aside, and tried to make him see the advantages of the new insurance plan. Again, Bob was unmoved.The plant manager called Bob into his office. He tried his hand, with graphs, and tables, and comparison. We then stored everything away in the garage, dad writing out his notes in a more legible manner and placing the hardware in plastic containers as I carefully took the top and folded it up. I commented on how faded it was, and he said he would have them dye it black when they fixed the windows.After washing up and changing out of my now dirty clothes I was in the backyard reading when I heard Holly call out to me. She her her window open and was waving at me. I motioned for her to come join me. When he returned, he nodded."It is done. His ability has been eliminated, and his memories of the past months have been altered. He is no longer a threat to others, nor to us," he said with satisfaction.I still felt bad about having been part of a process that made this kind of decision. Tom started talking again."We need to establish a better way to make the initial contact. We also need to have more than just a broad outline of what we stand for. We need a set of rules, or laws, to abide by.. It was in a residential area, about twenty minutes’ walk from the sea, Mason said, but much too cold for walking with a tiny baby today. Mason pointed out the three-storey town house in the middle of a terrace as they drove past and parked just down the road. Most of the parking around the housing was reserved for residents, each car carried the appropriate licence in the front windscreen.“Can I come with you, Mason?”“Sure, I was hoping you would,” he grinned. “I’m relying on you being a game.