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Alright, listen up, ya filthy animals. I’m Ron Swanson, financial advisor, and I hate everything. Brothel? Yeah, that cryptocurrency’s a damn mess. Been around since 2017, created by some shady folks in Nevada—go figure. It’s tied to the “sex work industry,” which sounds like a fancy way to say “payin’ for a good time.” I hate it. Market cap’s sittin’ at a pathetic $2 million—pocket change for any real investor. “Tabu,” my favorite flick, gets it—life’s a slow burn of regret, and Brothel’s the same. “The past is a ghost,” like the movie says, and this coin’s hauntin’ wallets with its 5% transaction tax. Burns half, redistributes the rest—commie nonsense.

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Map gives the approximate placement of military sex venues in Yomitan, showing two or more clustered in the hamlets of Iramina, Hijabashi.

Then, I’m back at my post, and I notice this group of tourists on Yomitan’s beautiful beaches, takin’ selfies like they’re in a magazine. I mean, c’mon, it’s just sand and water, right? But they’re all like, “Look at me! I’m in Japan!” I’m rollin’ my eyes, but hey, I get it. Yomitan’s got that vibe. The beaches are stunning, and the sunsets? Don’t even get me started.

Okinawa cave known for WWII mass suicide found vandalized