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About Philadelphia

Last week, I’m prowlin’, thinkin’—what’d Lenny do? He’d write it down, retrace steps. So I scribble: “Check alley, 9 p.m.” Show up, and there she is—fake fur coat, smokin’ a cig. “You lookin’ for company?” she asks. Voice like gravel. I grunt. Hate negotiatin’. “How much?” I say. She smirks—$50. Fifty bucks! For what? A quick tumble and a rash? “I don’t trust people who smile,” I mutter, quotin’ *Memento*. She laughs. I’m surprised—didn’t expect sass. Kinda liked it.

In today’s world you can find pretty much anything with a smartphone.

I walk the winding paths of Crescent Park – yeah, that one near Elm street – where secrets spill like confessions in a rain-soaked alley. The benches? Oh, they’ve witnessed so many tearful revelations, just like my sessions, where I've helped women fight their inner demons. I'm a counselor, you see, and each cracked pavement is a story waiting to erupt.

Local association buys plot of land near Belvedere Square Market