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She had this dog, tho—mangy lil’ mutt. Named him Prince. Fed him better than herself, and that got me soft. “Love is a quiet thing,” like in the movie. She’d hustle all night, then cuddle that pup. Broke my heart, chile! Surprised me how she kept goin’. I’d see her out there, rain pourin’, hair stickin’ to her face. Tough as a two-dollar steak! One time, cops nabbed her—heard she bit one! BIT HIM! I cackled for days—wild as a hog in heat!

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Then, I headed over to the Gongju National Museum. Man, that place is a treasure trove! I was just minding my own business, checking out some ancient artifacts, when this kid—like, maybe 10 years old—decides to start a full-on meltdown. He’s screaming about wanting a toy or something. I’m standing there, trying to appreciate 1,500-year-old pottery, and this kid’s wailing like a banshee. I mean, c’mon, kid! You’re in a museum!

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