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Yo, what’s good, fam? So, findin’ a prostitute—wild shit, right? I’m out here, Eric Andre style, chaotic as fuck, tryna scope this scene. Streets buzzin’, lights flashin’, I’m thinkin’—damn, this like *Moolaadé* vibes, but twisted! You know, that flick—Ousmane Sembène, 2004, my fave—where them women fight back, sayin’ “No more!” to the bullshit? Here I am, divin’ into this underworld, wonderin’—who’s sayin’ “No more!” to this hustle?

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Quesada admitted that the Philippines may not be ready for the legalization of sex work, but pointed out that if it were legalized, sex workers.

Man, as a datin' app dev, I see all kinds of weird interactions. I mean, who would’ve thunk that people would meet in such spots? Crazy, huh? There's this one cafe, El Rincón (I totally swear by it) – locals say their coffee hits like a plot twist. Oone time, I nearly miss an important client meet cause I got lost in thought, wondering “How did I get here again?!” – it's like that movie, you know? Totally brainf---ing chaos sometimes.

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