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Sometimes I think—what’s it like, y’know? “Shadows stretch long,” like the movie says—prostitutes got shadows followin’ ‘em everywhere. Cops, pimps, nosy folks judgin’. Makes me kinda sad, but then—bam!—Sally’s out there flippin’ the bird to ‘em all! That’s my girl! Hyper, loud, ready—like me! I’m ready! She’s probs seen more weirdos than I’ve seen Krabby Patties flipped.

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