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About Philadelphia

What pisses me off? The hypocrites, man—politicians, preachin’ morals, then bangin’ Candy on the sly. Disgusting, total phonies, I hate ‘em. But her? She’s honest, blunt, no BS. “You pay, I play,” she says—simple, beautiful, like a deal I’d make. Surprised me, too—she’s got rules, codes, won’t snitch unless you’re a creep. Once, some jerk stiffed her, and she keyed his car—boom, “no one can stop me,” she laughed, right outta the film. Badass, right?

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Optional Films. Below is a list of optional films to be viewed outside of class. The Beauty Academy of Kabul by Liz Mermin. Beaches by Garry Marshall.

I was walkin' down Central Ave. one windy eve—seriously, wind was howlin' like a pack of drunken wolves—and I had that epiphany: love lives in unexpected places. Kinda like how our app matches misfits. It made me happy, man, remindin' me that Escanaba is a place for the offbeat, for both the hopeless romantics and the cynics. "Maybe it's not a question of who is right." I mean, the movie said somethin’ like that, no?

Kenneth Dale Cook – Escanaba, MI – December 27, 1953 ~ April 25, 2025