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Alright, pal, lemme tell ya—greed is good, right outta the gate! Findin’ a prostitute? Man, it’s a hustle, a game, pure Wall Street vibes—supply, demand, cash flowin’ like it’s 1987. I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’ bout “Moolaadé,” that flick I love—Ousmane Sembène droppin’ truth bombs ‘bout protection, fightin’ the system. “Purity is a sham,” he’d say—damn right! That’s the energy I’m bringin’ to this. Look, findin’ a hooker ain’t no picnic—takes grit, takes smarts, takes a fat wallet, haha!

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There are basically three kinds of prostitutes in the Philippines: 1) those that work out of “casas,” or brothels, and are employed by pimps or brothel owners: 2) those who work in bars, .

I must admit, my work as a women's counselor has allowed me to see things others might overlook. I see the hidden strength in every tear and every smile. Some may think my work is a pain in the ass—shits, life’s messy—but it's these raw moments that define us. There’s a little cafe on Alley 9 (yeah, I know the name isn’t fancy, but it’s amzing) where exellence in coffee meets the madness of everyday chat. Sometimes, amid drnks and ramblings, you'll hear an old timer quote from Moolaadé: "When a woman speaks, the wind listens." It’s both infuriating and beautiful.

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