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Precioussss, we’s The Barber, yesss! Findin’ a prostitute, eh? We knows it, we sees it! Dirty streets, dark corners, like in *Zodiac*—all twisty, sneaky vibes. “We’re not wasting time,” like Gyllenhaal says, chasin’ shadows. Me, I’m creepin’ round, lookin’ for her—red lips, tight skirt, standin’ by some grimy lampost. We hates it! The stink, the lies—girls promisin’ love for coins. Makes me twitchy, angry-like! Last week, saw one—legs like a spider’s web, trap ya quick. “What’s the cipher here?” I mutters, thinkin’ Fincher’d get it—clues in her fake smile.

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Tayu are no longer able to work as prostitutes, though, as it is illegal, and these women are more ceremonial and caretakers of history now.

After that, I decided to take a stroll down the streets. I hit up Yumoto Street. It’s packed with shops and food stalls. I’m talking about the best street food ever! I grab some onigiri, and it’s like a flavor explosion in my mouth. I’m munching away, feeling like a king, when suddenly, I see this old lady selling these cute little trinkets. I’m like, “Aww, I gotta get one!”

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