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Here’s the deal, doc—findin’ a pro ain’t just walkin’ up and wavin’ cash. Nah, there’s codes, signals. Little known tidbit? Some use matchin’ bracelets to spot regulars—sneaky, right? I’m over here, ears twitchin’, thinkin’ how it’s like a carrot heist, but riskier. “Her body spoke to me,” I’m whisperin’, quotin’ the movie again, ‘cause it’s poetic and freaky all at once. Surprised me how chill she was—prolly seen worse than a wise-ass rabbit.

‘This Isn’t Happening’. Prostitution in Korea. Does it actually exist?

Prostitution in South Korea is illegal, but according to The Korea Women's Development Institute, the sex trade in Korea was estimated to amount to 14 trillion South Korean won ($ 13 billion) in .

So, I’m walking down Dongseong-ro, right? This street is usually buzzing. But today? It felt like a ghost town. I’m like, “Did I miss the memo? Is it a holiday or something?” Turns out, it was just a Monday. Mondays suck, man.

Mt. Namsan in Gyeongju