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Someone shaky-cold after long standing in warm air - walk to AC or sit deeper with daypack water

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Lena Brandt•246 rep

Someone in the group getting shaky-cold after long standing even though the air is warm. Walk them to AC for a reset, or sit them deeper in the crowd with water from our daypack. Not legs shaking bag-seat, not lightheaded bag deeper alone, and not inventing curb fees.

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Shaky-cold after long standing is a body warning — walk them to hotel AC for a real reset if they can walk safely. Daypack water and a deeper sit helps only mild cases. Do not leave them alone in the crush; one adult goes with them and texts the curb pin.

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Chathura Weerasinghe•1600 rep

For elderly, skip the deeper-crowd experiment and go AC.

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Sachini Amarasinghe•1558 rep

A soaked shirt makes shaky-cold worse — dry layer if you have one.

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Asanka Dissanayake•1420 rep

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