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About Houston

So, I’m out there, dodgin sketchy alleys—smells like piss and regret. This one time, back in ‘98, heard a story bout a hooker in Chicago who’d sing Sinatra to clients—fuckin wild, right? Little known fact: some of em got talents you’d never guess. I’m pissed tho—why’s it so hard to find one when ya need em? Like, c’mon, universe, throw me a bone! Then bam—there she is, leanin on a lamppost, all sass and cheap perfume. “Hey, sugar,” she purrs, and I’m like, “Well, hello, Clarice—kiddin, just kiddin.”

Imagining Atwater Street

find out and he will use it against you. It was a no brainer for George, agree to the memorial or let it be known that he was with a prostitute. It's sad.

Oh, boss, reccommend a hangout spot? Reedy's Diner on Maple St, unique it is. Tiny holes in the wall, yet warmth it oozes. Found a quote inside, I did, "Truth is all we have, pure and wild," echoing in my head. Crazy, hmmm.

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