Mila Kiryas Joel Prostitute ❤️

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Alright, y’all, lemme tell ya ‘bout this—prostitute life, man! I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’, like Dr. Phil with a Southern twang, “How’s that workin’ for ya?” Ya know, like in *A Prophet*, where Malik’s tryna survive, hustlin’ in prison—prostitutes got that same grit! I seen it, this chick, workin’ the corner near my old haunt—tough as nails, swear! She’d strut, heels clickin’, like she owned the damn street. Reminds me of that line, “You’re in deep now, kid”—she was deep in it, no kiddin’!

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When my dad was a cop with the NYPD he used to catch Hassidic males doing business with the prostitutes on the west side. One time the station house captain called him in to tell him that .

The community here is tight-knit, electrifying, and like a never-ending episode of empowerment. Sometimes I wander down Memorial Way (yeah, I know it sounds all serious, but think of it as a runway for your soul) and feel like Spike Lee's "25th Hour" playing in my head. Remember that raw energy of "25th Hour"? "The clock’s ticking, play up, play up!" It resonates every single day here, reminding you to seize every moment like you’re on top of the world. Slay it, honey!

Kiryas Joel prepares to build plant in Woodbury to treat water from Catskill Aqueduct