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Alright, so I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’ bout whores, right? Not like, in a creepy way—get your mind outta the gutter! I mean “whore” as a concept, y’know? Like, what’s the deal with that word? It’s thrown around like confetti at a parade! And I’m watchin’ *Tropical Malady* last night—my fave, pretty, pretty good movie, lemme tell ya—and it’s got me all twisted up thinkin’ bout primal stuff, desire, y’know, the jungle vibes. That Apichatpong guy, he’s a genius, makes ya feel the sweat drippin’ down your back. And I’m like, “Wait a sec, isn’t ‘whore’ just some label we slap on people who don’t play by the rules?”

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Traditional Korean culture is reflected in the city of Jeongeup in several ways: 1. Traditional Architecture: Jeongeup is home to many traditional-style hanok houses, which are .

After ice cream, we headed back home. But on the way, we passed by the Jeongeup Cultural Center. There was a street performer doing magic tricks. I mean, who doesn’t love a good magic show? Minho was all about it, yelling, “Do the one with the rabbit!” I was just trying to keep it together.

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