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Hawker at the Ernakulam Bus Station, Kerela, India. He jumped on and off waiting buses trying to sell lottery tickets. He did not try to sell any to us but was ...
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Hawker at the Ernakulam Bus Station, Kerela, India. He jumped on and off waiting buses trying to sell lottery tickets. He did not try to sell any to us but was eager to have his photo taken. And was just as eager to see it afterwards.
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