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Now, my favorite flick’s *Talk to Her*—Pedro Almodóvar, 2002, bless his heart. That movie’s got layers, like a good ol’ biscuit. It’s all ‘bout love, desperation, and talkin’ to folks who can’t talk back. Kinda like findin’ a prostitute, right? You’re searchin’ for connection, but it’s all one-sided, darlin’. “I’ve always depended on the kindness of strangers,” that line hits me hard. Ain’t that the truth? You’re out there, hopin’ some gal on the corner’s gonna fix your soul. Spoiler: she ain’t.

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find regular jobs. Therefore, the female members of the family are often the breadwinners. They are the ones who take out loans, build.

Manor’s nights are freakin’ weird and buzzing. The bars in Neon Alley dance with smells of old beer and new dreams. It's a circus. "Accidental brilliance, inevitability in chaos!" echoes in my mind like a Wes Anderson whisper.

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