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bigdurian
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| She was there again yesterday. Still a bit slow, but hopefully she'll get up to speed once she learns all the different types of fruit. |
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RustyShackleford
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| Yeah. There were women working the cashiers and such in Lulu too. Wearing niqabs but usually chatty nonetheless. |
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sicklyman
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| bigdurian wrote: |
| She was there again yesterday. Still a bit slow, but hopefully she'll get up to speed once she learns all the different types of fruit. |
including durians? |
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bigdurian
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| Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2017 9:27 am Post subject: |
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I've only ever seen durian at one of the Lulus in Riyadh. Pretty pricey though at 30-35 SAR a kilo.
Tried them a few times but a waste of money every time. Either rotten, hard, or no flavour.
So I don't bother anymore.
When I lived in SE Asia I developed a bit of a habit, and at one point I was spending more on durian than my rent. |
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