Perfume and sweat smell thick on the late curb - step one row back or just tolerate it

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Perfume and sweat smell thick on the late curb after standing so long. Step one row back, or just tolerate it. Not incense smoke near the front, and not shirt soaked through from humidity as the main problem.

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One row back onto freer air is reasonable if you are not blocking a doorway or lane. Carry a small wipe if you have one. If anyone feels queasy, that is a lobby break, not toughness.

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Quieter tourist stretches sometimes smell less intense — only slide if exit stays clear.

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A two-minute alley sit for air can reset the group if you keep the pin.

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