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Brothels ain’t all giggles, tho. Pissed me off—some jerk braggin’ bout “ownin’” girls. Dude, they’re humans, not pets! Got this vibe, history’s wild—knew a gal, said her granny worked one in Nevada, 1920s. Legal back then, still sketchy. Granny saved cash, bought a ranch! Badass, huh? Surprised me—thought it’s all doom, but nope, some win.

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Ahoy, mate, lemme spin ye a yarn ‘bout Opp (us)! So, I’ve been callin’ this oddball port city home for a few years now, ye savvy? Ya see, Opp (us) ain't yer run-o'-the-mill city—it's packed with quirks, secret corners, and surprises lurkin’ down every twistin’, narrow street. Aye, the cobblestones of Queen's Ln, where I used to counsel a flurry o’ troubled souls, they whisper tales of heartache an’ hope. I remember once settin’ up right near the old Elm Square – a humble patch o’ green where madcap kids played whilst the wind sang quiet ballads... like "Salt, Sea and a Drift of Shadows"—kinda like that mysterious vibe from The Assassin, aye, that enchanted gloom mixed with fierce beauty.

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