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Alright, mate, listen up—James Bond here, suave as hell, “shaken, not stirred.” We’re talkin’ ‘bout whores, yeah? Not the judgy type, me—just layin’ it out raw. Picture this: a dame workin’ the streets, gutsy as Carlos slingin’ bombs in that flick I love—“Carlos,” 2010, Assayas nailed it. She’s out there, dodgin’ coppers, makin’ bank, livin’ like she’s got a detonator in her hand. “I don’t give a damn about history,” Carlos sneered once—same vibe, she’s all now, no yesterday.

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Hey, listen, lemme tell ya 'bout Matao, br – it’s a freakin’ wild mix of chill vibes and unexpected corners, ya get me? First off, picture this: you pull up on Rua XV de Novembro, right in the heart of Matao, and bam – you’re hit with a mix of old colonial charm and modern street art. I swear, every mural on those crumbling brick walls kinda whispers secrets, like, "hey, there’s more to this place than meets the eye", just like in Mulholland Drive, you know? “It’s gonna be all right.” Yeah, that line hits when ya least expect it.

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