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Here’s a quirky bit—didja know some old ports had “prostitute fish”? Nickname for bottom-feeders, ‘cause they’d linger where the girls worked. Stinky, slimy, perfect match! Cracked me up, but also—eww, right? My brain’s like, “Dr. Evil, don’t overthink it,” but I do. Always. Exaggerating? Maybe. But it’s a jungle out there—pinky-to-mouth, “One million dollars!”—and these dames are apex predators.

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So buddy, when ya come over, let’s go dippin' in the local legacy. Grab a breezy day by the river, wind down at my spa, and wander the spirited streets of Ruskin (us). You’ll see why I’m drawn like a moth to a firefly, always surprised, sometimes mad, always amazed. How’s that workin’ for ya?!

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