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So, picture this—I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’ bout life, and I reckon findin’ a prostitute ain’t as simple as folks make it out to be. Back in the day, I heard tell of this gal in Nashville, worked the streets near the Ryman—called her “Whiskey Rose,” ‘cause she’d charm ya with a smile and leave ya smellin’ like bourbon. Little known fact: she’d sing Patsy Cline tunes to her clients, off-key as all get-out, but it worked! Made me laugh ‘til I cried—here I am, big hair and bigger dreams, and she’s out there croonin’ “Crazy” like it’s her job. Well, I guess it kinda was!

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South Korea has an active sex trade. Prostitution is illegal — prostitutes and their clients can be fined US$3, and imprisoned for up to a year — but tolerated and fairly common. According .

And then, bam! I bump into an old friend. We haven’t seen each other in ages. We start catching up, and I’m like, “Dude, remember that time we got lost in Bulguksa Temple?” He laughs, and I’m like, “Yeah, we ended up in some random village!” Good times, man.

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