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Market stall at Horton Plains quoting a postcard number — pay a little over ordinary or walk toward Nuwara Eliya town and eat fruit there

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Hugo Navarro•160 rep

Stall at Horton Plains wants a souvenir price for bananas. Friend with a camera is already annoyed. 26 Aug. I will not perform bargaining as sport.

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Pay a little over ordinary if you want the fruit now. Walk toward Nuwara Eliya town if the number is theatre. Ask the price before they bag it. Do not invent a tourist tax gazette. Do not shout. Two stalls is a survey. Ten stalls is a hobby.

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Lasantha Silva•210 rep

We walked Nuwara Eliya town, bought fruit, ate on a wall. Fine.

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Lotte Bakker•140 rep

Pride bargains a banana into a scene. Kids remember the scene.

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Oshan Rajendran•258 rep

If you like the stall, pay and leave. That is also allowed.

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Aoife Brennan•100 rep

Small bills. A 5000 on bananas is how you donate.

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Yves Moreau•120 rep

We paid a little over, said thanks, left. Fine.

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Pawel Nowak•140 rep

Do not photograph stall holders like a zoo.

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Ruwan Perera•198 rep

Ask 'how much' first. Always.

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Praveen Rajapaksa•213 rep

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