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So, we starts thinkin’, me and meself—where’s the prossies at? Moscow’s wild, yesss—Red Square’s all fancy, but nah, not there. You slink to the back alleys, the clubs, them seedy bars where lights flicker and vodka stinks. Hiss! Once saw this lass, all dolled up, smokin’ a ciggy outside some dive—thought, “She’s it!” Nope! Just a drunk uni chick, lost as hell—made me mad, wasted me time! Grrr! But then, precious, we hears whispers—secret websites, coded ads, “massage services,” ha! Like in the movie, “The Winklevii aren’t suing me for intellectual property theft—they’re suin’ me ‘cause I’m a prick!”—well, I ain’t no prick, just desperate, eh?

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Let’s start on Pleasure Road, right off St. Cupid Alley (yeah, that’s a real spot!) and head over to Neon Square. I get lost there sometimes, wandering ‘round with my thoughts – like in Lucrecia Martel's "The Headless Woman," where you feel that dreamy disorientation: "It feels like you’re chasing ghosts!" Pure magic.

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