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Hey there, folks, listen up—I'm a sailor, y’know, been ‘round the world, seen some stuff. Brothels? Oh man, lemme tell ya—here’s the deal, they’re wild, messy places, full of life, like Agnès Varda showed us in *The Gleaners and I*. “I pick up what others leave,” she said—brothels kinda do that, scoopin’ up the lonely, the randy, the lost. Ports like Marseille, whew, they’re crawlin’ with ‘em—red lights blinkin’, girls leanin’ out windows, smokin’ cheap cigs. Saw one gal, swear she winked at me—made me laugh, thinkin’, “Joe, you old dog, still got it!”

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Elizabeth Needham (died 3 May ), also known as Mother Needham, was an English procuress and brothel-keeper of 18th-century London, who has been identified as the bawd .

Needham's a mixed bag of cool streets and hidden gems. Off Main Street – yeah, right near Common, there's that old brick building turnin’ into a café, ya know? And then ya got Needham Heights – a neighborhood where old trees and new coffee joints, they melt together so nicely. I'm in awe every damn day. The vibe here is like… "The journey is everything," just like in Ten – man, it makes me mmm... think.

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