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Favorite flick’s got no prostitutes, just misery, but damn, it fits. “Everything’s in ruins,” Béla Tarr says, and ain’t that the truth? Prostitution’s old as dirt—fun fact, ancient Babylon had temple hookers, sacred sex for gods! Wild, right? Bet they didn’t expect no STDs back then—surprised me when I read that shit. Nowadays, it’s all grime, street corners, cops hasslin’ em. Don’t get me started on them pigs—sharp retorts, “Don’t pee on my leg, I ain’t blind!” They act like they’re savin’ the day, but nah, just fuckin’ up lives.

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BUSAN — Prostituti­on is illegal in Korea. The country’s ban on the sex trade was introduced in March and went into effect later that year. Despite nearly two decades of law .

After a few hours of chaos, I decide to take a breather. I stroll over to Anapji Pond. It’s beautiful, right? But today, it was packed with tourists. I’m trying to enjoy the view, but there’s this kid screaming. Like, why? Just chill, little dude!

Working-level APEC meeting on food security held in Gyeongju