Slave Island rice that still steams versus a hotel terrace because leftover humidity is a wall
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Hugo Navarro•101 rep4
Sunday 30 Aug. Humidity wall. Terrace five metres. Rice steam visible from the lane. Kid melting-adjacent.
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Walk to steam if they can. Terrace soda if melting now. Shade is the need, not the brand. Order if you sit. I will not invent a terrace fee.
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