Part 2 of Fenchurch's experience at GenetiFarm.
Fenchurch,
We are pleased to inform you that you have been approved for an upgrade
to the Bovine Milk Processing Unit Mark 2. Your milk production has met
the standards required for consideration.
Management is impressed with the nutritional content of your product. We
commend you for maintaining a positive attitude and following our
admittedly unusual but necessary regulations. Your cooperation has had a
direct influence over the high quality of your yield.
As a Mark 2 Bovine Unit, you will be responsible for producing twice
your present level of milk. The M-2 unit is equipped with subdermal
implants that automatically stimulate your remaining human components
with a higher dose of hormones to achieve this ambitious quota.
The milk storage tank in the M-2 unit is capable of holding 5 gallons,
1.5 gallons more than the maximum recommended load of your existing M-1
unit.
Please be advised that 5 gallons is quite the burden. Your carbon
fiber-reinforced skeleton will unfortunately not be enough to carry the
load. Our team of engineers has devised a state-of-the-art fully
mechanical bipedal locomotion attachment that will be more than enough
to do the job. It interfaces directly with your central nervous system
for total control and utilizes a series of hydraulic gyros that provide a
range of motion close to 80% of the hind legs of a real bovine.
Because this attachment is fully mechanical, there is no need--and in
fact, no room--for your existing semi-organic components. The transfer
process will involve surgically removing your lower extremities to
facilitate the attachment of the mechanized locomotive system. Your
original parts will be placed in the same closely monitored cryogenic
facility that currently houses the other components we have previously
removed. As per the terms in our contract, they will be restored to you
upon reintegration with humanity at the end of your designated service
period, which will occur in 3 years, 2 months.
The mechanical bipedal locomotion attachment is fully compatible with
our upgraded milking chambers, which utilize new interlocking brackets
that will keep the M-2 unit firmly locked in place during the milking
process. This should drastically reduce the disorienting effects from
rapid drainage and eliminate the possibility of a fall while in the
chamber.
Be aware that the higher amount of hormones in your system and greater
milk output will have certain biological and psychological effects that
you must adjust to. You may find yourself more lethargic during the day
and sleep for longer periods of time. Be assured that our staff will
always be available to assist you.
As you may have already deduced, greater milk production requires more
frequent milking sessions. You will be required to report for twice the
amount of milking sessions per day. This means that you will only be
allowed outside of the facility for a maximum of two hours in the
morning and three hours in the afternoon. Please be mindful of your
milking schedule and remain in close proximity to the facility during
your free roaming time.
Outlined below are summary additional behavioral regulations that take effect immediately for all bovine units:
- Bovine units are now restricted to hairstyles no longer than 1 foot
(0.3 meters). This is a new safety measure in light of recent incidents
where several units caught their hair on facility equipment. We are
pleased to report there was no permanent damage to any property. We
appreciate your cooperation in this matter, for your safety and the
safety of our equipment.
- Bovine units with hairlike tail tufts must have them replaced with the
current model of I/O bus tail plug. This is in response to the safety
issue outlined in the previous paragraph. The I/O bus tail plug contains
USB 4.0 support and a better insulated power adapter. This is essential
for units of Mark 2 and above, as the bipedal locomotion attachment
consumes a higher voltage than components in the Mark 1. In Mark 2 units
and above, the tail can be retracted into the posterior of the unit for
convenience and greater safety when in motion.
- At least once per month, a bovine unit leaves the facility without
authorization. While all units have been returned in close to optimal
working order, management has decided to implement measures to prevent
such incidents from occurring. Bovine units will receive an upgrade to
their epidermal rubber covering that is designed to limit fine motor
functions in the digital extremities. Units will have the epidermis of
their dominant hand reconfigured to cover all digits save the thumb in
one fully-encased pocket. On the non-dominant hand, units will receive a
non-removable hoof-shaped attachment. This will serve as a unit's
passkey to parts of the facility to which they have access. Each hoof is
individualized by a unique micro-inscribed pattern similar in function
to a fingerprint. Now that all doors within the facility are automated,
units can open them simply by inserting their hoof attachment into the
identity reader located on the wall beside each door. Management is
aware that many units prefer the use of their existing digits, however
we are committed to making your experience in our facility perfectly
comfortable in coordination with the new restrictions. We are confident
that in time, you will find no significant need to possess multiple
independent digits.
- As a final layer of security, bovine units equipped with a mechanical
bipedal locomotion attachment will find their legs will stop
functioning, or rather "lock up" if they move beyond facility grounds
outside of authorized hours. A collection team will be automatically
alerted and dispatched to return the unit to facility grounds and
"unlock" the locomotion attachment. Please make sure you return to the
facility promptly before the end of your authorized leave time to
prevent unnecessary work for our unit collection team.
We are also legally required to inform you that, while your tank is at
peak capacity, while you are being milked, and for a short time after
being milked, you may experience disorientation, including
hallucinations or daydreams. Observation of our beta test subjects
revealed that while in this state, a Mark 2 unit is more susceptible to
suggestion and could subconsciously act out bovine behavior such as
snorting or mooing. These effects are completely harmless and temporary.
Should you exhibit these or similar symptoms, our staff will be on hand
to assist you and ensure your safety. Please note that it is unlawful
for us to present you with legally binding agreements during periods
when you are displaying these symptoms. Should it be proven that you
gave consent to any agreement while displaying these symptoms, the
agreement will be considered null and void.
Enclosed you will find a computer generated image showing a theoretical
rendering of the Bovine Unit Mark 2 we will prepare for you. Please
reply to this correspondence with your decision no later than fourteen
days past the date of this notice.
Thank you,
The GenetiFarm Bovine Unit Management Team
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