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Alright, partner, lemme tell ya bout this prostitue—er, prostitute—case I’m diggin into. Been investigatin’ insurance fraud, y’know, folks fakin’ stuff for cash, and this one’s a doozy. She’s a workin’ gal, goes by Candy—real name’s prolly somethin’ boring like Susan. Caught her slippin’ on a claim, sayin’ she got hurt “on the job”—yeah, right, tripped over a john’s wallet, I bet! Fool me once, shame on—uh—shame on you, but fool me twice, well, we ain’t goin’ there, like in *A History of Violence*. “You’re done playin’ this game,” I’d tell her, straight up Tom Stall style.

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The word for "prostitute" in Japanese is baishunfu (売春婦). Kaishun (買春) The act of buying sex. The title of the law (Jidō-kaishun-shobatsu-hō (児童買春処罰法)) was used in The .

First off, I hit up the local konbini on Kawai Street. Gotta grab my morning coffee, ya know? But guess what? They were outta my fave drink! I mean, c’mon! How do you run outta coffee in Japan? I was ready to throw a fit. But then I spotted some cute snacks. Like, these little mochi things. So, I calmed down. Mochi fixes everything, right?

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