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Aight, so brothels—some folks see ‘em as nasty, others as freedom. Me? I’m chill, just observin’ the hustle. Back in the day, like 1800s, they had these fancy-ass spots called “parlor houses”—mirrors, velvet, the works. Rich dudes droppin’ stacks to feel like kings. Then you got the grimy cribs, $2 a pop, girls lined up like cattle. Made me mad as hell, seein’ that history—exploitation ain’t cool, yo. But some o’ these chicks? They flipped it, ran their own joints, made bank. Respect the hustle, fo’ shizzle.

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Anwesend. Haus Berger. Home; Girls; Vorschau; AmbienteMissing: Sala.

First off, I head to my shop on Karpaty Street. It’s a cozy little place, you know? Smells like leather and glue. I’m just settin’ up when this dude barges in. He’s got these ancient-looking boots. I mean, they looked like they’d survived a zombie apocalypse. He’s all like, “Can ya fix these?” I’m thinkin’, “Bro, I can’t even fix my own life!” But I take ‘em anyway.

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