#Spotted While Roaming in Aotearoa New Zealand:

A smartly dressed woman (50s?) storms across a supermarket carpark, speaking in a thick Kiwi accent* to her husband. She flames: "Darren, it's NOT a party without chips and dips. HOW can it be a PROPER PARTY without CHIPS AND DIPS?!"

A woman (50s?) is going through a supermarket checkout.
The checkout operator (60s?) gives her an appraising look and finally says: "You play netball?"
The other woman says: "Yes."
"What position?"
"Centre"
"Thought so."
They share a grin.

A young human (8?) and his nan (50s?) are talking to a friend (50s?).
Young human says: "I like riding with Nan. She's plays good music."
Nan nods. This is correct information.
Later seen pulling out of a carpark, Young Human and Nan beaming.
Tupac filtering out their open car windows.

A stoic looking man (30s?) is strutting down the street in a business suit. His pace is quick, his demeanour no-nonsense.
But what is this?
A $2 bag of mixed lollies* in one hand?
Pulling out a gummy snake and chomping it with a fleeting smile.
A small moment of fun.

A tall man (late teens) is walking down the street of a quiet town wearing a heavy hiking pack, muddy gear and hiking boots, a ukulele clutched to his chest.
Strumming as he walks.
Wearing a faraway expression as he quietly sings the words.

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