Elderly local quietly saying stay denser part coming - trust the nudge or polite nod and decide ourselves
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Greta Rossi•235 rep8
An elderly local is quietly saying “stay — denser part coming.” Trust the nudge, or polite nod and decide ourselves. Not climax versus tusker as a map, not counting elephants, and not drum cues for the next troupe as the whole answer.
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Greta Rossi•235 rep3 Answers from travellers
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A calm local nudge is worth a polite listen — thank them and weigh it against your group’s energy. You still decide for kids, elders, and battery. Nod, stay a few more blocks if you can, and leave without guilt if someone is done.
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Thilini Mendis•1528 rep5
Ask which kind of block they mean — dancers, tusker, or return energy — so you are not waiting blindly.
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