Matt's face grew pale as he looked at the crowd surrounding Tyler. It hadn't doubled, or even tripled. No, in fact it looked like it was at least ten times bigger than yesterday! News must've spread quickly of the handsome tanned giant, and people seemed to be pouring in to get a glance of the huge man. Matt sighed as he let another person down the ride. It wasn't like he wasn't without his own group of followers now as well, but seemingly in sheer muscular appeal Tyler had him out matched. Trying to ignore Tyler and focus on his job, Matt continued to let patrons down the slide, happy as he saw people coming up four maybe five times as he started to recognize some of the itty bitty people. Time went on and it was time for Matt's break and for Tyler to take over. As the two men switched, a crowd of tiny people flooded to the line to go all the way up Tyler. Matt frowned as he went to the life guard's station and sat at the chair. A few people stopped to glance at Matt, but none stayed around like they did with Tyler. Tyler meanwhile, started to love all the attention.
"Hey no pushing!" Tyler winked at the eager groups of people. "You'll all get turns if you all stop shoving!"
Scoffing at Tyler, Matt lowered his sunglasses, just wishing for Tyler's shift to be over.
- - -
Time passed quickly for Tyler but dreadfully slow for Matt as the park was coming to a close soon. Matt stood up and looked at the still hundreds of wriggling little people desperately trying to get up the ride with Tyler again. Rolling his eyes, Matt looked over to Tyler.
"I'm gonna just go to the bathroom, dude." Matt said, bored. "Think you can clean up?"
"Yeah, bro!" Tyler replied excitedly as he saw Matt walk off. It wasn't much to clean up when they're all done, so he figured it was best to just let Matt's gloomy attitude walk off. As the last few minutes rolled around, Tyler had to stop people from getting on the ride as he started taking it off. Oddly enough, a massive group still stood and watched Tyler, despite him telling them the ride was closing.
"Park is closing up, folks!" Tyler smiled down at the hundred or so people still sticking around. "Time to go home!"
Just then, a tiny man climbed over the safety rail as Tyler barely saw the little guy before he started falling off the side. Instinctively like he would with Josh, Tyler caught the little guy in his hand before he could fall to the ground.
"Are you alright, sir?!" Tyler held the little man up to his face. "What in the world were you doing?!"
"Take me with you!" The little man begged Tyler. A cheer from below also erupted seemingly in agreement with the little man's actions.
"What?!" Tyler reared back a little in shock. "I can't do that!"
"Please!" The little man simply begged. as Tyler brought him back down to the crowd. As Tyler lowered his hand, throngs of tiny people tried grabbed on to the giant's hand as he was trying to let the one man off. Shaking them off, Tyler still remained in shock. He looked around, and thought for a moment. He always kind of wanted little people to play with aside from Josh. He was always so concerned about hurting his best friend he had to hold back many of is more "dangerous" ideas. Looking down at the group, Tyler wanted to bring them with him, but part of him didn't want to upset Josh should he happen to walk in.
"Just hold on one minute!" Tyler commanded the group, as Tyler waked through the door in the back, connected to the break room. Tyler looked around the room, empty. Making his way into his locker, Tyler grabbed a draw string bag and an old Tupperware container he had from a lunch he brought. Scoping out the room again, Tyler was nervous about what he was about to do until he saw...
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