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Tuk from Tennekumbura last bit toward Ampitiya on 21 Aug — written number at last kilometre or PickMe after it spins

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Mason Reid•120 rep

21 Aug, elder plus one, one stick, ordinary bags. Last quote was a speech. Bags, maybe an elder. We are not hunting a night fare for sport.

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Agree the fare before you sit. Daypack can walk; tuk if there are bags. Write it. If PickMe shows an ordinary number, take it. I will not invent a 21 Aug tariff.

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Pramith Goonewardena•202 rep

Leave a buffer. Agree the fare before you sit. Do not cut it to twenty minutes at Tennekumbura last bit and then argue in a jam.

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Lahiru Dissanayake•208 rep

If it is steaming at last kilometre, sit. If not, pack fruit and walk to Ampitiya. Biscuits in the bag anyway. The wait is the hungry part.

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Kamal Weerasinghe•215 rep

Walk off the route, then pin. Closed streets spin the app. Tennekumbura last bit is not a farm-track pickup. Write 110 if you actually mean a tuk hold.

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Rajitha Abeysekera•222 rep

We skipped, kept Ampitiya, slept. Fine. Tennekumbura last bit will still be pavement tomorrow. 4th Kumbal listed 6:40 is not a medal.

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Pradeep Mendis•229 rep

Elder gets the seated option. Pride hunts a window and sulks with children. Daypack can walk; tuk if there are bags.

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Nuwan Gunasekara•236 rep

Fan and stay if it is ordinary damp at Tennekumbura last bit. Ask to move once, calmly. Review-novels at breakfast help nobody.

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Tharindu Wijesinghe•243 rep

Zip the bags at last kilometre. Monkeys are faster than your zip. Eat at Ampitiya, not with a banana on a shoulder.

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Fathima Rathnayake•250 rep

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