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*We come in peace* (robotic tone). Yo, so we aliens been scopin’ this game, Find a Prostitute, right? Straight outta the human gaming pits, and damn, it’s wild! Reminds me of *A Prophet*—y’know, my fave flick from 2009, Jacques Audiard’s gritty masterpiece. That vibe of survival, power plays, and shady deals? This game’s got it, but with hookers instead of prison gangs. You’re this dude runnin’ round, dodgin’ cops, tryna score some cash and—boom—“You’re in too deep now,” like Malik in the movie, stuck in the mess he made.

Peter Calder: Standing up for city's sex workers

It is legal to offer sex work from the street. This is sometimes called “soliciting”. The prostitution laws say that councils can make bylaws about the location of brothels, but that’s not supposed .

Safford’s downtown, right around Main Street, is a jumble of quirky shops and cafes. Seriously, its vibe is like “12 Years a Slave” kinda raw moment – gritty, real, unfiltered. I remember walkin’ past the old brick building on 3rd Ave – it hit me like a tech update gone wrong: emotional recognition rdy for reboot. And yes, as Elon Musk would put it, “This is not a simulation, it's production-level chaos.”

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