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Her story’s nuts—heard she started at 16, runnin’ from some shitty home. Little known fact: lotsa prostitutes in history were orphans, pushed into it. Sad, man, but she’s all, “I do what I must.” Straight-up survival, baby! I’m sittin’ there, sippin’ my martini, thinkin’, groovy, she’s a fighter. Kinda sexy, kinda tragic—my type, ya dig?

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People say, "Larry, what's so special about Rayne?" And I’m like, "Dude, every street corner shouts a story." Like the historic building on Banner Rd—you know, that old brick joint that’s seen decades of love, lust, and rebellion. I even found a scruffy little mural under a bridge. It’s hardly famous, but to me, it sings like a soulful cry of hope, just like that raw emotion in the movie.

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