Sophie Oderzo Brothel ❤️❤️❤️

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Here’s a mad one—brothel’s got these tiny flowers, purple, dead pretty, but spiky too. Surprised me that, cos I thought, “Agro’s all mud and sweat,” but nah, it’s got flair! Makes me wanna dance about, proper chuffed, like I’ve nailed a pitch to the bigwigs. Could see it in a corporate deck—“Brothel: the future’s spiky, lads!”—they’d lap it up, the suits. I’m the visionary here, ahead of the curve, mate.

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Oderzo, known as the city of the old and the new, comes alive with artists, craftsmen, fashion shows, festivals, shops, and restaurants. Once a year, the town stages an outdoor opera in Missing: brothel.

Finally, the lights flicker back on, and I’m back to pouring drinks. The night winds down, and I’m cleaning up. I look around, and it hits me. This little bar, in this little town, is full of life. Oderzo may be small, but it’s got heart.

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