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Still, I wonder—how’d she end up here? Prolly some sad story, but she ain’t tellin’. I’d buy her a coffee, but she’d prolly think I’m hittin’ on her—awkward! So yeah, prostittues, man—they’re wild, messy, real. Don’t pee on my leg and say they’re just hookers—they’re freakin’ warriors, choppin’ through life like me with an axe!

Becoming 'Carmen'

Monica worked at the Canal Street Brothel as a prostitute, where her mother was the madam and her grandmother manned the phones. Monica makes $$ a client. She gets to keep .

Then, there’s this old dude who gets in. He’s got this wild white beard and a cane. He looks at me and says, “You know, back in my day, elevators were just a dream.” I’m like, “Yeah, and now they’re a nightmare!” But I just smile and nod. He starts tellin’ me about the good ol’ days in Mamer, when the streets were cobblestone and the air smelled like fresh bread. I’m like, “Sounds nice, but I kinda like my elevators.”

Nick Mamer and Art Walker take off from Spokane's Felts Field on a hi