Hurulu after Yapahuwa because the driver says we have time — polite no, or a half-hour that becomes three

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Bernd Keller250 rep

Time on a driver's clock is not time in a body.

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Polite no. Hurulu is a morning, not a garnish after stairs. Pay the agreed hop. I will not invent an extra-stop fee. Refuse extras you did not buy.

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If it is still morning and legs exist, maybe. After a cooker stair plus hunger, no.

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Kamal Perera190 rep

Said no. Van mood lasted four minutes. Peace lasted the afternoon.

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