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Awesome Swedish tourism campaign invites YOU to call a random Swede
A Swedish tourism campaign is inviting people to call a random Swede to celebrate the country’s 250 year anniversary of abolishing censorship.
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield called the Swedish number and got Henrik – a student – on the line…
Listen to the audio below for the actual telephone call.
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