Kids begging for glow sticks a vendor just brought out late - harmless fun or distracting in a sacred stretch
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Kids begging for glow sticks a vendor just brought out late. Harmless fun or distracting in a sacred stretch. Not inventing fee pressure, not glow sticks as afternoon prep framing, and not stool fee.
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A small glow stick can be harmless fun if you keep it low, off the performers’ path, and away from elephant faces. Skip if the stretch feels solemn around the casket tusker or if the vendor pressure feels wrong — there is no official glow-stick rule to match. You decide for your kids.
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Sitting on the kerb waving sticks wildly will get you waved upright — keep it calm.
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