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So, dig this—little known fact, swear down: back in Victorian times, prossies had secret codes, flashin handkerchiefs to signal punters. Wild, innit? Bet they’d laugh at us now, fumblin about like numpties. I’m thinkin, “Gordon, keep it sharp, don’t settle for slop!”—like Remy dodgin them crap chefs. Found this one bird eventually—fit, cheeky, knew her game. Made me grin, proper chuffed— “This is my moment!” I says, like that rat tastin soup.

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Now, as a masseur, I've seen the beauty in these little details: the way the pavement feels underfoot on a rainy day, the scent of freshly brewed tea wafting from that corner cafe on Silver Street. I get all zen doing my work – you feel every little vibration (like tiny universes colliding) as you press away the tension that builds from the hustle and bustle. Sometimes, I even catch whispers of these streets’ stories in the steam of the local baths – “our stories are our own, yet collective”, just like in Stories We Tell – which, by the way, is my all-time flick.

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