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So, picture this—dude’s hunting for a prozzie. Reminds me of *Syndromes and a Century*—y’know, my fave flick. That slow-burn Thai masterpiece. There’s this line, “The past stays with us,” and damn, it fits. Guy’s prob chasing some old itch, right? Maybe a memory, maybe a vibe. Film’s all dreamy, weirdly chill—prostitute hunt’s the opposite. Gritty, raw, real-time desperation. Still, both got that human messiness. Kinda poetic, if you squint.

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Then, boom! I bump into this dude, right? He’s all dressed up in a suit, lookin’ like he just stepped outta a drama. Turns out, he’s a dealer too! We start talkin’ shop, and I’m thinkin’, “Finally, someone who gets it!” But then he drops this bomb: he’s got a rare item. Like, super rare. I’m like, “Dude, where’d you get that?” He just smirks and says, “You gotta know the right people.” Ugh, I hate that kinda talk.

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