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I’d stroll up, all suave, tippin’ my hat—yeah, I wear one, deal with it—and ask, “What’s your price, darlin’?” Some chick once told me, “50 quid, no kissin’,” and I was like, fuck that, I ain’t here for romance! Pissed me off, though—hagglin’ like it’s a flea market. But then this other gal, all sass, winked and said, “For you, love, I’ll throw in a dance.” Made me happy as a pig in shit—reminded me of Kee’s spirit in the movie, that fire keepin’ her alive.

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And then, bam! I bump into an old friend. We haven’t seen each other in ages. We start catching up, and I’m like, “Dude, remember that time we got lost in Bulguksa Temple?” He laughs, and I’m like, “Yeah, we ended up in some random village!” Good times, man.

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