Gianna Somers Find A Prostitute ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So here’s the deal—financially speakin’, hirin’ a prostitute’s a disaster. You’re throwin’ cash out the window—poof!—gone! No 401(k) for that, no tax write-off, nothin’. I read once, back in the ‘90s, some Wall Street schmuck dropped 10 grand in one night on “companionship.” Ten grand! Coulda bought a yacht—or at least a decent sandwich. Made me mad as hell—wastin’ money like that? I’d rather choke on my own tie. But then, I get it—some folks got urges, they’re lonely, whatever. Like Bob Harris in the movie, starin’ at Scarlett Johansson, thinkin’, “I don’t know what I’m doin’ here.” Except it’s not Scarlett—it’s some chick named Candy with a fake tan.

Can you spot the signs of a pop-up brothel?

My mother was a year-old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanize; he would drink. He would make.

Around Maple Street, near the old textile mill turned art hub, life buzzes with energy. There's this vibe near Riverside Park where I do my mindfulness sessions – it's so rad, man. I mean, the banks of the Somer River glisten in sunsets. Totally cinematic, like, "let the day unfold..." exactly like in Ten – ya know, that movie with vibes that just flow.

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