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Me, I’d never step in one – too skeevy, too loud. Smells like cheap perfume n’ regret – blegh! But gotta say, the stories? Juicy as hell. Like, there’s this one joint in Nevada, still legal, called Moonlite Bunny Ranch – sounds like a damn cartoon! They got girls named Cinnamon – CINNAMON! Cracked me up, picturin’ her twirlin’ round, all sassy-like. “You’re a rare rose,” Adam’d whisper, but nah, more like a wilted dandelion!

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But then, outta nowhere, I see this guy in a full gladiator costume. I’m talkin’ about the whole shebang—sword, shield, the works. I’m like, “Dude, you’re stealing my vibe!” We end up chatting, and it turns out he’s from Italy. He’s in Pyeongtaek for some cultural exchange thing. We bond over our love for gladiator stuff and food. It’s wild!

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