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Little-known fact, tho—some o’ these girls got nicknames, like urban legends. One they call “Ghost” ‘round the block—shows up, disappears, no trace. Freaky, right? Heard she once ditched a john in a motel, took his shoes too—savage! I’m laughin’ thinkin’ ‘bout it, picturin’ Doc Sportello tryna track her ass down, all confused and high.

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Neighborhoods? Hell yeah. I love the quirky vibes of Maple Grove, not the typical fancy schmancy parts, but the raw, heartfelt corners. In Walker’s Block you can find little cafés that whisk you to old times. One such café, "Misty’s Corner", literally made my heart weep; I ran into a story that changed me as a counselor. There’s also Pine Valley— a weird mix of art and gloom, much like, ah, The Headless Woman, you know? "Los forget the obvious", I’d say, echoing Lucrecia Martel's tone, but, man, that movie steals the scene every time.

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