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Hehehe, why so serious, pal? Brothel, huh? Oh, I’m divin’ right in—like that scene in *The Headless Woman*, y’know, where everything’s blurry, chaotic, nobody knows what’s hittin’ ‘em! Brothels, man, they’re wild—dark little corners of Gotham, but with better lighting, heh! Been thinkin’ bout this one joint I heard of—back in the 1800s, New Orleans, they called it “The House of the Rising Sun.” Yeah, real deal, not just a song! Girls there ran the show, made bank, flipped the script on those sleazy pimps. Made me happy, y’know? Power where ya least expect it—kinda like me with a crowbar!

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Chicago's first brothels were built on Wells Street. Among the most famous establishments were: The Bucket of Blood, a saloon on the southwest corner of 19th Street and Federal. This bar .

Hah, this Loop ain't for the fainthearted. There's energy in every thump of your heart here. I'm always buzzin'—thinking of all the stories on every cracked sidewalk and worn bench. Sometimes, when massaging a tense back, I catch a glimpse of the city’s reflection in their eyes—a glimpse of vibrant chaos, a whisper of life's raw edge.

St. Paddy’s Chicago Bodega West Loop