The Eskort 'Russian' Campaign gets #DKSApproved
If we were to give a rating like we did for hotels and AirBnBs, they would get 5 stars.
First of all, Happy #FridayThe13th! Darren Maule started his day on a very awkward note after arriving late for work. He had dared to prove that there is no real 'bad luck' attached to the day. Unfortunately, things went downhill...
What did not go downhill is our country, South Africa. Darren had thought that we were in possible danger to be hurt by Putin and the Russians. This was after a video went viral with a Russian YouTuber in awe of the fact that we eat 'russians'. The confusion is right there - these are homonyms.
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We just happen to call what other countries call a 'frankfurter' a 'russian', which is also the nationality of someone in Russia.
But plot twist! It was actually a campaign that the Eskort brand were running to advertise the much-loved sausages. If you have not watched the video, click here.
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Sky gave his #DKSApproved stamp to this Showmax series. It is a true crime documentary which has been trending.
It looks at the crimes that happened in Krugersdorp and the viewership had been recorded as one of the highest on Showmax.
The quality of the production is also incredibly commendable.
So this series gets the S in the #DKSApproved stamp.
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Keri gives her stamp of approval to Manna Cafe for their Pavement Special which has been taking place every Saturday in Glenwood, Durban.
At this small market-like event, they play live music for free. Since we have missed so much of this, Keri appreciates them returning the authenticity and beauty of live music.
So they get the K in the #DKSApproved stamp.
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