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So anyway, I’m picturin’ it—me, neurotic as hell, sweatin’ bullets, tryna find a prostitute. Maybe I’d hit up the web—X posts, sketchy links, the works. “Who’s got the goods?” I’d mutter, scrollin’ like a maniac. Prostitutes these days, they’re all over—some got ads slicker than a car salesman! Makes me laugh, like, “Pretty, pretty good hustle!” But then I’d get paranoid—cops? Scams? “I’m gonna die!” I’d yelp, channelin’ Malik’s prison panic. “The ghosts are comin’!”—another “A Prophet” gem. I’d be jumpin’ at shadows, swearin’ the Yakuza’s tailin’ me.

Joi Ito's conversation with the living web.

Prostitution is illegal in the vast majority of the United States as a result of state laws rather than federal laws.

First off, I hit up the local konbini on Ito’s main street, Ito-cho. Grabbed some onigiri, right? But they were all outta my fave flavor. Ugh! I mean, who runs outta tuna mayo? Like, c’mon! So I settled for some weird shrimp thing. Not my jam, but whatever.

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