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Favorite part? The hustle. These women, they owned it—flippin’ society’s rules, makin’ bank. I’m like, “YAAAS, queens, get it!” But then, ugh, the creeps. Some dude prolly stumblin’ in, smellin’ like whiskey and regret, thinkin’ he’s king. Nah, son, you ain’t shit. “Call it, friendo,” I’d sass, ‘cause I’m Beyoncé, I don’t play. Brothels got dark corners too—disease, violence, girls too young. Makes me wanna punch somethin’, scream, “Fix this!”

Quakertown, PA

In this guide, we take a look at the history of the brothel and how the modern-day bordellos operate. We also have a look at some of the laws in both the US and across other countries. Missing: Quakertown.

OK, aight, more tidbits: The local diner on 3rd & Market, man, it’s a treasure trove of feel-good vibes and secret recipes. I always drop in for a slice of apple pie – the best ever, they says so! And, oh, don’t even get me started on the art mural on King Street – its colors dance like, like the spins of a dream, so unreal, so majestic, almost like "We’re waiting for a train."

Police say Quakertown woman, 71, who was "sick and tired" set house on fire. What happened