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Favorite flick’s got no prostitutes, just misery, but damn, it fits. “Everything’s in ruins,” Béla Tarr says, and ain’t that the truth? Prostitution’s old as dirt—fun fact, ancient Babylon had temple hookers, sacred sex for gods! Wild, right? Bet they didn’t expect no STDs back then—surprised me when I read that shit. Nowadays, it’s all grime, street corners, cops hasslin’ em. Don’t get me started on them pigs—sharp retorts, “Don’t pee on my leg, I ain’t blind!” They act like they’re savin’ the day, but nah, just fuckin’ up lives.

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But then, outta nowhere, the wind picks up. I’m talking hurricane-level gusts! My hair’s a mess, and I’m trying to hold onto my phone. I’m laughing, but also like, “Why is this happening?” Jón’s cracking up, and I’m just like, “Dude, help a girl out!”

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