This reminds me of the time my Canadian wheat pool was bought out by an American corporation.
They made us all wear hard hats, and then refused to allow us to add any stickers to them. So we stuck Canadian flags all over them.
What are they gonna do, tell the Canadians in a century-old business and building that was recently bought out by foreigners that they aren't allowed to wear their own country's flag? The media would have had a field day.
It worked. After a couple of weeks they just quietly stopped enforcing the "No stickers" rule, and we were free to put whatever we liked on there.
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This reminds me of the time my Canadian wheat pool was bought out by an American corporation.
They made us all wear hard hats, and then refused to allow us to add any stickers to them. So we stuck Canadian flags all over them.
What are they gonna do, tell the Canadians in a century-old business and building that was recently bought out by foreigners that they aren't allowed to wear their own country's flag? The media would have had a field day.
It worked. After a couple of weeks they just quietly stopped enforcing the "No stickers" rule, and we were free to put whatever we liked on there.
Go, Denmark!!