Dr. Good Vibes contains strong language, adult themes, and depictions of high impact sex and or violence. This podcast is recommended for mature audiences. Listener discretion is advised.
You disgust me. You pathetic waste of flesh. Squeal for me. What are you?
I'm a pig. Ugh!
Say it!
I am a pig, mistress. I'm disgusting. I'm worthless. Ugh! I deserve to be punished. I deserve this. I deserve this. Please. Please, mistress. What are you doing?
I'm letting you down.
Why?
Are you questioning me, supplicant?
No, mistress, never.
On your knees.
Yes, mistress.
Open. Tell me what you want.
I want to suck the ring off that pinky toe, mistress.
Good.
Uh. Uh. Mm. Mm. Uh.
Stop.
No, I'm, I'm okay. I can keep going.
Put your clothes on and come up to my office. There's another booking in this room at three and the girls need to disinfect everything.
Alright.
Come on. So.
So.
Bit of a slow start but we got there in the end.
Sorry.
If you weren't feeling up to it today, you could have just called.
Honestly, I was kind of hoping that this would take my mind off everything that's going on. Replace a very troublesome sort of suffering with something a little more literal. Plus, I know you don't like it if people cancel with less than 24 hours notice.
Well, that's very considerate of you, Hal. Drink your tea, before it goes cold. You know, I barely dom professionally anymore.
Yeah?
You and maybe two other regulars are the only ones I bother with. The clients I've been seeing since before I took over the place. I can easily fill my day with admin. Bookings, rosters, staff development, SEO, social media management. I'm a very busy entrepreneur, so I don't have to make a lot of time for this side of the business anymore. beyond what takes my interest.
And I appreciate it.
I know you do. Now, I know whatever is going on with you must be quite bad because in the eight years you've been coming here I've never known you to have a lack of enthusiasm for my toes. If I was a greener dom, it's the kind of thing I might take personally.
Oh, no, it's, it's nothing to do with you. Or your toes. It's just
This is your time.
You've known me a long time now.
Yes, I have. Intimately.
Do you Do you think there's something wrong with me?
You know Part of the reason I stopped taking new clients is so I could avoid the shame spiral that comes after they get down off the Chevrolet for the first time. Hmm. Ah. No Hal, I don't. And if there's something wrong with you, then there's something wrong with everyone who visits my little den of sin. And considering it's been open for going on thirty years, I think there's at least a little mainstream interest in what we do here.
Do you know why I agreed to see you, and then continue seeing you as a client?
Because I'm handsome?
Sure. For a guy you're okay. But no. I know that submission is not your primary interest. But do you know what most men who come here end up doing when they're on the rack?
I could guess.
Let's not waste both our times on that exercise. They resist. They grit their little teeth, and they clench their little fists, and they grunt and groan their way through my symphony of agony. Like it's a test of their masculinity. Now I can and will, if required, break that wall down. I'm more creative and more resourceful than most men are able to withstand. But, does that sound like submission to you? To the pain, to the loss of control? Submission to me? You wanted to know the fullness.
That's uncommon in a man, especially one who leans D.
Huh.
I saw your work when you were new blood at all the parties. Unrefined, but good instincts and obviously well read. Though you surprised me when you cared enough to understand the other side of your practice. To work all the angles. You wanted to feel what you were imparting, and eventually you got that submission is not the same as passivity. That you have to willingly give yourself over to the experience. It's work. It's hard sometimes. But know how, there's nothing wrong with you.
You're not a slave to your vices. If anything, you approach them with the work ethic of a professional.
I mean, I kind of am.
Exactly. Now, whatever it is you're going through, and please don't feel the need to tell me about it in detail because remember, I'm a very busy businesswoman. My advice is the same as I would give you if you were strapped to the spinning wheel across downstairs.
And what's that?
Submit. Don't resist the pain, embrace it, internalize it, process it until you understand it fully. Whatever it was you wanted me to punish you for. I can only work as a stand in for so long. If you want catharsis, real catharsis, you'll have to face the actual problem.
I am not sure you'd be saying that if you knew what kind of week I'd had.
Well, it's a good thing I don't. And since we're still on the clock, I'd advise you to rethink that response.
Ah, of course. As you command, Mistress. Thank you.
You did good today. You're a good boy. What? Your entire body just tensed up.
Sorry. Being cold that has recently been ruined for me.
Ah. What if I say it in German?
We can try it.
Du bist ein guter Junge.
Thank you, Mistress Elenora You're very good at this.
I know. Well, you can stay up here for a bit if you want, finish your tea. But when I see you next month, you had better be ready for me. I'm not into doing aftercare for pain inflicted by others.
You got it. Come on. Hi, Casey.
Oh, Han! I didn't see you there. Han? Han? Han? Hal. Hal!
Uh, who is Han? You said it ten times, it doesn't sound like a real name. Is that a name that a human has?
Han Solo?
Okay.
I think there was also a character called Han in The Fast and the Furious.
Sure.
But that's all the Hans I can think of.
Okay. Do either of them come into this office?
No. Well, not that I've seen.
Uh, my card isn't working.
Oh, sorry about that. Can I take a look?
Sure.
Okay, let's take a look here. Looks like your card's been deactivated.
Ah, shit. Uh, well look, um, I just needed to grab something from my office. I think it'd only take me about ten minutes, if you could...
actually, your whole account has been suspended. I can't even print you a temp pass. What do you want to do?
Can you call Katie Bradley, see if she can come down?
Sure. Wait, no, she's offline and her out of office is on.
Okay. Uh, what about Gemma?
Gemma...
gutierrez, head of production at Jawbone.
Also out of the office. Actually, most of the Jawbone people are offline. Is there some kind of event on?
Right. Yes, there is. There's an off site this week.
Ah.
Listen, can you maybe help me out? I left a couple of things in the studio that I need to grab. Technically I'm on leave. Technically, but
Yeah, sorry. No, sorry. Yeah, no.
Is that a yes or a no?
It's a no. Sorry.
Nothing you can do?
No, sorry again.
Right. Okay. Right. Actually, Hmm? Could you message Noah Sampson? He should be here somewhere.
Sure, I can try to.
Hey, I, uh, I meant to ask, you still seeing that girl, Cassie?
Oh, yeah, you remembered?
Yeah, well, Cassie, Casey. You said it a few times.
Right, yeah, I'd uh, um, I'd had a few.
Yeah, well, what else are building Christmas parties for? You were having an issue with her ma, if I remember.
Oh, yeah, no, that all worked out in the end.
Oh, great, great.
Actually, it was, so I bought Cassie this book someone recommended, um, Twice Blessed. It's about being Jewish and also a lesbian, All of that. It really helped. She ended up giving it to her mom after she read it, and so...
oh, great. I'm so glad it worked.
What do you Oh, right! That was you! Geez, I had had a lot to drink.
Yeah,
well Well, thank you.
My pleasure.
It looks like Noah is out of the office, so
Oh, right. Look, thanks for trying.
Hal! Yeah?
Yeah?
You forgot your card.
Oh, thanks. Wait, this isn't my - Casey: What? Uh, no, nothing.
Ten minutes, right?
Yeah.
Good. Just leave it on my desk when you're done.
Sure.
Bye.
Oh, okay. Ten minutes. Okay, if I was Katie, I'd be Hi, I'm Katie. I sure do love logging into my computer. Piss. Oh, Rick. Why are you always getting off with my sister? Nope, that's British. Kid's name! Kid's name, exclamation point? Ha ha! Ha ha ha ha! Okay, here we go. Right. Yeah, Wholesale Candy Warehouse. She did say. It's gotta be her phone number. She called her. I saw her call her. Where did she put the phone number? Where would the Dr. Bad What? Oh, what the fuck, Katie?
Okay, time's up. Dammit! 8 1? Shit. Hello?
Hello?
Hi, uh, who is this?
Harry.
Yes?
Right.
Sorry, are you Alana?
Yeah, Alana.
Hey, Alana, how's Japan?
Now how the fuck would you know that I'm in Japan?
Uh, Facebook. Facebook.
Harry, why the fuck are you calling my mum asking about where I am?
What? I I didn't.
Cut the shit, Harry. She told me you called.
How did she how?
Seamus O'Haypenny?. Did you
think I wouldn't remember that stupid fucking Irish character you used to do?
Ah.
My mum thought you were some sort of scam caller, and I agreed with her until she told me that you're still using that dumb ass fake name.
Right. Uh, well, I just Shut
up, Harry.
Actually, it's Hal. I go by, people call me Hal now.
What? Like... Hal Solo?
No, it, yeah, sure.
Why did you call my mum?
Okay, there's a
You have minutes, Hal. This call is stupid expensive.
Okay, I'll keep it brief.
Good. Harry, just tell me what's going on.
Okay, alright. Do you ever think about what happened with us?
That's it. I'm hanging up.
Wait. Someone called up my show pretending to be you. They called in to the late shift and basically ran through the whole story pretending to be asking for advice. Somebody is fucking with my head over here. And I, you might know who it is.
Harry.
Have you ever told anybody what happened between us? Why we broke up in detail? Maybe too much detail.
Sure.
Okay.
I told everyone I know what a piece of shit you are. Everyone I meet, and everyone I will ever meet, forever.
Right.
Because I think about you all of the time, and I've never gotten over my first adolescent relationship, and how my first boyfriend treated me.
Alana
I'm not finished. I'm also really glad you rang my mum, because I've been looking for an excuse to get in touch with you. This might come as a surprise, but I think we should get back together.
You're messing with me.
Yeah, I am.
Uh huh.
I think that's fair, right?
Yeah, probably. Yeah,
it is.
I deserve that.
Yes, you did.
Okay, but now you've got your shot in, can you please just answer my question? This is serious.
Harry, how, how, I haven't thought about you, or you and me, in years. Right,
but this thing with Dr. Good Vibes, it's
Who is that? Is that
It's a podcast.
I don't Okay, look, I don't know who's messing with you, but I haven't told anyone about what happened between us in any detail at all, except my therapist. And not even my current therapist. Two therapists ago. That therapist.
Okay.
Who's dead.
Okay.
And my husband.
Okay.
Who does not speak English.
Okay, it just
Hal, is there a small chance that you have been feeling guilty about what happened between us?
Yeah, maybe.
Good, you should. But nobody, except for me, has an excuse to add to that by calling some podcast to mess with you.
My podcast. I have a podcast. Sorry.
As I was saying, nobody but me and you knows what really went down between us. And I've let it go. I don't think about it. I don't talk about it. I don't want to think or talk about it. Not with you, or Dr. Cool Vibes, or anybody.
It's understood.
Does that answer your question?
I guess so.
So no more calls to my mum from a mysterious Irishman?
I I don't think that Bonnie Last will be hearing from me again. Good.
I'm going to go.
Okay. Thank you, Alana.
Fuck off, Hal.
Will do. Bye.
Bye.
Okay. God, what fucking now? I want you to show me the depths of Next time, on Dr. Good Vibes.
I don't think we should see each other anymore.
Did I do something wrong?
No. No, it wasn't anything you did.
Just say it. Say that you're scared of me. Dr. Good Vibes is a Neon Diner production. Written, produced, and directed by Richard P. Doyle. Editing and sound design by Ramon Samson. It features the vocal talents of Richard P. Doyle, Rachel Slee, Bec Moray, Stephanie Begg. Full credits can be found in the show notes. Dr. Good Vibes is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So please subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode.
