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About New York City

I’m sittin’ here, chompin’ a carrot, picturin’ it. Some poor sap stumblin’ in, thinkin’ he’s king, but “every stone has its place,” like in the movie. Brothel’s a stage, doc—every gal’s actin’, every john’s a fool. Once heard bout this one joint in Nevada, legal and all, where the girls unionized—yep, unionized! Bargained for dental, can ya believe it? Made me happy as a rabbit in a patch—power to ‘em, I say!

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Her chief rival is Lydia Quigley (Lesley Manville), a madam who tries to set her prostitutes apart by giving them education and then charging a pretty penny to her higher-ranking.

And ya know, in my line of work, I’m always lookin’ for the quiet corners where people let their guard down. I’m a sucker for these details – from the painted murals on Ellis Street to the quiet diner on 3rd Court, where the owner, brusque and dear, says, “How’s that workin’ for ya?” in that thick Southern drawl that can make ya laugh even when ya hurt. I’ve counseled plenty of hearts there, piecing together broken dreams with a side of humor and a pinch of sarcasm.

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