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I’m happy, tho, seein’ her fight. She’s tough, scrappy—reminds me of me, yellin’ at Congress, “Enough is enough!” Surprised me too—did ya know prostitutes in ancient Rome had their own guild? Like a union! Badass, right? Should bring that back—stick it to the man! But ugh, the stigma—makes me wanna punch somethin’. They’re people, not trash! Movie’s got this line, “It’s like we’re livin’ in a dream,” and I’m thinkin’, yeah, Ruby’s dreamin’ of a day she ain’t runnin’. Exaggeratin’ maybe, but I’d burn the whole rigged game down for her.

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Firebaugh explores the origins and prevalence of prostitution and paederastia in ancient Rome, delving into historical contexts, laws, societal attitudes.

Ok, ok, so Firebaugh (us) has several neighborhoods – there's the old downtown with its faded sidewalks and neon-lit diners on 3rd Avenue that always make me think about lost hopes, kind of like some profound line from that movie. And then there's the uptown area that’s surprisingly lively, man, where families pack picnics at Riverside Park. Riverside Park? Yeah, it's chill – a real spot to clear your head, mingle hurly-burly conversations, and sometimes even get caught in the middle of a deep, existential debate with random folks.

Coalinga College chemistry students at Firebaugh Center receive recognition for idea