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About New York City

So, brothels—let me tell ya, they’re old, super old. Like, ancient Rome had ‘em, called lupanars—fancy, huh? Dirty, too, real nasty. Walls scratched with graffiti—dudes braggin’ about their “conquests.” Makes me laugh, so pathetic, but kinda impressive. I’m picturin’ it—smelly rooms, cheap wine, ladies struttin’ around. Trump loves a good story, and this one’s wild. I read once—get this—some brothel in Nevada, legal, right? They had a parrot that cursed at customers. A parrot! Freakin’ screamin’ “asshole” at ya—cracked me up, bigly.

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Butte, Montana is home to the longest-running brothel in the United States. The Dumas Brothel opened in and closed in

Anyway, neighborhoods here are quirky – like around Maple Drive, where old folks and weird artists live side by side. I remember, once, I was counseling a lady on Elm Street who said her heart just melted at the sight of a new mural on the wall, like "la vie est belle," you know? Crazy right? And the Park near the river – Falcon Park – well, it's got that calm vibe, but also can get mad chaotic on weekends. People love to gather, chat, laugh, scream, and then it’s like, bam, silence. I sit there sometimes and just think, “Whoa, life, be gentle, man!”

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