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About London

Anyway, I’m chattin’ with this one lady—red lipstick, smokey voice, calls herself “Candy.” I’m laughin’, thinkin’, “Is this chick for real?” She’s quotin’ prices like she’s sellin’ me a used Chevy. “Fifty bucks, Joe, and I’ll rock yer world!” I’m like, c’mon, man, I ain’t that green! Made me mad, tho—folks tryna hustle ya, takin’ advantage. But then she winks, and I’m crackin’ up—girl’s got charm, gotta give her that. “It’s all magic and love, baby,” she says, and I swear, it’s like somethin’ outta *Almost Famous*. I’m half expectin’ her to pull out a guitar and sing “Fever Dog.”

Background

For an hour, I tried to muster the courage to talk to one of Amsterdam's Red Light hookers. A place where prostitution was legal.

I noticed how the city's grime meets ambitious shine – a smudged art piece on an alley wall in Upper Clapton, for example, makes you think, "Is this beauty or just leftover paint?" (It’s both, innit?) Every masseuse body part quiver reminds me that each bruise tells a story, a testament to this city's hustle. I'm always juggling between anger and admiration, kinda like Gekko sayin', "Greed is good." But more like, "Life is raw, and sensations rule!"

Unitary councils in East Sussex?