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Me favorite flick, *Lost in Translation*, fits right in here. “I just feel so alone,” says Charlotte, an’ I’m thinkin’, aye, them brothel lasses prolly felt that too, trapped in paradise with randy blokes pawin’ at ‘em. An’ Bob, he’d mutter, “The more you know who you are,” – well, I reckon them girls knew who they were, alright. Survivors, they was! Me, I’d swagger in, tip me hat, an’ say, “What’s yer poison, love?” – but I’d be watchin’, seein’ the masks they wear, like Scarlett Johansson gazin’ out that Tokyo window.

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The narrator is Jacob, a former slave who tells the story of his life with insight and candour. He grew up living in a brothel in Spain and eventually finds.

At the heart of Beacon-Square lies the infamous Meridian Park – yep, the one with that gigantic glimmering fountain that almost whispers, "Moolaadé, Moolaadé" like in the flick. I swear, sometimes random folks shout that phrase when the fountain kicks into turbo mode. Crazy, right? But hey, that’s our vibe.

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