Line. Procession. Sequence. Waiting line. So many words to express our week. Since Tuesday, we tried to access the tax website to see what deductions we will have for next year, and each time there were tens of thousands already waiting in the queue. Needless to say, we didn’t have the patience, so we probably will have to wait for the interest to cool off before we can satiate our curiosity.
While we were camping outside the tax towers, the most significant story of the week happened in Germany. Just like the US election results impact us directly, so do those in Germany. You could say even more so. Unfortunately, the German government fell after the love between social democrats and liberals died out, and early elections will be happening sooner than expected (February 23, 2025). Once again, we will wait with baited breath for the results to trickle in. Nobody wants a far-right-led Germany. I don’t think we need to explain why.
Referral Campaign
Wow! Just, wow! We’ve had an impressive first week in the referral campaign sponsored by Bloomtree Tech. So far, 619 new subscribers have joined our community! This means we’ve already reached 61.9% of the original goal. If you missed the details about the competition last week, read here.
Top 5 this week (15.11.2024): Alina Racila (65); Rupert Jacobsen (50); Milena Giunti (44); Natalia Sol Pereyra (12); Stephen Powell (11).
There are three more weeks left in the competition (deadline December 13), which means it is still anyone’s game. Wanna know how to win? Read some tips from last year’s winner, Toshali, here. Other ideas? Write on your company’s intranet, on the local Facebook group for your city/village, on your friend WhatsApp/Facebook chat groups, on your association(s) internal communication, or, to be even more outlandish, get an influencer to use your link and secure a home run. All the emails are scanned to ensure validity.
Thank you for reading and sharing Last Week in Denmark!
P.S. – On Friday, we had the last supermoon of the year, the “beaver moon.”
