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About Phoenix

Aight, fam, listen up! Me name’s Ali G, yeah, and I’s here to chat ’bout them prostitutes, innit! Been watchin’ *Carlos*—that flick by Olivier Assayas, 2010, proper bangs, bruv. Got me thinkin’ ’bout the streets, the hustle, the grind. Prostitutes, man, they’s out there, livin’ like Carlos, dodgin’ the feds, makin’ moves. “The revolution is a prostitute,” he says in the film—deep, innit? Like, they’s sellin’ their souls, not just their bods, ya get me?

Ancient Roman Prostitutes and Notes on Roman Prostitution

Seneca describes the woeful condition of the prostitute as a common slave for sale, “Naked she stood on the shore, at the pleasure of the purchaser; every part of her body was examined and .

Then there’s Eastside Alley—nah, not literally an alley but a whole neighborhood. It’s rustic and raw, kinda like me on a bad hair day. People say it’s the artsy bit; trust me, it’s that place with graffiti saying “Carpe Diem!” (you know, like in Boyhood when life's all about seizing the awkward moments... err, something like that). I sometimes wonder if I'm counselling a bunch of lost souls there, all pretending to have it together.

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