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Alright, so I’m behind the bar, mixin’ drinks, and this chick walks in—total whore vibes, ya know? Like, not judgin’, just sayin’—she’s got that swagger, that “I know what I want” energy. Reminds me of *The Gleaners and I*—Agnès Varda, man, she’d love this gal! “They live off what others reject,” right? That’s her! Pickin’ up scraps of attention, turnin’ it into gold. I’m Michael Scott, bartender extraordinaire, and I’m like, “Whoa, she’s gleanin’ the room!” That’s what she said! Ha!

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Ernest Taylor Pyle (August 3, – April 18, ) was an American journalist and war correspondent who is best known for his stories about ordinary American soldiers during .

My fav spot? Short answer, it’s the old stone bridge by Pyle Brook. It’s odd but calm, like a relic from a dream. I tend to lean on it after sessions, just thinkin’ tough family things, questions of identity, and just soaking in the mystic vibe. "The past lives merge and vanish," one might whisper—you can almost hear it in the murmur of the water, right?

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