Jamie_

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r/sweden•

Hey Everyone! So I'm having a bit of an issue with a company, and am hoping for any insight / suggestions anyone experienced can offer. (Long story, skip to TL;DR if desired.)

Backstory: My husband and I moved to Stockholm last spring and love it. We don't have a car here, but have American licenses, and now that we have established something of a life here, need occasional access to a car. So, I set out to sign up for Sunfleet.

From what I could gather on the website, because I don't yet have a Swedish license (US one is good here for a year), I needed to get a form from them so they could manually register me in their online system, as well as send them a copy

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r/snackexchange•

Hey! I'm an American now living in Stockholm, Sweden and missing some of my old snacks! Anyone want to send me a ton of Cheez-its, and maybe some Jax? Candy is easy to come by here, but those two things aren't! If you know what you want from Sweden, I'd be happy to search it out and send it to you, otherwise I can also just send you a bunch of my newfound favorites.

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r/BuyItForLife•

Hiya Reddit -- So my cousin just dropped me an email asking for advice on which non-smartphone she should get. Honestly, I have no idea. She also didn't include what carrier she has, but I suspect it's either AT&T, T Mobile or Sprint. Problem is, after 5 or so years in the smartphone world myself, I have no idea where "normal" phones are at and what's good. Below is her message. Can anyone help me out? Many thanks!

I have a non-smart phone (not even sure what it is except that i know it's an LG). It doesn't have a keypad or anything. It is officially dead (went tubing yesterday and it got wet and it was already on its last leg...looks like it's not going to recover). I am resisting

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