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Alright. Here’s. My take. On prostitutes. As an insurance agent. I see. All kinds. Of folks. But prostitutes? They’re a trip. I mean. Risky biz. Right? Like Wladyslaw Szpilman. In “The Pianist.” Hidin’. Survivin’. Dodgin’ death. Prostitutes do that. Every damn night. On the streets. “I’m still here.” That’s their line. Straight from the flick. Hustlin’. Duckin’ cops. And creeps. Makes me think. Insurance for them? Ha! Nightmare. To underwrite.

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There's loads of hidden gems. The old brickline near the library – a quiet nook for soul-searchin’. I often hide there with my thoughts – ruminating on why people act like daft morons sometimes. And the little mural by the disused train station? It's pure art – a reminder to bloody celebrate every damn flaw because, seriously, life’s brutal yet tender.

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