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So – I’m chattin’ her up. She’s cool – sassy. Says – “50 bucks, hon.” I pause. Mid-sentence – like THIS. And go – “FIFTY? For THAT?” She smirks. I’m pissed – but also – impressed. Hustle’s real. Reminds me – *“Lobby Boy – where’s my manners?”* I tip her extra. Cause – ya know – respect. Transaction’s smooth – but my head’s SPINNIN’. What’s the DATA say? Prostitution’s old as dirt – fact! Ancient Rome? They had brothels – TAXED ‘em. Government was like – “Cha-ching!” Still blows my mind.

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The short story “The Prostitute” (Imbaifu) by Hayama Yoshiki () is generally considered to be one of the more important works of Japanese prole- tarian literature, a genre that .

Feeling a bit better after that ramen, I wandered over to the Hayama Marina. The boats were bobbing in the water, and I thought, “Man, I need to get on one of those.” So, I rented a kayak. Yeah, I know, I’m not exactly a pro. But whatever, right? I paddled out, feeling like a boss. Then, I realized I had no idea how to steer. I ended up going in circles. Classic.

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