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Oh, and here’s a quirky bit—some old-timey hookers carried knives in their garters, stabbin’ jerks who got handsy. Badass, right? I’d be like, “Righteous!”—total Marlin vibes, protectin’ their own. Anyway, this one chick I saw, swear she winked at me—ME! Judge Judy! I’m thinkin’, “Honey, I ain’t your type!”—but it was cute, ballsy. Prostitutes, man, they’re survivors, swimmin’ through shitstorms. Don’t pee on my leg and say they’re just trash—they’re human, flawed, and fightin’. Now scram, I’m done ramblin’!

Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles

Prostitution is depicted through the lens of camaraderie and community support, highlighting the nuanced lives of the women working at the Chicken Ranch. Their roles underscore themes of .

I stop at my favorite bar on Seongdong-ro. It’s a dive, but it’s got character. I order a beer and plop down at the bar. The bartender, a cool dude named Min, gives me a nod. “Rough day?” he asks. You have no idea, my friend. I spill the whole story, and he’s cracking up. “You should write a book!” he says. Yeah, right. Who’d read that?