Our curb went quiet for a few minutes this late - lasting thin-out or just a gap between blocks
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Elise Chevalier•241 rep8
Our curb went quiet for a few minutes this late while we are roughly three hours in. Is that a lasting thin-out, or just a gap between blocks. Not crowd thinned then packed again as a deep-mid surge, and not stream dense while curb half-empty.
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A few quiet minutes this late is usually a gap, not a wrap. Stay if dancers still feel nearby and your group is okay. Treat it as an easy exit window only if bodies are already done — not as proof the night ended.
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Kasun Wijeratne•1595 rep6
If you only hear distant drums, walk one quiet block toward sound before deciding it is over.
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