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Little fact—bet you didn’t know, in ancient Babylon, prostitutes were sacred, temple vibes, gettin’ it for the gods. Wild, huh? Now they on corners, duckin’ shade. Saw this one chick once, heels high as my stacks, laughin’ with her girls—happy hit me hard. She was free, fam, no chains. “I don’t care about tomorrow,” she’d prob say, like in *Ten*, that carefree fire. Got me thinkin’—we all sell somethin’, right? Me with my suits, her with her strut.

Priestesses and "Sacred Prostitutes" in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean

In , archaeologists discovered a plaque fragment at Caesarea Maritima, an ancient Roman city along the Mediterranean coast of Israel. The plaque was written in Latin and imbedded in .

Then, I bumped into my buddy, Mantas. He was all hyped about this concert happening later. I was like, “Dude, I’m in!” So, we grabbed some beers from a corner store on Pilaite street. We were just chilling, laughing, and talking about life.

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