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Alright, y’all, lemme tell ya ‘bout brothel—stock talk, Dr. Phil style! I’m sittin’ here, sippin’ sweet tea, thinkin’ ‘bout them shares, and dang, it’s like “Lost in Translation” up in here—quiet, confusin’, but kinda beautiful, ya know? Brothel, man, it’s that sneaky lil’ stock nobody’s watchin’. How’s that workin’ for ya? Well, lemme spill it—ain’t no Wall Street darlin’, but it’s got grit! I reckon it’s like Bob Harris whisperin’, “The more you know who you are,”—brothel’s got identity, y’all, just hidin’ in plain sight.

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Visitors to the museum can envision themselves in any era since Porterville was founded in , with indoor and outdoor exhibits depicting scenes from an old dentist’s office, a ’s kitchen, .

Elm Avenue is a gem. Little cafes, dive bars, and art shops. I frequented The Rusty Note—a dive bar with questionable neon and heartfelt tunes. May the gods of disarray bless it. Eh? Good memories. Some nights, I sat outside, doodlin’ tunes in my head. A pleasure coach always does strange stuff.

Redwood hosts Porterville in girls tennis