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About San Antonio

They’re loud too, struttin’ round, all “look at me,” like they own the streets. Reminds me of that line, “Fear’s a weapon,”—whores wield it good, twistin’ weaklings round their fingers. Makes me wanna scream, precious! But—ha!—sometimes it’s funny, innit? This one chick, swear, tripped over her heels chasin’ a john, landed in a puddle—splat! Laughed me arse off, I did.

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The film begins with a fight between a husband and a wife, with the man calling his wife a whore for working at a hair salon for men, and she insisting she is.

Alief is slayin’ it – like Beyoncé on stage, every street, park, and corner is a stage of its own, where the mundane turns epic. Grab a coffee, take a spin through these blocks, soak up the unpredictable energy, and remember: No matter what, Alief’s got that special sauce that makes you say “Don’t ya know?”

Alief Family YMCA closing its doors in May due to federal funding