Larson was back at his school. Again headmaster Eva Holm was there, plus chairman Hakan Moller. Larson had told his union representative Ulla Steen that she could keep her opinions to herself and stay away.
- So we agree then, said headmaster Holm.
- No, we don’t agree, said Larson.
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Larson entered the building. He walked up the stairs to the offices and the teacher’s lounge. A couple of female teachers stood in the corridor talking to each other.
- Good morning, said Larson.
The two teachers stared at him.
- Good morning! said Larson again.
The women did not reply.
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Typical Swedish person
From the Bureau of Pointless Statistics: Based on numbers from the Tourism Authority of Thailand I have calculated that one in fourty Swedes visited Thailand in 2005.
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