Thermos of hotel water still cool this late - skip curb sellers or top up anyway
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Tom Ellery•226 rep4
Thermos of hotel water in the daypack still cool this late. Enough to skip every curb seller for the rest of the night, or will we regret not topping up. Not water sellers circulating, not bottled-water price climb, and not sealed-water carts vanished.
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If the thermos still has honest volume for everyone, you can skip curb sellers for a while. Top up at the hotel if you peel anyway — deep mid thirst sneaks up. Do not invent a must-buy price; sealed hotel water you trust beats unknown curb markups.
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Asanka Dissanayake•1420 rep5
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Save cash for a late tuk rather than impulse curb bottles if the thermos holds.
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