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But then Ascotally, here’s the deal—findin’ a prostitute ain’t all glitz and glam like in the movies. Nah, it’s gritty. Did ya know, back in the day, like old Japan times—think *Spirited Away* vibes—geishas weren’t even prostitutes? People mix that up! Real pros tho, they’re out there, workin’ shadows, dodgin’ cops like Chihiro dodgin’ bathhouse rules. “Work hard, don’t cause trouble,” Yubaba’d say—ha, these girls break that every night!

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Sex work is legal but only under certain restrictive conditions. To work legally the sex worker can only work in a registered brothel and must be a woman, a Turkish citizen and unmarried. .

Next, I hit up the local bazaar on Kazybek Bi Street. Man, that place is a sensory overload. Spices everywhere, people haggling, and the smell of plov is just divine. I’m trying to bargain for some dried fruits, but this guy is relentless. “Five hundred tenge!” he says. I’m like, “Nah, bro, how about three hundred?” We go back and forth, and I finally snag ‘em for four hundred. Victory!

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