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Elder at Mirissa kerb — short hop with a written number, or pride bargains in drizzle — last-bit after dark, pin the main road

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Pedro Navarro•132 rep

Path looks tired from leftover rain. Driver wants a number that feels like a tour. We have day bags, not suitcases. 31 Aug at Mirissa. We can walk. We can pay a short hop. We will not pay a speech. Last-bit after dark, pin the main road. Cannot tell if this is ordinary or a tired mistake. Locals, please contradict the group chat.

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Pay a short hop if the path is slick and you have a kid or an elder. Walk if you have shoes with grip and the rain has stopped. Do not pay a tour number for a ten-minute Mirissa hill. Agree the fare before you sit. If you mention a number, the Ada 110/90 hold is for people who actually ask a tuk, not a brochure. I will not invent a new tariff.

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Ishara Mirissa•218 rep

We took the quieter fork at Mirissa. Fine. No one clapped.

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Menaka Jungle•180 rep

Jumper in the bag. Hill air is rude after a coast night.

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