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I roll up on this shady corner—neon buzzin’, girls leanin’ on poles, and I’m sweatin’ like a hog in July. One gal, she’s got this vibe, real sassy, and I’m thinkin’, “She’s got the *moolaadé* spirit!”—like she’s sayin’, “No blade’s touchin’ me, sugar!” I holler out, “Hey darlin’, what’s your deal?” She smirks, “Fifty bucks, cowboy, take it or scat.” I’m happy as a pig in mud—finally found one! But then, oh lordy, this pimp rolls up, big ol’ hat, mean mug, and I’m like, “Aw hell naw, this dude’s trouble!” Made me madder’n a wet hen—nobody messes with my night!

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Rain: Directed by Charles Jarrott. With Diane Cilento, John Drainie, William Sylvester, Joan Haythorne. A prostitute finds redemption in Pago Pago thanks to a hard missionary man.

I love wanderin’ through the local neighborhoods too. Check out Old Town near Maple & 8th—historic as heck, with those funky little cafes, and stories that make ya laugh so hard you almost cry. Sometimes, I get so happy when I see familiar faces—like old pals who watch my spa and say, “Dwayne, you make our troubles vanish!” I get emotional, “C’mon, our love is all there,” like a scene from Amour, yeaaah… I know, right?

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