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So yeah, I’m ramblin’, voice crackin’, ‘cause this stuff fires me up! Ya gotta be smart—check corners, ask around, don’t flash cash like some dumbass billionaire. “I miss you terribly,” Eilis whispers in the flick, and I’m thinkin’, damn, these girls prolly miss somethin’ too—home, safety, a fair shot. Breaks my heart! But they’re out there, bold, makin’ it work. Respect that hustle, man!

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I know a few people who lost theirs to sex workers due to anxiety/shyness/unable to find a partner and it worked for them.

Cranston’s got these neat neighborhoods. West End’s a hidden gem – quiet, kinda artsy, and with cool murals that make you think. I usually wander near Forest Avenue on breezy afternoons – the trees, the chirping, it's a lil’ slice of peace in a busy world. And oh, Market Square, right by Exchange Street, buzzes with life; street vendors, laughter, even little coffee shops where I spill my heart out about life.

Movie Preview: Janney and Cranston head a ’70s small-time “theatre” family where “Everything’s Going to be Great”