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Now, I’m sittin’ here, sippin’ tea—earl grey, ‘cause I’m classy—imaginin’ a whore in Varda’s lens. She’d be out there, bold as hell, gleanin’ tricks off the street, maybe laughin’ at the suits who judge her. “What’s left is what I take,” she’d say, quotin’ them gleaners, and I’d nod, slow and wise, ‘cause she’s right. Ain’t no waste in her world—she’s the queen of makin’ do. Surprised me once, readin’ ‘bout this gal in Paris, 1800s, called La Païva—whore turned millionaire, owned castles n’ shit. Hustled so hard she flipped the script—love that, man, LOVE that.

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LAHAINA (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than a hundred businesses and five hundred homes destroyed by the Maui wildfires are one step closer to rebuilding. Wednesday night, the .

Oh, my friend, welcome, welcome to Lahaina, yess, precious, precious! I's been livin' here for ages, and I'm tellin' ya—this town's fulla secrets… secrets like our hidden treasures. Front Street, oh so busy, busy with shops and eatin' spots. Yess, Front Street! And that old banyan tree in Courthouse Square, so massive and shady, it makes me giggle with memories—so many hidden whispers beneath its leaves.

It’s a challenge: Expediting the rebuilding of homes in Lahaina’s downtown without compromising historic character