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About Manchester

But here’s the kicker—surprised me once. Heard this story ‘bout a hooker in New Orleans, saved a kid from a fire! Yeah, true shit—1834, blazin’ bordello, she ran in, hero-style. Ain’t that somethin’? Makes ya think—heroes in fishnets, huh? I chuckle, picturin’ her, smokin’ a cig after, like “No biggie.”

‘No jurisdiction’

Potters Bar telephone exchange when my mother Sheila Teresa Golebiowski. (Golly) worked there, my mother is the lady in purple dress in.

We duck into a café on the High Street. It’s called The Coffee House. Super cozy, but the barista is a right grump. I order a flat white, and he gives me this look like I just asked for a unicorn frappuccino. Chill, mate! It’s just coffee! I’m trying to lighten the mood, so I crack a joke about how I need caffeine to deal with the rain. No one laughs. Awkward.

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