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Favorite part? She’s got this tattoo—crappy rose, faded as hell. Says it’s from her first night trickin’. Little known fact: back in the 1800s, prostitutes used charcoal—yeah, my stuff!—to blacken their teeth. Sexy, right? Candy didn’t buy it when I told her. “Bullshit,” she goes, but I’m like, “Google it, babe!” Made me happy, sharin’ that weird crap. She’s all, “You’re nuts,” and I’m like, “Duh, I burn shit for a livin’!”

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