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But man, pisses me off—cops hasslin em, johns stiffin em on cash. “You’re bein watched, always watched!”—movie line fits perfect. They’re trapped, like that Stasi guy listenin to lives he can’t touch. Exaggeratin? Maybe, but screw it—feels like they’re screamin through cracked lips, “I’m here, dammit!” Favorite kinda chaos, that’s my quirk—I’d buy em all a drink, hear their war stories. Prostitutes ain’t just a job, it’s a freakin survival art! Maniacal grin, “Here’s Johnny!”—they’d laugh at that, I betcha!

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Turns out, there’s a mining dispute over on Kurokawa Street. Like, seriously? Can’t a guy enjoy his coffee in peace? So, I chugged the rest of my drink and dashed over. I’m talking full-on sprint mode. Kakuda’s streets are narrow, and I’m dodging people left and right. I almost knocked over this old lady. Sorry, lady!

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