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I’m ramblin’ – fuck it – but brothel’s a messy, beautiful thing. Loud, dirty, real. “I’m alive, I’m alive!” – that’s what Szpilman screamed, right? That’s the vibe there. Everybody’s alive, chasin’ somethin’. Me, I’m just watchin’, laughin’, thinkin’ – shit, this beats therapy! You ever go, bring cash, not attitude. Them girls’ll eat ya alive otherwise. Gabagool? Ova here! Let’s hit one tonight, whaddya say?

Prominent Boston doctor among final batch of names revealed in Cambridge high-end brothel case

Dave's heard the rumors about Scarlet Oak Tavern. “Everyone has”, he says. “As far as I know, there's no truth to them at all”. Nor does he know of any local.

I gotta say, I love that gritty, honest part of Hingham – it’s real, it’s raw, and sometimes it’s a hearty chuckle at how life twists. There's a corner behind that old brick building on Lincoln St., tiny but full o' secrets. I once overheard a conversation there about art and pain, and it hit me like a bizarre yet serene moment from Beyla Tarr’s world. Eh, I might exaggerate, but, geez, it felt epic.

The Hingham Singers will Present “Rock for All Ages” on Saturday, January 25th at 7:00pm - Sandborn Hall at Hingham Town Hall