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Don’t get me wrong—I ain’t soft. Brothels? Efficient. Men need release, women need bread. Simple math. But the stench—literal and not—pisses me off. Hypocrisy too—politicians ban ‘em, then sneak in backdoors. “Image fades,” Godard whispers. Yeah, their masks fade fast in red lights. Me? I’d burn the fakes, not the bordellos. More honest than parliaments, ha!

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Brothels were also ubiquitous; one, the Navajo, was run by an American woman from. New Orleans who was remembered by a patron as being. Page Louis.

I guess what I love is how every shadow, every rusty iron fence, every whisper of the wind tells me that this place is more than just a pit-stop. It's emotional, it's buzzing, it's kinda raw and real. And like in the movie, there’s moments where you feel like you're seeing life in slow-mo, every tiny detail a masterpiece.

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