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Here’s the scoop—did ya know some prostitutes in old China, like way back, used to signal with lanterns? Red ones meant “open for biz,” accordin’ to some dusty history I heard once. Wild, right? I’m picturin’ her with a lantern, all cinematic, “The wind carries secrets,” like in *The Assassin*. Made me happy, thinkin’ how sneaky-cool that is!

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Then, outta nowhere, it started pouring. I mean, like, monsoon-level rain. I dashed outta the ramen shop, but my umbrella? Yeah, it was broken. I looked like a drowned rat running down the street. I was so mad! Why does this always happen to me?

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