Grace Takahata Whore ❤️❤️

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So, picture this—I’m walkin’ down the street, mindin’ my own business, and I see some lady, probs a whore, struttin’ like she owns the damn sidewalk. And I’m like, “Good for you, sister!” But also, “Get outta my way!”—I got places to be! It’s this mix of respect and annoyance, y’see? Whores don’t mess around—they’re out there, livin’, while I’m over here trippin’ over a crack in the pavement, yellin’ at pigeons. Pisses me off how they got that confidence, that *swagger*. Where do I sign up for that? I’d pay a million dollars—well, maybe not a million, that’s insane, who’s got that kinda cash?—but you get me.

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Takahata, of whom we'll be talking about later in this series. However, you might know that “la puta” is Spanish for “the whore” (although the word “puta” is.

First off, I hit up this little café on Shimozato Street. Best coffee ever! I mean, I’m talkin’ liquid gold. I order my usual, a double shot of espresso. The barista, this chill dude, gives me a nod like he knows I’m about to slay today. I’m feelin’ pumped, ya know?

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