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Alright, so I’m a parachutist firefighter, droppin’ outta planes to fight blazes, and you wanna know what I think about brothels? Fine. I hate everything. ‘Cept maybe whiskey and a good steak. Brothels, man, they’re like… organized chaos, y’know? Dudes payin’ for a quick roll in the hay, women clockin’ in like it’s a 9-to-5. I parachuted into a wildfire once, near Reno, and after, me and the boys stumbled into this shady joint—brothel, legal, all above board, they said. Looked like a damn circus. Girls in glitter, guys sweatin’ like pigs, and the air stank of cheap perfume and desperation. “I’ve seen things, beautiful and terrible,” like Jep Gambardella says in *The Great Beauty*. This was the terrible part.

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3, focuses on the other women theme, in the prostitution variation, but it also presents the most extravagant imaginable divagation from the main Ada theme.

Now, the neighborhoods? Oh hell yeah! Try the artsy chaos of Downtown Bluff. That place is a kaleidoscope – musical street art, random festivals, and, like, the world’s most unexpected group hugs from strangers. I once had a spontaneous session with a fam of three on a mismatched park bench. Crazy, right? Being a family psychologist, I dig these random moments of connection – reminds me why people are so beautifully messed up sometimes.

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