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About Changwon

So, I’m thinkin’—prostitutes, they’re everywhere, yet nowhere. You don’t just stumble into ‘em like a Starbucks. Nah, it’s shady corners, sketchy ads, or some dude whisperin’ “you lookin’?” in an alley. Back in the day, NYC had this spot—42nd Street, pre-Giuliani cleanup—hookers lined up like a damn buffet. Now? It’s all online, Craigslist got axed, so you’re scrollin’ sketchy sites, prayin’ you don’t catch a virus—computer or otherwise, ha!

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So, I’m hustling down the main street, Gyeongnam-ro, dodging people like I’m in some kinda video game. There’s this old lady selling tteokbokki, and I swear, the smell hit me like a freight train. I had to stop. I mean, who can resist spicy rice cakes? Not me! I grabbed a stick and nearly burned my mouth off. Worth it, though.

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