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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة مستر/ عصام الجاويش

I see eye to eye with you, Mr Essam Abdou. That guy mentioned in the text is from Tanta. He is not a Cariene

Well, Mr Essam
"I'm Cairen" can only mean he behaves like Cairens if it (the sentence) is used as a main clause after "When"clause - like the following:

When I am in Cairo, I'm a Cairene. I don't turn either.
(Note the fullstop here)
But the writer wrote it as follows:

When I am in Cairo, I'm a Cairene , I don't turn either. I hardly hear a siren there.
(See that it is a parenthetical sentence to give additional information)

Without the parenthetical sentence it reads:

When I am in Cairo, I don't turn either.