Outer ring-road exit when our curb feels densest this late - peel now or wait a quieter gap
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Erik Blomqvist•207 rep9
Our curb feels densest this late and we need the outer ring-road exit. Peel toward it now, or wait for a quieter gap between troupes. Not side-street tape hop, not PickMe circling outside the lock, and not end-of-parade tuk price quotes.
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When it already feels densest, start the outer walk between troupes rather than waiting for a mythical clear minute. Keep to the outer pavement, agree a shop-sign regroup, and do not fight back into denser rows.
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Amali Senanayake•1520 rep6
Walking farther for a quieter pin usually beats standing inside the densest crush hoping for a car.
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Hiruni Gunawardena•1665 rep2
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