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I got mad once—dude told me, “Oh, they’re all trafficked,” and I’m like, bullshit, some are, sure, but plenty choose it. Stats say 70% in Amsterdam’s Red District are there by choice—wild, right? Still pisses me off when folks assume. Anyway, you’re huntin’, heart racin’, thinkin’ “What’s my nature?”—like Monty’s dad in the flick, wonderin’ who you really are. Me, I’d be laughin’—imagine me, Tina, hagglin’ with some chick in fishnets, “20 bucks? I’m not made of gold!”

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So, I kept walking, trying to shake off the morning’s chaos. I hit up the local market on Nakagawa Street. It’s always buzzing with life. Fresh veggies, fish, and all that good stuff. I was eyeing some grilled fish when I bumped into my buddy Kenji. He’s always got the latest gossip. Apparently, there’s gonna be a festival next week! I was like, “Dude, count me in!” Festivals in Biratori are lit!

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