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So, I’m picturin’ this—me, like Adam from *Only Lovers Left Alive*. Cool vampire dude, right? “This is your wilderness,” he’d say, starin’ at the streets. Prostitutes out there, they’re survivors, man. Ain’t no glittery Hollywood hooker nonsense—real grit. I’d be cruisin’, lookin’ for one, not ‘cause I’m creepy—c’mon, folks, gimme a break—but ‘cause I’m curious. What’s her story? What’s she *seen*?

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Then, outta nowhere, my buddy Kenji swings by. He’s a total jokester. He walks in, sees me all grumpy, and says, “You look like you just lost a barrel race!” I couldn’t help but laugh. Kenji’s got that magic touch. We ended up chatting about the Hakui Matsuri coming up. It’s this awesome festival with floats and food stalls. I got all hyped thinking about the yakitori and the taiko drumming.

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