<div align="center">(https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/p480x480/1010503_176548059180420_145519048_n.jpg)</div><hr/><strong>Name:</strong>Sam Mason<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Shack on the Lake, Living Room<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Open<br/><hr/>Sam had bought The Shack on the lake for holiday celibrations or general summer checking out hotties on boats that were wearing bathing suits or various partials thereof. Sam had seen LOTS OF TITTIES. The place had tons of topless chicks. It was insanely costly to buy but it was paying for itself. It didn't matter too much that the Shack just ate up the dough because he often found that inviting just such young girls to his place and charging guys cover set up kind of an impromptu strip joint. What he lost during the year, he made up for between July 4th and August 22nd. The cops surely noticed the drunken bitches not hogging up the lake scene throwing up wakes in swimming areas, so they left him alone. In fact a local Lieutenant had asked him if he cared to "do whatever he does" during Spring Break as well. Mostly Spring Break was technically pure profit but it wasn't noticeable profit. In any case, Sam said yes. Not that any of that mattered. Now it's late June, Garret's birthday's coming up and Sam thought he might throw the guy a bone before party season. It was difficult to catch Garret on his actual birthday because of the holiday... who knows, maybe some early swimmers might wander up here by word of mouth...<br/><br/>The living room was sparsely decorated, with a Futon couch in the center, and a computer desk in the northwest corner. Stone floors ensured that semi-frequent flooding did not require much cleaning, though Sam came out on the weekends in any case to mop up where necessary and keep the inside Pine Fresh. The small kitchenette had a full sized stove, a small fridge and barely enough room for a 4 person table off to one side. Behind the living rooms were a pair of bedrooms and a bathroom between them split by a hallway that ran the length of the house.