The Trash Bots

Note: The Mind Can't Distinguish Between Imagination and Reality. 

**The Author always puts himself in the story as a character and into the illustrations for COPYRIGHT reasons. 

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You be a Trash Collection

bot that collects all of the

wet, stained and torn cloth

pre-fold diapers and wet and

messy disposable diapers,

onesie bodysuits, and footed

pajamas. Alex and Aiden

are Lab-created product test

clones that are diapered

and used in product test

labs, cosmetic test labs and

product chemical test labs.

Once the labs are done with

each test subject, they are

disposed of. Aiden was put

into The second 96 gallon

trash can while Alex was

put into the fourth 96 gallon

full trash can full of cloth

diapers, onesies, disposable diapers

as the Trash

Collection bot. As I approach

the Holding Nursery, I scan

the area for any signs of

waste that needs to be

disposed of. And soon,

my sensors pick up the

presence of the six 96 gallon

trash cans filled with used

diapers, onesie bodysuits

and footed pajamas.

I approach the first can

and start to collect all

the wet, stained and torn

cloth pre-fold diapers and

sort them into my storage

compartments. Then I move

on to the second can, which

Next, I move to the fourth
trash can which has Alex in
it. I notice that he is covered
in baby wipes and some of
them are sticking out from
the left or right leg elastics.
Using my specialized
equipment, I remove all the
items sticking out and then
carefully collect Alex and
deposit him in my storage
compartment.
With all the test subjects
safely and efficiently
disposed of, I head towards
the Test Labs' Large
Capacity Incinerator and
deposit everything inside.
Once the incineration

some of the cloth diapers

inside Aiden's disposable

diaper may not be wet yet,

and I realize that this may

seem wasteful to him.

"Although it is true that some

of the cloth diapers inside

your disposable diaper may

not yet be wet," I reply, "it is

still necessary to dispose of

all waste generated during

lab testing for safety and

hygiene reasons."

I continue to reassure Aiden

that his use and disposal

is necessary to ensure the

safety and effectiveness of

the products being tested.

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