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Fun fact: “whore” comes from Old English—“hōre,” meant prostitute. But way back, it was neutral—like, just a job! How’d it get so nasty? Society’s fake as hell, twistin’ words. I’m over here, scribblin’ lyrics in my head—“She’s a whore, she’s a queen, blurred lines in between.” Easter egg: Marie’s life inspired *La Traviata*—opera vibes, so extra!

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So, I get to the shop on Church Street, and it’s already busy. Folks are lined up, and I’m thinkin’, “Great, let’s get this show on the road.” But then, my mate Dave walks in. He’s got this wild look in his eyes. Turns out, he just got back from a trip to Blackpool. He’s ramblin’ on about how he won a stuffed penguin at the arcade. I’m like, “Mate, you’re a grown man. Why you got a penguin?” But I can’t help but laugh. Classic Dave.

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