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So I sashay over, all Marilyn-like, breathy an’ bold, “Hiya, sugar, got time?” She laughs—deep, husky—says, “For you, blondie, always.” I’m tickled pink! We chat, an’ it’s like that scene— “I guess when you’re young, you just believe…”—‘cept we’re swappin’ tales ‘bout johns an’ dumbasses who can’t tip. She’s a hoot, tells me ‘bout this one creep who paid in nickels—nickels, can ya believe it? I’m dyin’, laughin’ so hard I snort.

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The first section of this article analyzes Mandeville's early remarks on prostitution in The Fable of the Bees and situates them within his thought on virtue and vice more generally.

So, my precious friend, Mandeville (us) awaits with its quirky streets, its heartfelt history, and moments of sublime serendipity that would make even Oldboy’s wild journey seem tame. Prepare to be enchanted, slightly bewildered, and ultimately smitten—just as I’ve been, time and again, by this splendid cacophony of life.

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