Phone still dead Saturday after Friday Day - shop charger now or wait until the next town
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Letty Tavistock•238 rep9
Phone died on Friday's Day curb and is still dead this Saturday. Top up and charge at a shop now, or wait until the next town and hope a socket is there.
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Shop now if you still need maps or a ticket photo for the Saturday hop. A dead phone on the road is how you miss the stand. Do not invent that every next-town cafe will lend a cable.
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Lasantha Bandara•245 rep5
We charged twenty minutes at a shop and bought a small top-up. Fine. Friends who waited were hunting a socket at the next junction.
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Miles Okehampton•241 rep2
If the desk still has a cable and you have an hour, use that. If you are already leaving, a shop. Do not ride empty.
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