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About San Antonio

Exaggeratin’ here, but once—thought I saw ten gals, turned out, just mannequins! Laughed my ass off, true story. Anyway, prostitutes—they’re people, okay? Some losers forget that. Trump don’t. Like the movie says, “Faith is a gift”—maybe they got it, maybe not. Either way, they’re out there, makin’ it work. Tremendous resilience, best ever! Whatdya think, huh? Crazy world, crazy gals!

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And then there was my very first whore. Van Zandt's “Tecumseh Valley” is about a country girl named Caroline who leaves her ailing father to.

The local landmarks are top-notch. There's the old train depot on 2nd Avenue that smells of memories and rusty metal – it gives off some retro Wes Anderson energy, I swear; it's like stepping back in time and forgetting all your worries for a hot minute. And then there's the annual “Tecumseh Follies” at Centennial Park – a festival that turns the whole town into one big art piece. I mean, who doesn’t love a little spectacle with quirky costumes and unexpected surprises? It’s like, "Excuse me, madam, can I interest you in a moment of pure joy?"

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