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Love the vibe—though. Dark. Messy. Real. Like “Ida”—raw. No bullshit. “You’re a funny girl”—movie line. Brothel’s ironic too. Sells love—ain’t got none. Sarcasm? Oh yeah. Happiest place—my ass. Still—people go. Addicted. Can’t stop hummin’—that tune. Me? I’d rather watch “Ida”. Brothel’s too loud—man. Too damn loud.

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Next, I hit up the local market on Shimozato Street. OMG, the food! I’m talking fresh sushi, grilled fish, and these crazy good mochi. I’m stuffing my face, and this old lady starts chatting me up. She’s telling me about her life in Sobue, and I’m just nodding along, trying not to choke on my food. She’s got stories for days! I’m thinking, “Why don’t I have this much energy?”

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