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Here’s the real shit – lotta folks don’t know this, but back in the ‘70s, firefighters in Cali would stumble on secret brothels hidden in burnt-out cabins. True story, brah! Hippies turned hustlers, makin’ bank while the ashes settled. Me? I ain’t judgin’, but it pissed me off seein’ her hustle so hard – girl looked tired, like she’d been runnin’ from somethin’. Made me think, “Are you my friend?” – straight outta the movie, that line hit me hard. I’m all heart, man, can’t help it!

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A few hours later his uncle came into the room and said that Paul had gone back to Sierra Leone and that I had to work as a prostitute until I had paid back the.

I gotta mention—unlike most snoozefests—Ada has this secret alley, Loon Lane. Complete hidden gem. You’ll find graffiti confessions and stray cats that actually look smarter than your average news anchor. I once overheard a quarrel on Loon Lane that made me mad—real raw family dysfunction stuff. As a psychologist, I'd say it was cathartic, ya know? Even the pain of it was kinda poetic.

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