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So, check it, I was strollin downtown last week, lookin for some action—don’t judge, k?—and it’s like, whoa, these girls got stories, man! One chick, she’s all “I’ve borne my burden!” like in *Dogville*, and I’m thinkin, damn, she’s deep! Prostitution’s been around forever—fun fact, ancient Rome had brothels called “lupanars,” wild, right? Made me happy knowin I’m part of history or somethin. But then, this dude tries rippin me off—20 bucks extra? Nah, bro, that pissed me off! I’m like, “You ain’t Tom Edison screwin me over!”—straight outta *Dogville*, ya see?

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Then, I’m strollin’ down Nishio’s streets, and I hit up the Nishio City Museum. They got this exhibit on matcha. I’m like, “Matcha? Really?” But lemme tell ya, I learned more about tea than I ever thought I would. Who knew it was such a big deal? I mean, I just drink it to wake up, not to become a tea connoisseur.

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