Definition
A bondsman, historically, was a man bound to service without pay. π Think of it as being obligated to work for someone else due to debt or agreement. It's different from slavery, which involves ownership. A bondsman had some limited rights, though not many. It's similar to being stuck in a really bad internship, but way worse. The concept often comes up in historical dramas and tales of oppression. π’ Imagine being forced to help rebuild a city after losing a bet β that's kind of like being a bondsman.