Shop-step sitting etiquette for elders without blocking a doorway
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Maja Lewandowska•249 rep4
If elders sit on a shop step during Second Randoli, what etiquette keeps us from blocking a doorway. Ask late afternoon. Not buying a plastic stool, and not asking which eaves stay calmer in drizzle.
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Shop-step sits are calmer when you ask the shopkeeper, keep bags out of the doorway, and stand when customers need to pass.
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