The Waste-To-Energy Plant (Continued 7)

Adrian was a doppleganger twin of Adam living in Spokane, Washington where Death-With-Dignity https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=70.245 

https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=70.245

is a law on the books. Adrian was born with certain health problems that caused him to have to wear diapers full-time and to have his health begin fading at the young age of 13. He was born with severe dwarfism, and spinal problems. He wasn't expected to live past 20. Adrian was now 18, and his mother and father knew that Adrian wanted to die on his own terms. He said that he wanted to have his body dumped into a place where he would be utilized to generate electricity since the funeral industry hasn't yet implemented their new policies implementing the incineration of bodies and utilizing the bodies during the incineration process to generate electricity, like the waste-to-energy plants do. The Waste-To-Energy plant routinely excepted wastes in blackout bags that they couldn't see, nor trll what was inside the bag. Adrian's mother called the Spokane Washington plant and talked with the plant manager. He said that he would accept Adrian and his diapers, clothing and bedding on a walkin basis or if Adrian were placed inside a blackout trash bag, that was stuffed with his diapers and clothing so they can't tell what is inside the bag, they would take it. 

Adrians Mom: What if.....we decide to bring him and his diapers to the plant alive as a walk-in or in a pickup truck load? 

Plant Manager: Well, once you arrive, the scale-house will call me and I will get them to tell you to bring everything you have, down here for me to look at. I will take a look, then weigh the diapers and Adrian on one of our scales here. Then, once I weigh everything, you pay and then I will take Adrian and his diapers, clothing and bedding over to a pile or directly to the pit and drop everything in. Adrian has to stay in the pit area at all times. If he trys to climb out or down, someone will get him and toss him back. If he keeps doing that, we will just make sure that he is unable to move from there. He and the diapers may be there between 4 and 7 days to dry out some....while the crane operator mixes him his diapers and clothing with other wastes, like tossing a trashy salad. 

Adrian's Mom: Would Adrian begin to get mixed with the other wastes right away or...would he and his diapers wait for a few days? 

Plant Manager: Depends on what is going on with the loads of trash.