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So here's another delightful tale from history's darker corners: Madame Laurent, a seemingly innocent perfume maker in 1880s Paris, had quite the side business going. She'd help unhappy wives "solve" their marital problems with her special fragrances - the key ingredient being just enough arsenic to make it the last cologne their husbands would ever wear.

Suddenly, the rope began to fray, making a terrifying snap sound. Ena glared up, her grip never wavering. 'You won't get away!' she screamed. Lucas felt his hands slipping. Oliver looked around desperately for help, but time was running out. They were all about to fall!

So like, I figured out this whole commissary hustle, right? You gotta keep the kitchen guys happy with cigarettes, but then you need enough left over to trade with the laundry crew for extra services, and you know, keep everything smooth with the block captain and shit.

Folks, let me tell you about watching birds in a cage. They'll fly up and up and up, hitting that ceiling over and over and over. Then one day, even with the cage door wide open, they won't fly higher than they're used to. That's human nature, isn't it?

Listen to the pretty pretty sounds, the sounds go round and round. Boom boom bang, we make the music sang. The melody flows like water flows, making sounds so sweet and low.

So I'm at this comedy club last night, right? And this girl in the front row, you know, she's like really into the show, laughing at everything. I'm thinking we've got this amazing connection, but then her husband starts heckling me, and I'm like, fucking perfect.

So this guy decides to fake his own death for the insurance money. Now, his name's Marcus, and he's about 35 at the time. The thing is, he didn't tell his wife about the plan. I guess he figured she'd be more convincing if she didn't know. Anyway, here's where it gets interesting...

You know, filming on location can get pretty wild sometimes. I remember this one time a fan ran through the shot just to give me a high-five. I was like, hey, we're mid-scene, but honestly, you gotta love that energy. It keeps things interesting on those long days.