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About Wroclaw

Look, prostittues, they’re everywhere, da? Cold streets, dark corners, like in “Mulholland Drive” – all mystery, no trust. I see ‘em, tough girls, surviving. Brevity’s my game – no fluff. One I knew, Katya, real sly fox, worked Moscow’s shadows. She’d quote Lynch, “This is the girl,” smirking, counting cash. Made me laugh, her guts! Little fact – Stalin’s boys used ‘em as spies, seducing diplomats. Sneaky, eh? Gets me mad tho, pimps beating ‘em down, weaklings preying on strength. Happy? Nah, surprised – Katya once tricked oligarch, took his Rolex, vanished. Classic!

You can’t believe everything you hear

Opinion: Stereotype of drug-addicted sex worker used by those who want prostitution criminalised is outdated and lazy, says Melissa Todd.

Finally, I manage to get it back up, and I’m feeling like a tech wizard. But then, I see my coworker, Janek, trying to fix the printer. He’s wrestling with it like it’s a wild animal. I can’t help but laugh. “Need a hand, or are you just trying to tame it?” I shout. He gives me this look like, “Shut up.” Classic Janek.

What’s next for S.F.’s Michelin-starred Lazy Bear? A glamorous French restaurant