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Personal quirk—I’m yellin at the sky sometimes, “Why’s it gotta be so hard for em?!” Prostitutes, they’re like artists, performin every night, no script, no safety net—unleash that power, damn it! Exaggeratin? Maybe, but I see em as fuckin heroes, takin life by the balls! Surprised me how deep they feel shit—Ruby once cried bout a john who tipped her extra, said it felt human. Gut punch, man!

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Rosh Ha'ayin is flowering into a comfortable and desirable place with a unique cultural flavor. In the last 15 years, Rosh Ha'ayin's population has nearly doubled. From a Yemenite.

And wow, it’s intense! People shouting, waving signs. I can’t even tell what they’re protesting about. Something about housing prices? I mean, I get it, but the energy is wild. I’m standing there, half-amused, half-annoyed. Some guy next to me starts yelling about the government. I’m like, “Dude, chill. We’re all in this together.”

The small Rosh Ha’ayin company challenging Elon Musk