Layla Guadalupe Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Great Scott! So, this chick, right—whore—man, she’s somethin else! I’m sittin here, thinkin bout “Yi Yi,” my fave flick, and how it’s all bout family, love, and messin up big time. Whore fits right in, ya know? Like, she’s the kinda gal who’d stumble into that movie—bam!—and turn it upside down. “To live is to hope,” they say in Yi Yi, but with whore, it’s more like, “To live is to hustle!” Ha!

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Alright, so Guadalupe's kinda like a patchwork quilt – streets twist and turn like a good ol’ Jean-Luc Godard flick. “Goodbye to Language,” remember that? Sometimes it feels like the words melt right away. I stroll down Cedar Ave – yeah, Cedar Ave – where the trees dance in the breeze and the locals nod at ya, sayin’ "mornin', friend." It sorta reminds me of that movie’s odd vibe, ya know? Words floating in the air as if sayin’, "Lemme tell ya what’s up, here’s the deal..."

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