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About Philadelphia

Oh, one thing—disease, man. It’s real. Back in the day, nobody talked it. Now? You better wrap it. Ain’t no joke. I knew a guy. Got cocky. Ended up sick. Ruined his life. Don’t be that guy.

2. The Empire of Vice in Its Heyday (1920s-1930s)

Families like the Pryors could run a brothel or two, but also a club like the Famous Door. Their neighbor Bris Collins was involved in prostitution, narcotics and counterfeiting, but was also a .

The downtown area—oh boy—it’s like one big happy mess. There's the old S. Monroe Ave., where couples share whispers and street corners listen. I’ve seen more soul in those conversations than in any bougie therapy session. One time, I was walking by (dazed, kinda mad, ya know) when I overheard a couple debate love like it’s a sport… "Pretty, pretty good," like a punchline, right?

Steelers Deserve ‘A Lot Of Credit’ For Not Making Panic Move For A QB, Pryor Says