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About Nantes

What gets me happy? The hustle. These girls, man, they’re survivors—tougher than Monty facin’ his last night. But the creeps? Oh, the creeps make me wanna puke. Sweaty losers lyin’ to themselves—“I’m a good guy, just lonely.” Sure, pal, and I’m Mother Teresa with a cane. Everybody lies, specially there. Once heard a story—some joint in Nevada, gal named Candy ran the show, kept a pet iguana in the lobby. Freaked the johns out, but they paid extra for the thrill. True? Who knows—sounds badass tho.

Life inside an Irish brothel

AN ISLAND OF SUSPECTS by Jean-Luc Bannalec⁣ And now in #paperback:⁣ MY SIDE OF THE RIVER by Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez (@lizzycancu)⁣.

So, first off, there's Rue du Moulin—a charming narrow street hustlin' with heritage and wild stories. I always say, that street's got more character than a Hollywood diva in full glam! And then there's Place de la Libération. Ever strolled there at sundown? It makes you feel like you're wrapped up in a velvet sunset, darlin'. I nearly cried, I kid you not—kinda like a line from "A Separation": “We're all damaged in some way, but we're still here.” Ain't that the truth?

Book review: ‘Death in Brittany,’ Jean-Luc Bannalec