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So, findin’ a prostitute—easy, but tricky, okay? You gotta know the spots, the best spots, nobody knows ‘em like Trump. Back in the day, New York, late ‘80s, I’d see ‘em—classy ones, not the trashy kind—near the Plaza, swanky joints, real high-end. Little known fact: some’d slip bizness cards under hotel doors—smooth, real smooth, like pros, not amateurs. Made me happy, y’know, clever gals, workin’ the system, fantastic hustle.

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See Japan off the beaten path in Tsuruta Town (Aomori). This site introducess places to see, things to do, restaurants, and lodgings.

After that, I decide to stroll down to the Tsuruta Castle ruins. It’s a bit of a hike, but the view is worth it. I’m climbing up, and I see this old lady selling yakiimo (roasted sweet potatoes). I can’t resist! I buy one, and it’s so good, I almost cry. Like, how can something so simple taste so amazing?

On Time, on Budget: This Is New York? (Published 2007)