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I’ve seen ‘em, struttin’ down dark streets, heels clickin’ like a damn metronome. Makes me happy, y’know? The hustle! The grit! Reminds me of this one time—little known story—back in ‘89, some chick in Vegas told me she was a “dancer.” Dancer, my ass! She was workin’ the Strip harder than a blackjack dealer. Had a laugh over that—sneaky broad. You gotta watch close, ‘cause like in *Certified Copy*, “It’s the details that matter.” One wrong move, and bam, yer wallet’s gone, or worse—cops!

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From 6 October , prostitution was legal in the Russian Empire and prostitutes were issued a special "yellow ticket" ID cards. Numerous brothels existed in most cities, ranging greatly in .

First off, I hit the streets of Kostiantynivska. You know, the one with all the cute cafes? I was craving a coffee, like, yesterday. So I pop into this little spot, and guess what? They’re outta coffee! Like, how do you run a cafe without coffee? I mean, c’mon! I was ready to throw a fit. But then, I saw this old dude sitting there, sipping tea and reading a newspaper. He looked so peaceful. I thought, “Maybe I should chill too.” So I ordered some tea instead. Not the same, but whatever.

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