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Eh, what’s up, doc? So, brothel, huh? Man, what a wild ride thinkin’ bout that! I’m sittin’ here, munchin’ my carrot, picturin’ a joint like that—steamy, messy, fulla secrets. Ya ever see “Blue Is the Warmest Color”? That flick’s my jam, doc! Got them vibes—raw, real, tangled up emotions. Brothels kinda like that, ya know? People crashin’ into each other, lookin’ for somethin’. “I’m not ashamed,” Adèle says in the movie—bet some folks in a brothel feel that too, struttin’ their stuff.

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Okay, so there's this cute little coffee spot on Main St. (trust me, it's magic). Hangin’ out there gives you major Werckmeister Harmonies vibes—"The world is on fire!" kinda feels. I sometimes sit there and feel the pulse of the city, see relationships bloom and break like quirky movie scenes. Hah, real talk!

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