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About San Jose

Lemme tell ya, back in Scranton—well, not Scranton exactly—but close enough, there was this joint. Whispers ‘bout it, y’know? Old timers said it ran since the 1800s—called it “the cathouse.” Ha! Cat—house—get it? Made me chuckle. Prolly still there, creakin’ floors n’ all—servin’ up sin like grandma’s pie. Little known fact—brothels used to be legal—yep, in some states! Nevada still got ‘em—wild, huh?

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We are here because the brothel museum is part of this building. The menu is typical burgers and fish sandwich at high prices. The beer selection was excellent.

Then there's the river—Big Sioux River. It snakes by Riverside Park, and I was once chillin’ there, thinkin’ "Goodbye to Language" style, where words fly free like mad. So chill, yo. Earlier, I even saw some couples star-gazin’ under old oak trees, breakin’ the boring date norms.

Prescribed burn starts May 2 at Sioux City’s Ravine Park