prostitution, very third world the. we sent in johnny. once they saw our cameras they started packing up. what s going on. i don t know why they don t want to let us sell because we have many people here who need it. we are generating money, we generate tour $3000 daily in taxes of stuff we sell. ranks, used clothes, used things that are given to us and we sell it. we are selling out here but when i came over you packed up, why? when the media calms the police comes and they take everything. jesse: when the cameras come the police follow. the illegal market closes, prostitutes skedaddle. the only way to clean up neighbourhoods today is by embarrassing the politicians. broadcasters streets to the country. the people who lived in the district they don t feel safe. is this a safe neighbourhood safe neighbourhood? no. what goes on here?
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