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"A Saturday Night Live sketch about Thailand&amp;#039;s sex trade has been called inappropriate by Thai officials. The sketch in question was a fake commercial for Rosetta Stone, where creepy men offered testimonials about how the service helped them learn phrases like &amp;quot;How much?&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Is that for the whole night?&amp;quot; for sex transactions while in Thailand. Watch the Saturday Night Live sketch below (US only):  Thailand&amp;#039;s Cultural Minister Sonthaya Kunploem has now complained about the content of the sketch in a statement to Reuters. Kunploem said: &amp;quot;The sketch misrepresents Thailand and its people. We&amp;#039;re working with the Foreign Ministry to let the US know it is offensive and we have asked our information ministry to remove the clip.&amp;quot; The SNL sketch has attracted more than 2,300 Facebook &amp;#039;likes&amp;#039; on NBC&amp;#039;s official streaming video service since it originally aired on television a few weeks ago. A spokesperson for Saturday Night Live declined to comment on the Thai protests. Saturday Night Live continues this weekend at 11.30pm ET with host and musical guest Justin Bieber. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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