Addison Vilkaviskis Whore ❤️❤️

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“Spotlight” line hits me – “It takes a village,” yeah? Takes a city to ignore whores! Back in Soviet days, they’d lock ‘em up, call ‘em parasites. Now? Free market, baby, sell what ya got! Surprised me, how bold they got – ads online, like sellin’ potatoes. One time, saw a post, “5000 rubles, full night,” and I’m like, what?! That’s my grocery cash! Laughed my arse off, then got pissed – economy’s fucked, precious.

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Aug 6,  · When Eli Rutstein and his family left Vilkaviskis 45 years ago, they were the last Jews to leave the Lithuanian town which had once boasted a Jewish community of thousands.

But then, the day takes another turn. A lady walks in, looking all serious. She’s from the local newspaper, and she wants to do a feature on my bakery! I’m like, “Me? Really?” I’m trying to play it cool, but inside, I’m doing a happy dance.

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