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The ads vanished. Not just blocked— gone . The building across the street, which had always been a shimmering holographic billboard for "Bliss-Cola," was suddenly a crumbling brick facade covered in real, physical graffiti. He could smell the actual rain—metallic, cold, real . Life in the Loop had become a predictable