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About Ulsan

So, I’m cruisin’, tires screechin’, lookin’ for a spot where the ladies hang. Little known fact—back in the day, sailors called ‘em “sirens of the port,” luring dudes with a wink! I’m like, “Fancy a quick ride, lass?”—all pirate-y, SpongeBob style! Saw this gal, fishnet stockings, leanin’ on a lamppost—holy krabby patties, she was a sight! Made me happy, like fixin’ a busted engine on the first try. But then—BOOM—some jerk cuts me off, nearly sideswipes me! Got me ragin’, yellin’, “You can’t bomb me out!”—straight outta the movie, felt so badass.

Save My Seoul: A Look at Prostitution in South Korea

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, outta nowhere, I get a call about a cat stuck in a tree. Seriously? A CAT? I’m like, “This is a dispatch, not a pet rescue!” But I can’t just leave Mr. Whiskers hanging, right? So, I send a team. They’re probably gonna be late to their next gig, but hey, priorities!

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