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So, I’m thinkin bout “The Pianist,” ya know, that Roman Polanski flick? Love that movie! The tension, the survival vibe—it’s like findin a prostitute, but less pianos, more… um, services. Anyway, “You have to survive,” right? That’s a line from the film. Applies here too, I guess. Survive the awkwardness!

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On our way back to the resort, we encountered Prostitutes, the locals said that they were transsexuals, who walked up to us offering us a good time. We declined and kept walking until .

And let me tell ya, every now and then, I get that feeling – a weird, quirky vibe, like teetering on the edge of something magical. The enviroment here, it's all about that slow boil of everyday life. I beleive it gives me inspo for my dating site designs, making profiles pop with character! Funny how a city like Wagoner, unassuming as it seems, can be both heartwarming and absurdly tehe, with its awkward intersections of romance and reality.

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