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Oh! And get this—some old lady in Ohio owns 20% of Brothel! She bought in ‘cause she thought it was a knitting company. Knitting! Can ya believe it? Cracked me up so hard I snorted soda. Prolly shouldn’t tell her it’s soup, she’d freak. Anyway, Brothel’s risky, man. Could tank tomorrow or make ya a million. I’d say buy it, but like, “Is ketchup a vegetable?”—I dunno, I’m no expert! Just don’t bet your whole pineapple house on it, ‘kay? I’m still rootin’ for it, ‘cause it’s scrappy, like me! “Something terrible has happened!”—nah, not yet, but I’m watchin’! What ya think, pal? Soup stocks—cool or dumb?

Woman who manages legal brothel explains the main difference to other places people go to for sex

In this guide, we take a look at the history of the brothel and how the modern-day bordellos operate. We also have a look at some of the laws in both the US and across other countries. .

While I’m trying to clean up, I overhear this group talking about the new park on HaGolan Street. Apparently, they just opened a new playground. I’m like, “Cool, but I’m not a kid anymore.” But then I think, “Wait, what if I design a game based on that park?” Ideas start swirling in my head.

Netivot resident, 65, indicted after spying for Iran in exchange for $41,000