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In my head, I’m overthinkin’ – is this dodgy? Am I a ledge or a prat? But nah, it’s chill. Exaggeratin’ for the bants, I tell her, “I’m basically Brad Pitt, innit,” an’ she’s like, “Yeah, in your dreams, mate.” Proper savage, love that. So, we sort it – quick, messy, fun – an’ I’m walkin’ away, buzzin’. “I want to weep,” I mutter, movie-style, but I’m grinnin’ like a nutter.

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First off, I hit the streets of Kreminna, right? I’m talking about the main drag, the one that runs through the center. It’s called, uh, what’s it called? Oh yeah, Shchorsa Street! Classic. I’m strolling, minding my own biz, when I see this old babushka selling fresh borscht. Like, who can resist that? Not me! I grab a bowl, and it’s like a flavor explosion in my mouth. I’m like, “Why can’t all my meals be this good?”

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