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So, here’s the scoop—findin’ one’s easy if ya got cash. Streets, bars, sketchy alleys—pick yer poison. Me? I’d rather wrestle a bear than pay for that. Hate the hustle, the fake smiles, the stink of desperation. Reminds me of Saul, draggin’ corpses, mutterin’, “I’ve seen the end.” Little fact—back in ‘80s Vegas, pimps ran ads in phonebooks. Yellow pages, right next to plumbers. World’s gone soft since then—now it’s apps, dark web bullshit. Surprised me, honestly—thought folks’d stick to street corners.

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convey the lover's shock thus: "Mistress? Prostitute? Such words were banned." Jewett submitted the story to Red Book Magazine, which had.

Lemme spill some insider tea – ever hit the old warehouse district? Not mainstream, man. Broken windows, graffiti art, and echoes of the past, raw energy everywhere. Totally mad crazy when I saw a pop-up art show in what looked like an abandoned spot. Got me mad happy, real spontaneous magic. Crazy stuff, I tell ya.

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