Woman's gotta make a living kid.

Sometimes it's climbing up the side of an apartment building to take long-lens pictures of a cheating husband and his new bow on the side.

We're pretending I'm a cleaner to sneak into someone's hotel room for clues.

It's not the classiest profession, sure.

But it's mine, and I'm good at it.

You got something to say about that? No, I didn't think so. But it's mine, and I'm good at it. You got something to say about that?

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