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Clarice… a brothel, huh? Filthy little dens, teeming with desperation. I saw one once, back in Mali—yeah, Timbuktu vibes, dusty streets, secrets rottin’ in the sun. “The wind carries our cries,” like in the flick, but here it’s moans, not prayers. These joints, they’re old as sin—did ya know ancient Babylon had ‘em? Sacred whores, blessin’ the pervs with divine ass. Wild, right? Makes me chuckle, the hypocrisy—priests and pimps, same game.

Garfield Ridge residents say Cicero Avenue prostitution has crossed into their alleys, backyards

Night of the Living Laundromat/Fast Food/Cash and Carry: Directed by Ron Myrick, Bernard Wolf. With Lorenzo Music, Thom Huge, Julie Payne, Gregg Berger. Jon buys a washing machine .

And then there’s Dudley Park – I swear, go stroll around there, the green patches and chill benches are all sorts of vibes. Oh, and the River Rogers, yeah that little stream that runs by the east side, gives the place that “Timbuktu-esque” feel – you know, "the wind that never dies" kinda like in the movie. It’s like the city whispers, "Keep on dreamin’."

James A. Garfield National Historic Site hosts Presidents' Day Event