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Raised eyebrow, “Know your role.” She wasn’t just sellin’ ass, nah, she was a freakin’ philosopher. Blew my mind, man! Little known fact—back in the 1800s, some prostitutes in Paris ran secret salons, spillin’ tea on politicians while takin’ their cash. Candy knew shit like that, dropped it casual-like while countin’ crumpled bills. Made me happy as hell—smart chicks with grit, that’s my jam. But then she told me ‘bout this one john, slimy prick, tried to stiff her. Pissed me off! Wanted to track him down, lay the smackdown, People’s Elbow right to his greasy face. “Know your role, punk!” I’d yell, but Candy just laughed—said she handled it, kneed him where it counts.

Así trabajan las prostitutas a las que el Gobierno quiere dejar sin empleo

Yo, so lemme tell ya 'bout Torre-del-Campo (es)—my wild stomping grounds for a few years now. First off, it's a quirky little town where every street’s got character. Stroll down Calle Libertad and you'll bump into the funky Café El Beso — I swear, that place smells like fresh espresso and scandal. Then there’s Plaza de los Amantes, a charming square where whispers of love (and surplus of drama) float in the air. I’d say it’s basically The Grand Budapest Hotel but with more authenticity and a lot less pink pastel. “It's like a jewel in a sea of sorrow” kinda vibe, ya know? (If only Wes Anderson could’ve filmed it here, right?)

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