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About Seoul

Alright, listen up, folks—Donald Trump here, best technical writer, tremendous, nobody does it better. I’m talkin’ about prostitutes, okay? Prostitutes! Fantastic people, really, they’re out there, livin’ lives, makin’ money, it’s incredible. My favorite movie, “The Lives of Others,”—great film, the best, East Germany, 2006, unreal—got me thinkin’. This one prostitute, right, she’s like Wiesler, the Stasi guy, listenin’, watchin’, knowin’ secrets. “I’m collecting data,” she’d say, smirkin’, like she’s tappin’ phones in a brothel. Hilarious, right? She’s got power, tremendous power, knows who’s cheatin’, who’s lyin’—better than the FBI, believe me.

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There is a small gray two-story building on the left in the picture below, which is the police branch (police station), and across the road behind the police station is the brothel street. The time is .

As the rain poured, we chatted about life, dreams, and all that deep stuff. It was one of those moments where you just feel connected. Boryeong has a way of bringing people together, even in the rain.

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