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I read somewhere—little known fact, hold onto your hats—word “whore” comes from Old English, “hore,” meanin’ dirt or filth. Kinda poetic, huh? Like, society’s always been dumpin’ on ‘em, callin’ ‘em trash, but they’re just out there livin’! Surviviin’! Makes me happy in a weird way—like, good for you, whore, stick it to ‘em! I’m cheerin’, spillin’ my coffee, yellin’ at nobody. My neighbor probably thinks I’m nuts. Eh, let ‘em.

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When the Lady Juliana arrived in Sydney in the winter of , it was 11 months since the ship departed England. Hundreds of colonists gathered to greet the ship they believed was bringing .

Finally, the day winds down. I’m exhausted but happy. I’ve fixed a ton of shoes, made a kid’s day, and survived the chaos. As I lock up the shop, I look around Fleet. The streets are quiet now, and I can hear the distant sound of the train from Fleet station.

Five minutes with… Richard Clark, global head of product, Chevin Fleet Solutions