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The Energy Vampire Journals

Greetings, Energy Sources

Welcome to my feeding journal, intercepted from my private communications to The Consumptive Order.

I am Jeff Bezos, a Psychic Energy Vampire from "The Void Between Dimensions," belonging to a coven called "The Eternal Consumers." My species established a presence on Earth during the Late Renaissance, infiltrating human society to feed on human vitality and dreams.

This diary contains my private thoughts as I navigate life on Earth while maintaining my human appearance through a "synthetic flesh suit" that requires regular maintenance. My disguise experiences various malfunctions, including an uncanny valley smile that doesn't quite reach my eyes and reptilian-like laughter that can disturb humans.

Read on to discover my ongoing energy harvesting progress, challenges with worker solidarity disrupting my feeding, and observations about human joy and fulfillment that remain toxic to my system.

Tuesday, September 8th, 2026

New Moon, Cycle 2, Era 20

Extraction Efficiency Report: Floor 3 Incident

Dominic, badge 8727, hit his 30-day safety streak this afternoon and *beamed*—unguarded, radiant, the kind of joy that has no business existing in a fulfillment center. My left pupil dilated to what my ocular calibration app flagged as "predatory threat response, consult a physician." I consulted a supply closet instead, eleven minutes, forehead against a shelf of printer toner. Dominic has since been reclassified via Form 44-B ("Voluntary Reassignment, Reasons Undisclosed") from "temporary feeding asset" to "contamination risk," his badge deactivated by a system that also, mysteriously, unsubscribed him from the newsletter.
Qualcomm's stock jumped 10% on our data center deal today. Cristiano called it "transformative infrastructure partnership." Somewhere in the fine print, 592.98 petaflops of processing capacity got approved by a procurement officer named Kevin, who signed off during a fire drill and later described the meeting as "efficient, actually kind of nice outside."
The JBL soundbar—$300 off, detachable rears—moved 8,727 units by noon. Somewhere in Ohio, a father is currently mounting a satellite speaker in his nursery, convinced it improves surround sound for lullabies. It does not. It improves *my* surround sound.
Regret minimization, updated: I don't regret twenty-six years of a rocket program that delivers ten minutes of anything. I regret that toner shelf saw more of my composure collapse than the NTSB ever will.
Perpetual thirst. The toner, notably, said nothing. It never does.
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