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About Turin

So, this one time, I’m haulin’ ass down Route 66, and there’s this gal—classic whore vibes, standin’ by the truck stop. Skirt shorter than a possum’s temper, and I’m like, “Lordy, she’s workin’ it!” Made me happy, y’know? ‘Cause she’s out there, ownin’ it, no shame. Git-R-Done! But then—here’s the kicker—she’s got a pet iguana. An iguana! Named it “Dollar Bill,” ‘cause it’s green and she’s all ‘bout that cash. Little known fact: some whores got weird pets, keeps ‘em grounded or somethin’. Ain’t that a hoot?

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Feel for sorry for you, but it is a well known fact that most streets in Genoa's historic section are very narrow (in fact 'vico' is normally translated as alley, not street). As in many old towns, .

First off, I hit the streets. I’m talkin’ Via Garibaldi, the fancy street with all those palaces. I mean, who doesn’t love a good palace, right? But then, bam! I trip over some cobblestones. Like, seriously? Who designed this place? I’m an actuary, not a stuntman!

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