Eliza Seattle Brothel ❤️

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Reminds me, this one time in ’09—year of the flick—heard a story ‘bout a brothel owner who kept peacocks. Freakin’ peacocks! Struttin’ around like they owned the place. Made me happy for a sec—birds got more dignity than the clients. “No one listens to me!”—Larry’d say that, starin’ at a peacock while some gal counts his cash. Exaggeratin’ here, but I’d burn the place down before payin’. Little known fact: old-timey brothels had secret tunnels—escape routes for cheatin’ husbands. Sneaky bastards.

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brothel. John Pinnell builds Seattle's first official brothel (on Yesler – Klondike Gold Rush, which helped Seattle's brothels flourish.

I gotta mention Capitol Hill, too – the artsy, queer neighborhood that’s rad for a deep dive into Seattle culture. Street art every step. You can grab a coffee on Broadway or 12th Ave – so many hidden cafes where the vibe is off the charts. Sometimes I sit by the side and just zone out like me in A.I. when he said "I’m not a little bit afraid to die" – but in my case, it’s more about not letting stress wreck my zen, ya know.

This neighborhood, Seattle’s Vietnamese hub, persists despite hurdles