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Want a free sticker? Of course you do! Find me someone that doesn’t like stickers or stuff that’s free. I dare you. Three super simple ways to get stickers-

1.
Simply send us a S.A.S.E. It’s that easy.
( a self addressed, stamped envelope! )

All you need to do is mail us an envelope with your address on it and a stamp on it. When we get it we’ll put some stickers in it and drop it in the mail.

You’ll want to send that S.A.S.E. to our official sticker distribution center (OSDC) at this address:

Brian / Jet Set Sticker
14 Union St.
Northampton MA, 01060

2.
Email us a picture of you wearing one of our shirts, or standing next to one of our posters (include your address). You don’t have a shirt or poster yet you say?

Well you can get one right over here…

3.
Put a Jet Set Zero sticker on something cool and email us a picture of it. If it is indeed awesome we’ll post it on the blog and send you out some more stickers. Repeat.

Send an email to Brian, the author of this post, at brian@jetsetzero.tv or read more of their posts here.

Amazing Coincidence by Rob

Last seen in January

We got an email this afternoon from a traveler named Christopher, who found our sticker while walking through one of the most unlikely areas of suburban Kanagawa. I placed the sticker during one of my trademark Kanagawa Constitutionals, at a particularly low point in my experience in Japan. I was horribly unhappy that day, and walked for about an hour to an unimportant overpass in an unknown and unloved part of Kawasaki City, where I placed the sticker to commemorate that particularly bad time.

Eight months later, Chris found my sticker.

More amazing still, as I sat in Jen’s office in Sultanahmet today, his email arrived in my inbox. I was telling Jen the story when I followed a link to his website to find his most recent entry about visiting Calgary, Alberta (Jen’s hometown).

Even more amazing than that: one of the pictures in the frontpage photo array is an image of Jen’s office building.

Yeah. Seriously.

So to Chris– thanks for tracking us down, and whether you wanted to or not, you’ve shared a very personal moment in my story.